[Rickshaw Ebisu-ya] Tokyo Asakusa Rickshaw Private car tour

Vehicle Introduction: A rickshaw can accommodate up to two adults. If three people sign up, two rickshaws will be provided. Adult rates apply to children 6 years and older. Children aged 0-5 (preschoolers) are free, but each child must be accompanied by an adult. For example, 2 adults and 2 infant will be charged as 2 people (riding in 1 rickshaw, and the infant must sit on the lap of an adult). 1 adult and 2 children will be charged the fare for 2 people, sharing 1 rickshaw. Pregnant women riding regulations: For safety reasons, women who are less than four months pregnant (16 weeks or less) are not allowed to ride. (From the 4th month (17 weeks or more), it is safe to experience). Wheelchairs and infant strollers can also be placed on rickshaws if they are of appropriate size. operating hours vary depending on the season, so please check with each store. Experience address: The Rickshaw Station is located outside Exit 1 of Asakusa Station on the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line (there are two stations with the same name, but they are on different lines, so be careful not to confuse them). Exit 1: https://maps.app.goo.gl/FGtjBmQxEs7UwRE1A (From here you need to walk a few meters to reach the rickshaw station.) Available time period: Tokyo Asakusa Store: Opens at 9:30 a.m. and closes at 16:00 (depending on the sunset, the actual time will be adjusted on site) About Service Language: The driver can only speak Japanese and simple English. Please note that the driver is not assigned according to the language you choose. Frequently Asked Questions about Rickshaws Q Can I ride in bad weather (rainy/snowy)? A Our experience tour is rain or shine. You can ride with confidence whether it rains or snows. The seats are equipped with a canopy, windshields on the left and right sides, and finally covered with a waterproof foot cover. In winter, we prepare two warm blankets and a hand warmer, so you can ride with confidence at any time. Q What should I do if the combined weight of two people exceeds 150 kilograms? (Worried about weight) A Rickshaws basically have no weight limit, but the seat width is 74 cm. For safety reasons, if one rickshaw cannot accommodate two people, they will need to share. Q Can infant travel with me? A Yes. Your baby's neck is not yet fully developed, so you need to use a infant carrier when riding in a rickshaw. If you have a infant carriage or infant bag, you can leave it at the rickshaw stall. Q How many people can sit in a rickshaw? A Maximum occupancy is 2 adults. (Children over 6 years old are considered as adults.) If it is judged that there is no safety concern, children under the age of six can be held on the adult's lap and ride in a car. Q Will you take photos for us? A During the tour, we will assist you in taking photos at each scenic spot. We will use your camera or mobile phone to take photos. Please leave it to us. Q Are there any days off? A Open all year round. However, in the event of a typhoon or storm, if it is judged that driving is unsafe, we may close or shorten operating hours. Please ask each store for details. Q Can people who use wheelchairs or have difficulty walking ride? AOf course you can. We have step-type steps and our staff will assist you when you get on and off the bus. In addition, wheelchairs of suitable size can be placed on the rickshaw. Depending on the content of the tour, wheelchairs can be kept during the tour or transported to the destination. Please inquire with the on-site staff. Q Can I run with or follow a rickshaw even though I don't ride it? A Since rickshaws are on the road, we cannot accompany them for safety reasons. We can discuss the location and time with you and meet at the end. In addition, following them on a bicycle is also dangerous and is not recommended.

