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Tourist Bus Parking Lot Usage Rule Book for Tokyo Sightseeing Areas (Asakusa, Ginza, Shinjuku) Tourist bus parking lot usage rule book for Tokyo sightseeing areas (Asakusa, Ginza, Shinjuku) This rule book is a summary of countermeasures taken by each area against road congestion due to charter buses at tourist spots in Tokyo. Please use this rule book to comply with the rules of each area in regards to use of charter buses for tourism and cooperate to ensure smooth-running tourism. Saitama-ken Itabashi-ku Adachi-ku Kita-ku Nerima-ku Katsushika-ku Shinjuku area Arakawa-ku area Toshima- Asakusa Chiba-ken ku Nakano- Bunkyo Taito- ku ku ku Sumida-ku Suginami-ku Shinjuku- ku Edogawa-ku Chiyoda- ku Shibuya-ku Chuo- Koto-ku ku Minato-ku Setagaya-ku Ginza area Meguro- ku Shinagawa-ku Tokyo Bay Kanagawa-ken Ota-ku Asakusa Asakusa area (P2) ... The boarding and alighting locations are separated and set separately. area Reservation is necessary for use of the boarding location and the parking lot. Ginza “Ginza 6-chome bus stop” is set up next to Ginza 6-chome 's commercial facility 'GINZA SIX.' area Reservation is necessary for use of the bus stop. Shinjuku Shinjuku area (P6) ... A parking lot for nine charter buses is set up at Kabukicho 2 chome. area Advance reservation gives priority for parking lot usage. Asakusa area Current situation of Asakusa In the Asakusa area, from February 1, 2017, boarding and alighting locations for tourist buses have been set up separately, and a reservation system for use of the boarding locations (2 places) and parking lots (3 places) has been introduced. Boarding locations and parking lots must be reserved between 9 am and 6 pm. Reservation is unnecessary for use of the boarding locations from 6 p.m. to 9 am (nighttime) and alighting locations (all day). Map around Asakusa Shirahige-bashi bridge Meiji-dori St. P5 P3 Yoshino-dori St. Taito City Community Center parking lot 12 vehicles, maximum height 3.3 m, Taito-ku tourist bus reservation system facility Parking lot users can board or alight in P1 the parking lot Sumida River Dote-dori St. * For reservations refer to the Taito-ku tourist Showa-dori St. bus reservation system on the right page Tsukuba Express Imado parking lot P2 23 vehicles, Taito-ku tourist bus r eservation system facility P6 P2 * For reservations refer to the Taito-ku tourist bus reservation system on Taito River the right page Sports Center Kiyokawa parking lot Kototoi-dori St. 18 vehicles, Taito-ku tourist bus reservation Tokyo SkyTree system facility P7 P3 * For reservations refer to the Taito-ku P8 Kototoi-bashi bridge tourist bus reservation system on Asakusa C the right page View Hotel P1 Sensoji Asakusa P9 Temple 1 Station Tokyo SkyTree Kuramae temporary tourist bus Kokusai-dori Ave. Kokusai-dori B Asakusa EKIMISE Station Oshiage (Tobu Asakusa Station) Station standby area P4 4 vehicles, usage pre-registration, 2 Tokyo SkyTree Line advance reservation system Kaminarimon-dori St. (same day reservation possible) Namiki-dori St. Water bus port A Kototoi-dori St. Umamichi-dori St. Tawaramachi Azuma-bashi bridge C Station P7 Asakusa-dori St. P8 P1 Times Shirahige-bashi bridge bus pool Komagata-bashi bridge P5 P9 Sensoji 9 vehicles, reservation system at night only, Temple 1 vacancy information available Nakamise-dori St. Toei Asakusa Line Umaya-bashi bridge Kokusai-dori Ave. Kasuga-dori St. 2 B Kuramae Sumida Park car parking lot Edo-dori Station Ave. A P6 5 vehicles, Kuramaebashi P4 vacancy information available, -dori St. Kuramae-bashi bridge Kaminarimon-dori St. 2 vehicle advance reservation possible Kaminari 5656 Kaikan Nitemmon. boarding location parking lot 1 3 berths, Taito-ku tourist bus reservation system facility P7 5 vehicles, only available when there are free spaces except lunch time, advance reservation not possible Tobu Asakusa Station boarding location 2 2 berths, Taito-ku tourist bus reservation system facility Sunrise Parking Kannon-ura Kaminarimon-dori St. alighting location P8 A 1 berth 3 vehicles, advance reservation possible Kokusai-dori Ave. alighting location B 2 berths Sunrise Parking * For reservations refer Kokusai-dori to the Taito-ku tourist P9 Kototoi-dori St. alighting location bus reservation system 3 vehicles, advance reservation possible C 1 berth on the right page ー 1 ー How to reserve boarding locations and parking lots ○ Reservations must be made on the Internet. （1） For first-time users, please register as a "Taito-ku tourist bus reservation system" user. （2） You can make a reservation on the Internet from 3 months to 7 days before the date of use. * The parking lot / boarding location cannot be specified. A parking time of up to 2 hours can be selected and the boarding time is