1/5 Grant G. 6 months ago on Google
Nope.
Don't
bother.
3800yen
for
poor
descriptions
of
the
areas
that
mostly
weren't
visually
interesting
(except
the
Tokyo
Skytree),
and
a
"guide"
who
kept
talking
over
the
descriptions
(calling
out
the
stops
multiple
times)
made
this
bus
tour
a
#FAIL
for
our
group.
We
only
rode
one
lap
on
the
"Red
Line"
(their
main
line)
and
didn't
bother
with
the
others.
We
also
didn't
get
a
map
of
where
their
stops
are
(so
can
only
get
back
on
where
we
got
off).
Much
better
to
get
a
tour/guide
book,
buy
a
day
pass
on
local
public
transit,
and
use
Google
maps
to
get
around
following
advice
of
the
guide
book.
[October
4;
Reply
to
"owner":
Thank
you
for
the
quick
response!
We
did
not
have
heavy
traffic
that
day.
I'm
sorry,
I
failed
to
learn
about
the
digital
map
yesterday.
It
would
have
been
very
helpful
to
know
about
this
yesterday.
We
didn't
book
this
online
-
we
just
walked
up
and
bought
the
ticket.
Maybe
the
digital
map
is
only
visible
to
people
who
book
online?
I
understand
that
most
bus
passengers
don't
listen
and
don't
hear
the
announcements
for
each
stop.
My
point
was
the
bus
staff
needs
to
coordinate
with
the
audio
tour
(I
called
it
a
"description'')
when
announcing.
Maybe
stop
the
audio
tour
playback
when
making
announcements?
Or
wait
until
the
section
of
audio
tour
is
complete
before
making
announcements
for
the
next
stop?
My
last
complaint
was
the
audio
tour
most
of
the
time
didn't
explain
why
I
should
get
off
the
bus
at
any
given
stop.
Maybe
4
of
10
stops
talked
about
local
history
(e.g.
shoes
and
textiles,
shopping,
marionettes/dolls,
and
Skytree).
Thank
you
again
and
I
hope
my
feedback
can
help
make
this
a
better
tour
for
future
customers.]