Vehicle Introduction: A rickshaw can accommodate up to two adults. If three people sign up, two rickshaws will be provided. Adult rates apply to children 6 years and older. Children aged 0-5 (preschoolers) are free, but each child must be accompanied by an adult. For example, 2 adults and 2 infant will be charged as 2 people (riding in 1 rickshaw, and the infant must sit on the lap of an adult). 1 adult and 2 children will be charged the fare for 2 people, sharing 1 rickshaw. Pregnant women riding regulations: For safety reasons, women who are less than four months pregnant (16 weeks or less) are not allowed to ride. (From the 4th month (17 weeks or more), it is safe to experience). Wheelchairs and infant strollers can also be placed on rickshaws if they are of appropriate size. operating hours vary depending on the season, so please check with each store. Experience address: The Rickshaw Station is located outside Exit 1 of Asakusa Station on the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line (there are two stations with the same name, but they are on different lines, so be careful not to confuse them). Exit 1: https://maps.app.goo.gl/FGtjBmQxEs7UwRE1A (From here you need to walk a few meters to reach the rickshaw station.) Available time period: Tokyo Asakusa Store: Opens at 9:30 a.m. and closes at 16:00 (depending on the sunset, the actual time will be adjusted on site) About Service Language: The driver can only speak Japanese and simple English. Please note that the driver is not assigned according to the language you choose. Frequently Asked Questions about Rickshaws Q Can I ride in bad weather (rainy/snowy)? A Our experience tour is rain or shine. You can ride with confidence whether it rains or snows. The seats are equipped with a canopy, windshields on the left and right sides, and finally covered with a waterproof foot cover. In winter, we prepare two warm blankets and a hand warmer, so you can ride with confidence at any time. Q What should I do if the combined weight of two people exceeds 150 kilograms? (Worried about weight) A Rickshaws basically have no weight limit, but the seat width is 74 cm. For safety reasons, if one rickshaw cannot accommodate two people, they will need to share. Q Can infant travel with me? A Yes. Your baby's neck is not yet fully developed, so you need to use a infant carrier when riding in a rickshaw. If you have a infant carriage or infant bag, you can leave it at the rickshaw stall. Q How many people can sit in a rickshaw? A Maximum occupancy is 2 adults. (Children over 6 years old are considered as adults.) If it is judged that there is no safety concern, children under the age of six can be held on the adult's lap and ride in a car. Q Will you take photos for us? A During the tour, we will assist you in taking photos at each scenic spot. We will use your camera or mobile phone to take photos. Please leave it to us. Q Are there any days off? A Open all year round. However, in the event of a typhoon or storm, if it is judged that driving is unsafe, we may close or shorten operating hours. Please ask each store for details. Q Can people who use wheelchairs or have difficulty walking ride? AOf course you can. We have step-type steps and our staff will assist you when you get on and off the bus. In addition, wheelchairs of suitable size can be placed on the rickshaw. Depending on the content of the tour, wheelchairs can be kept during the tour or transported to the destination. Please inquire with the on-site staff. Q Can I run with or follow a rickshaw even though I don't ride it? A Since rickshaws are on the road, we cannot accompany them for safety reasons. We can discuss the location and time with you and meet at the end. In addition, following them on a bicycle is also dangerous and is not recommended.

Vehicle Introduction: A rickshaw can accommodate up to two adults. If three people sign up, two rickshaws will be provided. Adult rates apply to children 6 years and older. Children aged 0-5 (preschoolers) are free, but each child must be accompanied by an adult. For example, 2 adults and 2 infant will be charged as 2 people (riding in 1 rickshaw, and the infant must sit on the lap of an adult). 1 adult and 2 children will be charged the fare for 2 people, sharing 1 rickshaw. Pregnant women riding regulations: For safety reasons, women who are less than four months pregnant (16 weeks or less) are not allowed to ride. (From the 4th month (17 weeks or more), it is safe to experience). Wheelchairs and infant strollers can also be placed on rickshaws if they are of appropriate size. operating hours vary depending on the season, so please check with each store. Experience address: The Rickshaw Station is located outside Exit 1 of Asakusa Station on the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line (there are two stations with the same name, but they are on different lines, so be careful not to confuse them). Exit 1: https://maps.app.goo.gl/FGtjBmQxEs7UwRE1A (From here you need to walk a few meters to reach the rickshaw station.) Available time period: Tokyo Asakusa Store: Opens at 9:30 a.m. and closes at 16:00 (depending on the sunset, the actual time will be adjusted on site) About Service Language: The driver can only speak Japanese and simple English. Please note that the driver is not assigned according to the language you choose. Frequently Asked Questions about Rickshaws Q Can I ride in bad weather (rainy/snowy)? A Our experience tour is rain or shine. You can ride with confidence whether it rains or snows. The seats are equipped with a canopy, windshields on the left and right sides, and finally covered with a waterproof foot cover. In winter, we prepare two warm blankets and a hand warmer, so you can ride with confidence at any time. Q What should I do if the combined weight of two people exceeds 150 kilograms? (Worried about weight) A Rickshaws basically have no weight limit, but the seat width is 74 cm. For safety reasons, if one rickshaw cannot accommodate two people, they will need to share. Q Can infant travel with me? A Yes. Your baby's neck is not yet fully developed, so you need to use a infant carrier when riding in a rickshaw. If you have a infant carriage or infant bag, you can leave it at the rickshaw stall. Q How many people can sit in a rickshaw? A Maximum occupancy is 2 adults. (Children over 6 years old are considered as adults.) If it is judged that there is no safety concern, children under the age of six can be held on the adult's lap and ride in a car. Q Will you take photos for us? A During the tour, we will assist you in taking photos at each scenic spot. We will use your camera or mobile phone to take photos. Please leave it to us. Q Are there any days off? A Open all year round. However, in the event of a typhoon or storm, if it is judged that driving is unsafe, we may close or shorten operating hours. Please ask each store for details. Q Can people who use wheelchairs or have difficulty walking ride? AOf course you can. We have step-type steps and our staff will assist you when you get on and off the bus. In addition, wheelchairs of suitable size can be placed on the rickshaw. Depending on the content of the tour, wheelchairs can be kept during the tour or transported to the destination. Please inquire with the on-site staff. Q Can I run with or follow a rickshaw even though I don't ride it? A Since rickshaws are on the road, we cannot accompany them for safety reasons. We can discuss the location and time with you and meet at the end. In addition, following them on a bicycle is also dangerous and is not recommended.

