• A 90-minute time travel cruise departing from directly under Tokyo Skytree and heading to Nihonbashi, the center of Edo culture, to experience history

  
  

• You will experience a water elevator at a Panama Canal-style water gate, and pass by the spectacular view point of Skytree on the Sumida River, one of Tokyo's most famous rivers, as well as the three famous bridges over the Sumida River, the Eitai Bridge and the Kiyosu Bridge (nationally important cultural properties). There is a lot to see.

  
  

• Feel free to bring your own food and drinks!

  
  

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- Course Introduction -

• One-way service between Skytree and Nihonbashi (Water elevator experience)

This cruise is full of highlights and connects Nihonbashi, the center of Edo
culture, with the current landmark, Tokyo Skytree!

The 90-minute journey through history departs from directly beneath Tokyo
Skytree and heads for Nihonbashi, the center of Edo culture.

This long cruise is packed with highlights, including a water elevator
experience at a Panama Canal-style lock, and passing by great views of the
Skytree on the Sumida River, Tokyo's most famous river, as well as the three
famous bridges over the Sumida River, the Eitai Bridge and the Kiyosu Bridge
(nationally important cultural properties).

There is also a reverse route from Nihonbashi to Skytree.

Since it is a one-way flight, you can also use it as a means of transportation
to the station or to get to a restaurant!

- Course Description -

• Departing from Skytree → Nihonbashi visit cruise [90 minutes]
  
  Oshinari Park Boat Dock → Yokojukkan River → Onagi River → Ogibashi Lock
  (Panama Canal-style water gate) → Sumida River → Nihonbashi Boat Dock

  
  

• Nihonbashi departure → Skytree visit cruise [90 minutes]
  
  Nihonbashi Pier → Sumida River → Onagi River → Ogibashi Lock (Panama Canal-
  style water gate) → Yokojikken River → Oshinari Park Pier