Tokyo · HELICOPTER TOURS
Good helicopter flights sell out in cherry-blossom season and the autumn-leaf weeks. Below: the 4 to book first, what each includes and how they differ.
Take a private helicopter cruise over Tokyo with an English-speaking guide. Choose a 20-minute route over Tokyo Tower and Skytree, a 30-minute flight that adds Shinjuku, or a listed 90-minute route covering Fuji and Hakone, Yokohama, Tokyo Tower and Enoshima. The aircraft holds up to three people.
“Tout a été parfait du début a la fin , le professionnalisme jusqu’au bout, et une vue que vous ne pouvais pas voir ailleurs”
Take a private 25-minute helicopter flight over Tokyo, with a suggested route that includes Tokyo Tower, Odaiba and Shibuya, plus views of Tokyo Skytree. Your group of up to three flies together; the route can be tailored to your interests. The departure point is in Funabashi, Chiba, not central Tokyo.
“Un Tour inolvidable, 100% recomendable, se ven unas vistas increíbles de Tokio, lo recomiendo en la noche para admirar las luces de Tokio.”
Take a private helicopter flight from Tokyo Heliport for up to three people. Expect about 75 minutes in the air, with a route toward Mt. Fuji and Lake Hakone when conditions allow, or over western Tokyo if clouds hide the mountain. The flight returns to its starting point; views of Fuji are not guaranteed.
“We had the unfortunate event of very poor weather happening for our original booking. I spoke with the company before our booking and we discussed options. They were excellent at communicating and we ended up getting our experience Read more”
Take a private helicopter flight from Chiba Wangan Heliport to see Tokyo Skytree, Tokyo Tower, and the illuminated Tokyo Bay coastline. The W Tower course is listed as a 30-minute flight, with the overall activity lasting about an hour. Groups can include one to four passengers, and English- and Japanese-speaking staff are available.
“Very friendly, professional, well organised and beautiful experience over all. Very good team. Congratulations!”
Pick a counter, a ring, a temple or a mountain.