Vehicle Introduction: A rickshaw can accommodate up to two adults. If three people sign up, two rickshaws will be provided. Adult rates apply to children 6 years and older. Children aged 0-5 (preschoolers) are free, but each child must be accompanied by an adult. For example, 2 adults and 2 infant will be charged as 2 people (riding in 1 rickshaw, and the infant must sit on the lap of an adult). 1 adult and 2 children will be charged the fare for 2 people, sharing 1 rickshaw. Pregnant women riding regulations: For safety reasons, women who are less than four months pregnant (16 weeks or less) are not allowed to ride. (From the 4th month (17 weeks or more), it is safe to experience). Wheelchairs and infant strollers can also be placed on rickshaws if they are of appropriate size. operating hours vary depending on the season, so please check with each store. Experience address: The Rickshaw Station is located outside Exit 1 of Asakusa Station on the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line (there are two stations with the same name, but they are on different lines, so be careful not to confuse them). Exit 1: https://maps.app.goo.gl/FGtjBmQxEs7UwRE1A (From here you need to walk a few meters to reach the rickshaw station.) Available time period: Tokyo Asakusa Store: Opens at 9:30 a.m. and closes at 16:00 (depending on the sunset, the actual time will be adjusted on site) About Service Language: The driver can only speak Japanese and simple English. Please note that the driver is not assigned according to the language you choose. Frequently Asked Questions about Rickshaws Q Can I ride in bad weather (rainy/snowy)? A Our experience tour is rain or shine. You can ride with confidence whether it rains or snows. The seats are equipped with a canopy, windshields on the left and right sides, and finally covered with a waterproof foot cover. In winter, we prepare two warm blankets and a hand warmer, so you can ride with confidence at any time. Q What should I do if the combined weight of two people exceeds 150 kilograms? (Worried about weight) A Rickshaws basically have no weight limit, but the seat width is 74 cm. For safety reasons, if one rickshaw cannot accommodate two people, they will need to share. Q Can infant travel with me? A Yes. Your baby's neck is not yet fully developed, so you need to use a infant carrier when riding in a rickshaw. If you have a infant carriage or infant bag, you can leave it at the rickshaw stall. Q How many people can sit in a rickshaw? A Maximum occupancy is 2 adults. (Children over 6 years old are considered as adults.) If it is judged that there is no safety concern, children under the age of six can be held on the adult's lap and ride in a car. Q Will you take photos for us? A During the tour, we will assist you in taking photos at each scenic spot. We will use your camera or mobile phone to take photos. Please leave it to us. Q Are there any days off? A Open all year round. However, in the event of a typhoon or storm, if it is judged that driving is unsafe, we may close or shorten operating hours. Please ask each store for details. Q Can people who use wheelchairs or have difficulty walking ride? AOf course you can. We have step-type steps and our staff will assist you when you get on and off the bus. In addition, wheelchairs of suitable size can be placed on the rickshaw. Depending on the content of the tour, wheelchairs can be kept during the tour or transported to the destination. Please inquire with the on-site staff. Q Can I run with or follow a rickshaw even though I don't ride it? A Since rickshaws are on the road, we cannot accompany them for safety reasons. We can discuss the location and time with you and meet at the end. In addition, following them on a bicycle is also dangerous and is not recommended.