Tokyo Night Cruise on Yakatabune [Traditional Shamisen Performance + Japanese Sukiyaki Dinner + Self-Service Beverage Machine]

Experience authentic Japanese hospitality on a houseboat owned by Klook! Yakatabune, also known as "houseboats," are small boats that are used for short-distance cruises on rivers and lakes. They are characterized by their distinctive upper structures that resemble houses. Whether it's watching fireworks in the summer or gathering with friends at the end of the year, enjoying the scenery, delicious food, and drinks on a yakatabune is an essential part of experiencing Edo (old Tokyo) culture. As the times changed, the tradition of enjoying the scenery on the water was revived with the use of yakatabune (houseboats). Japanese people love yakatabune and want to experience the pleasure of riding a boat that was once reserved for the imperial family and nobility. Especially during the summer fireworks festival, riding a yakatabune on the Sumida River in Tokyo Bay and watching the fireworks is a truly unforgettable experience. Enjoy a traditional Japanese shamisen performance on a specially decorated yakatabune (houseboat) as you cruise Tokyo Bay at night. The gentle and simple sounds of the shamisen will immerse you in the traditional Japanese culture. Sit comfortably on the roof of the boat and enjoy the beautiful scenery. The skilled shamisen player will fill the night air with enchanting melodies. You can also easily get on and off the boat at Tokyo Bay, allowing you to fully enjoy the peaceful atmosphere. The ship also features an open-air observation deck, where you can relax and enjoy the stunning views of Tokyo Bay. The deck is designed to provide a unique outdoor experience, and it's a great place to take in the beauty of the bay, whether it's the peaceful daytime or the romantic nighttime. There are two departures from Echujima Pier every day, at 17:00 and 19:30. The boat will sail to Tokyo Bay and stop at a point with a view of Odaiba Seaside Park, Rainbow Bridge, and Fuji TV. During the stop, passengers can go to the top deck for sightseeing and photography. The boat will then return to Echujima Pier. (The total sailing time is 90 minutes, excluding chartered boats.) Enjoy shabu-shabu (hot pot) beef, performances, and unlimited soft drinks (pork or vegetarian options available upon request). · Unlimited drinks and alcohol add-on Soft drinks (for reference only): Coca-Cola, ginger ale, orange juice, melon soda, Calpis, Calpis soda, carbonated water, green tea, coffee, tea bags According to Japanese law, if you are 20 years old or older, you can enjoy a variety of alcoholic beverages on the cruise for an average of 500 yen per can. Optional paid drinks: Japanese sake, beer (Asahi Super Dry), lemon sour, shochu, etc.