Japan · BIKE TOURS IN TOKYO
The 15 bike tours in Tokyo below are the ones that survive a close look at the price, the timing and what you actually get to see. Start at the top and work down.
See Tokyo by bike on a six-hour small-group ride through shrines, parks, Ginza, the Imperial Palace, Tokyo Bay, and Shinjuku.
“Our guide was superb. He was delightful company plus ensured all our safety in the heat. Trying to cover such a large city on foot is impossible, so I highly recommend a bike tour to cover lots of ground in a day.”
Review of Tokyo Great Cycling Tour, a six-hour small-group ride linking Tsukiji, temples, shrines, and the Imperial Palace.
“Absolutely loved this cycling tour! The guides Toshi and Nick were great! We would not have seen as much of Tokyo without doing this kind of tour. Highly recommend the tour. My son and I had such a good day”
Compare three Tokyo e-bike routes, from temples and gardens to Tokyo Bay night views, with practical tips on safety, value, and who should book.
“Do NOT book with Viator or with the is bike company. When we showed up, they told us that we cannot ride because our kids are too young. Although when we registered them and when we signed up, I put all of the information in and they had no problem taking my money and did not tell me that they were too young. When they canceled on us they would not give us a refund. And there was really no reason for that. They had a whole crew going, and the fact that they would not let us join did not hurt their bottom line at all. Terrible customer service,…”
See Tokyo by e-bike, from Imperial Palace views to Asakusa backstreets, with a local guide, small groups, and practical city tips.
“Really great tour of Tokyo with Take! Lots of information, different neighborhoods, food stops and thoughtful things such as water and snacks. Great tour.”
Explore Tokyo by Bianchi bike or e-bike on a three-hour tour linking temples, palaces, parks, Shibuya, and local streets for $45.
“Great tour by Rikuu who safely guided us through the streets of Tokyo. He answered all of our questions well and was overall very knowledgeable and helpful. Would definitely recommend to anyone wanting to see the most of Tokyo in a short morning.”
Review of Tokyo’s 3-hour guided e-bike tour, covering routes, sights, value, riding conditions, snacks, guides, and who should book.
“Excellent tour with great commentary from guide Shinobu. Great fun.”
Ride Tokyo’s quiet west side with Andy, sampling local snacks, lunch, and daily life in Nakano, Koenji, and Asagaya.
“We had a wonderful time touring around Tokyo with Andy. We enjoyed seeing a different side of Tokyo. We did tourist attractions but what we really liked about this tour is we got to see and learn about how the residents live. We were able to meet some and everyone was so friendly and welcoming. Also sampling the different foods was a treat. We went to places we might not have found out about. We also passed the bike parking test. This is a 10 out of 10 tour. Highly recommend for anyone that wants to do something off the beaten path to learn more about what life is like…”
See Tokyo by e-bike in three hours, from Zojo-ji and the Imperial Palace to Shibuya Crossing, with a guide, bike, and local insight.
“It's a great experience. Need to be in good shape for the 3 hours. Not going to stop often for pictures.”
Cycle Tokyo’s back streets, shrines, cemeteries, and palace moat on a small-group tour with local guides and optional e-bikes.
“We visited some culturally interesting places in Tokyo eg the Emperor's palace, the parliament, Meiji Shrine, a cemetery & others. The guide was very patient and rode at our pace on pavements most of the time. He was knowledgeable. Bear in mind this is a 20km ride mostly on the flat but with a few inclines. The day we did this was rainy so I think it would be lovely on a sunny day.”
Ride Tokyo’s quiet backstreets with a small group, tasting sakuramochi and visiting Asakusa, local shrines, gardens, and Skytree.
“We had a memorable time on this tour with our family. Our 9 year old rode a tandem bike with my husband and my kids (12, 14) had their own bikes. The bike ride was easy. Mr. Takeshi gave us a great backstreet tour of Tokyo. We had to cut our tour short due to rain but the rain only made it even more memorable. We would absolutely do it again!”
Explore Tokyo by private e-bike with hotel pickup, local guide Kazuma, flexible stops, and safe routes to landmarks and quiet streets.
“Awesome day with Kazuma… met us at our hotel, had some discussions about what part of Tokyo we wanted see… he had several choices, and Then we had a very personalized fun experience!”
See Tokyo by bike in three hours, from Zojo-ji and the Imperial Palace to Shibuya, with an English-speaking guide and e-bike option.
“This was so much fun! Our guides, Miguel and KG were amazing, super friendly, funny and told us so much about the history, culture and the people. So worth it!! Amazing trip.”
Cycle through Shibuya, Harajuku, Aoyama, and Yoyogi with a local guide, covering famous sights and quiet streets in a small Tokyo group.
“Touchy did a great job of explaining culture and enjoyed the biking. Great way to see things. We will book again”
Review of Tokyo’s 3-hour guided e-bike tour, covering old Edo sites, Akihabara, shrines, the Imperial Palace, and taiyaki.
“I’m 60 years old and had a total knee replacement five months ago. I never felt unsafe or unable. Micki was patient and very safety cautious for her guests and the local civilians 😊. We recommended this tour even before we left Japan to other tourists that we met”
Ride 18 kilometers through Tokyo in three hours, from Zojo-ji and the Imperial Palace to Shibuya Crossing, with bikes or e-bikes.
“You will cover a lot of ground in three hours. I appreciated my E bike because of the summer heat. The two guides, Show and Naoki, were well informed and easy to understand. .”
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