Asakusa Yakatabune Boat Ride with Meals & All-You-Can-Drink Beverages | Tokyo, Japan

We missed the Sakura this year because the bloom is delay. But still enjoy the cruise. We will come again next time.

First, you check in at the office across from the bridge and river docks, then you can wait there until everyone has arrived. There is an employee that spoke to us in English to assist us, we greatly appreciated it. Shoes are taken off at the entrance and all parties get their own table. The tables are pre-set so you can start to enjoy the food right away! It was so delicious. The office staff spoke Japanese but did their best to communicate with us. The fresh tempura was to die for, the view was excellent, and so was the company! At certain points you can go up to the roof and take in the sites, it’s quite breath taking. My husband and I would definitely do this again, the whole experience was incredible and one of the best parts of our trip!! Thank you to the staff and Yakatabune Tsurishin company for making a wonderful memory.

Boat was set up with separate tables, everything looked very nice, food was really tasty and fresh. All you can drink alcoholic and non-alcoholic. Tour guide did her best to point out sights to us even though her English was limited. Showed my teen when to go outside to get the best photos. Would definitely do this again, good value.

I booked the trip for Valentine's Day and we both enjoyed it very much! The sashimi and crab legs were fresh and delicious and it was really nice to go up to the roof and take photos.

the view is superb and the food is great!!! Alll tge staff

Food was exceptional and the view of the Rainbow bridge is beautiful.

Overall a pretty good experience. I think the menu selection could’ve been better. Great view throughout the cruise.

We were the only Koreans there, but it was a special experience. I recommend it once.

It’s great to eat and drink while watching the scenery! You can drink all you want, including wine, 👍

The atmosphere is good and has the characteristics of Japanese culture, but it would be better if you can sit directly on the chairs.