Tokyo Bay: Cruise with Japan Show & Sukiyaki/Beer Option Day Tours
Experience the magic of Tokyo Bay with a delightful cruise featuring a traditional Sukiyaki meal and an enchanting show aboard a historic Yakatabune.
- Savor a traditional Sukiyaki meal prepared fresh on board
- Enjoy unlimited soft drinks throughout the cruise
- Experience the unique ambiance of a historic Yakatabune houseboat
Book This Experience
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Choose your date
September 2026
Passengers
£76.55 each
£76.55 each
What's included
- 90-minute Tokyo Bay cruise
- Sukiyaki meal
- Unlimited soft drinks
- Traditional Japanese performance
- English-speaking guide
About this ticket
Your ticket provides a 90-minute cruise on a traditional Yakatabune houseboat. During the journey, you will be served a sukiyaki meal with unlimited soft drinks while watching a live Japanese performance. From the boat, you can see the lights of the Tokyo skyline.
What's not included
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Alcoholic drinks (available to purchase for cash)
Practical info
This shared tour lasts for 90 minutes and is valid for your selected date and time. You may be seated at a shared table. Age ranges for tickets are: Adult (3–80) and Child (1–17).
How to redeem
Show the PDF voucher on your mobile device at the redemption counter to board the boat.
Important notes
- This ticket is non-refundable once booked.
- You must provide the full names of all travellers at the time of booking.
- You must remove your shoes to board the boat.
- Dietary requests (pork instead of beef, or a non-strict vegetarian meal) must be made at least 3 days in advance.
A 90-minute night cruise on Tokyo Bay with a sukiyaki dinner, live show, and unlimited soft drinks.
Choose your date
September 2026
Passengers
£76.55 each
£76.55 each
About this experience
Embark on an unforgettable journey through Tokyo Bay, where you'll enjoy a unique blend of culture and cuisine on a traditional Yakatabune houseboat. As you glide across the shimmering waters, savor a delectable Sukiyaki meal, perfectly complemented by unlimited soft drinks. This immersive experience allows you to witness the stunning skyline of Tokyo while indulging in one of Japan's most beloved dishes.
The cruise offers a perfect mix of tradition and modernity, making it an ideal choice for food lovers and culture enthusiasts alike. You'll be captivated by the ambiance of the historic houseboat, which provides a cozy setting to enjoy your meal while being entertained by a spectacular show. This is not just a meal; it's a cultural experience that showcases the heart and soul of Tokyo.
What to expect
As you step aboard the Yakatabune, you'll be greeted by the warm atmosphere and the enticing aroma of Sukiyaki cooking. Settle in and prepare for an evening filled with delightful flavors and engaging entertainment. The cruise offers a relaxing environment where you can unwind and enjoy the company of fellow travelers.
Throughout the evening, you'll be treated to a mesmerizing show that highlights Japan's rich cultural heritage. With the stunning backdrop of Tokyo Bay, this experience promises to be both memorable and enriching, leaving you with lasting memories of your time in Tokyo.
Things to note
- Arrive at the boarding location 15 minutes early to ensure a smooth check-in process.
- Dress comfortably, as you will be seated on traditional tatami mats during the meal.
- The cruise operates rain or shine, so plan accordingly.
- Vegetarian options may not be available; please check in advance if needed.
- Bring your camera to capture the stunning views of Tokyo Bay and the skyline.
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Frequently asked questions
This ticket is non-refundable, meaning once booked, no refunds will be issued regardless of any changes in your plans. If you need to cancel, you will not receive any reimbursement. It is advisable to ensure your schedule is clear before making a reservation. Please consider this policy carefully before booking your cruise experience. There are no exceptions to this rule.
