Important Vessel Notice：
Multiple vessel types operate the water bus route, including HOTALUNA, HIMIKO, EMERALDAS and the classic sightseeing boat “Kaishu”.
During the summer peak season, vessels are assigned randomly according to daily maintenance and passenger volume. We cannot guarantee a specific vessel type, and you may board the traditional sightseeing boat Kaishu.
We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. Please book carefully if you have preferences regarding the vessel.Please refer to the images for specific ship models (apologies for not being able to include all ship models due to the large variety and varying daily schedules).

If you want to explore Tokyo from a unique perspective, the Sumida River water bus stands out from subways and land buses. The water route connects four top scenic spots—Senso-ji Temple, Hamarikyu Gardens, Odaiba Seaside Park and Toyosu, serving as both convenient transport and a sightseeing experience favored by independent travelers.
The cruise departs from Asakusa Pier, where the iconic red Kaminarimon Gate stands. Before boarding, you can wander Nakamise Street for local snacks and souvenirs. Sailing along the Sumida River, the boat passes distinctive bridges, with traditional Japanese houses and modern skyscrapers lining the banks, showcasing Tokyo’s perfect blend of old and new. The open deck offers unobstructed views for stunning river photos without crowded crowds.
The route continues toward Tokyo Bay via Odaiba and Toyosu. Odaiba features Rainbow Bridge, the replica Statue of Liberty and Gundam statue, with stunning sea views by day and gorgeous sunset glow over the bay. Toyosu boasts modern malls and coastal walkways for leisure. One single cruise covers ancient temples, royal gardens and coastal cityscapes. Escape busy land transfers and witness Tokyo’s century-long urban evolution from the water, an unmissable experience for visitors.