[Tokyo] Tokyo Bay Cruise Yakatabune with Japan Dance & Drinks

• The history of the yakatabune (houseboat) dates back to the Heian period (794-1185) and the Edo period (1603-1868). Initially, it was only available for the use of feudal lords and samurai, but later it became a way for wealthy merchants to showcase their riches. It wasn't until the latter half of the 19th century that it was opened for the general public to enjoy.
• While on the boat, you can enjoy a delightful Japanese dance performance, and we provide complimentary non-alcoholic drinks.
• Enjoy a ride on the historic yakatabune (cruise duration: 60 minutes).
• After departing from the pier, we will cruise along to theToyosu Bridge and then return back to the pier.
• You can admire the beautiful scenery of both sides of Tokyo Bay from the cabin, and there will be a guide who speaks Chinese, English, and Japanese.

During the day, Toyosuōhashi Bridge provides breathtaking views of Tokyo Bay and the skyline. The bridge's modern design contrasts beautifully with the surrounding scenery. It's an ideal spot to enjoy the lively atmosphere of the nearby Tsukiji Outer Market and capture memorable photos of the city.