Tokyo Mizube Line

The Tokyo Mizube Line is a special boat service that travels along the rivers in Tokyo. These boats, often called water buses, are run by a public company named Tokyo Metropolitan Park Association. They offer regular trips on set routes, as well as special cruises for events and private groups.

People can ride the Tokyo Mizube Line to enjoy beautiful views of the city from the water. It’s a fun way to see parts of Tokyo that you can’t reach by car or train. The service does not run on Mondays, or the next day if Monday is a holiday, and it also closes between December 29 and January 3 each year.

Lines

The Tokyo Mizube Line is a fun water bus service in Tokyo. Ships travel between different places along the rivers and waterways. Here are some of the routes:

• Ryōgoku Odaiba Cruise: Ships go from Sakurabashi to Ryōgoku, then to Etchūjima, Akashichō-Seirokagarden, Hama-rikyū, and finally Odaiba-kaihinkōen every day.

• Seaside Course: Ships go from Odaiba-kaihinkōen to Kasairinkaikouen on weekends, holidays, and some weekdays.

• Tokyo Bay Course: This route goes from Ryōgoku to Kasairinkaikouen, stopping at several places along the way, on weekends, holidays, and some weekdays.

• Twilight Cruise Odaiba: A shorter trip from Ryōgoku to Odaiba-kaihinkōen on some weekends and holidays.

• Stroll Trip Wavy Trip (Upstream): Ships travel from Azusawa to Ryōgoku on some weekends and holidays.

• Edo-Tokyo Stroll Trip: This longer trip goes from Ryōgoku all the way to Kasairinkaikouen and back on some Saturdays.

• All Day Wavy Trip: A full-day journey that covers many stops on some Sundays and holidays.

• Ryōgoku Rainbow Bridge Excursion: A special trip from Ryōgoku to the Rainbow Bridge and back on some weekends and holidays.

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