booked in 10 minute slots. （3） Reservation is completed by payment 7 days prior to the day of use, at which time a reservation card is issued. * Payment is by bank transfer. Also, parking fees cannot be refunded if you cancel within 2 weeks of the day of use. （4） When you arrive at the designated parking lot / boarding location, please display your reservation card in a position that can be seen from the outside (such as on the dashboard). ○ If you cannot make a reservation → Buses will be accepted as far as possible on the day at each parking lot after confirming the usage situation of the parking lot and boarding locations. However, please understand that they cannot be used if they are full. Asakusa area ○ If you cannot make a reservation and the parking lot is also full → Please use the Kuramae temporary tourist bus standby area or a private parking lot in the vicinity (Times Shirahige-bashi bridge bus pool, etc.) Flow from reservation to use STEP 1 STEP 2 STEP 3 STEP 4 New member Reservation procedure Temporary reservation Pay the parking fee registration (from 3 months to up to 7 days completed (up to 7 days prior to before use date) the reservation date) or login → Send confirmation schedule mail Reservation complete STEP 5 STEP 6 STEP 7 STEP 8 Issue of reservation Output Display reservation Come to certificate reservation card at front parking lot (on WEB) of bus office 予約証 No.00000 IN 00:00 OUT 00:00 Taito-ku tourist bus reservation system Contact information concerning reservation system https://times-info.net/reservation/taito/ Times Contact Center (24 hours) TEL. 0120-31-8924 ー 2 ー Ginza / (Akihabara) area Ginza Status In the Ginza area, the “Ginza 6-chome bus stop” has been set up at Ginza 6-chome since April 24, 2017, and usage is based on a reservation system. Usage hours are from 9 AM to 9 PM, usage fee is free. There is no parking lot for tourist buses, so please use a neighboring parking lot (usage fee for each parking lot) after the tourists alight. Ginza bus stop map Ginza Station Mitsukoshi Ginza store GU Ginza store Ginza 4-chome Louis Vuitton UNIQLO Ginza store Ginza Namiki-dori St. Store Ginza 6-chome Millennium Mitsui Ginza 6-chome bus stop Garden Hotel East Ginza Station Mihara Bridge Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line Ginza Lion Ginza 7-chome store Mihara-dori St. Shiseido Gallery Laox Chuo-doriGinza St. main Ginza Higashi 5-chome store Harumi-dori St. Ginza Grand Hotel No Showa-dori St. right Denny's Ginza Ukai Tei turn Tokyo Ginza Ginza 8-chome Tokyo Metro Ginza Line Bay Hotel Toei Asakusa Line Entry route Mitsui Garden Hotel Ginza Premier Exit route Don Quijote Ginza East 7-chome Ginza main store Access road : From Harumi-dori St. Toyosu direction, make a left turn to Mihara-dori St. before Chuo-dori St. Exit road : Go straight on Mihara-dori St. to below the Metropolitan Expressway, turn right at the end of the street, exit from Chuo-dori St. How to reserve bus stops （1） For first-time users, please register for membership of "Times bus reservation service". * If you are already a member of the Taito-ku tourist bus reservation system you can log in with the same username. （2） Reservations will be accepted from 3 months prior to 5 pm the day before the reservation at the "Times bus reservation service". * The basic usage is the same as the flow on page 2 "Flow from reservation to use" except for "STEP 4." （3） After the reservation is completed, a reservation card will be issued, so when you come to the parking lot, please place your reservation card in a position that can be seen from the outside of the bus (such as on the dashboard). ー 3 ー Times bus reservation service https://times-info.net/reservation/ It is the same as the flow on page 2 "Flow from reservation to use" except for "STEP 4." * "Times bus reservation service" is a reservation service provided by Times 24 Co., Ltd. for "Taito-ku (boarding areas and parking lots)," "Ginza 6-chome bus stop" and "Tokyo Prince Hotel bus parking lot." After logging in, "My Page" will appear. Please select the desired place of use from the "New reservation / vacancy confirmation" field on My Page. Parking lot information for Ginza / (Akihabara)] Ginza 6-chome bus stop 3 births 1 Times Bus reservation system Ueno Station available Times Harumi 4-chome bus pool P1 11 vehicles Iidabashi Station Reservation is possible only at night Akihabara Station Vacancy information available Ryogoku Station Marunouchi Kajibashi parking lot P2 22 vehicles, advance reservation priority system Chiyoda-ku Yotsuya Station Tokyo Station Harumi Passenger Ship Terminal parking lot P2 P3 13 vehicles, vehicles serving passenger ships have priority when entering the port 1 Ginza / (Akihabara) area Tsukiji Market Shimbashi Shijo parking lot Station P4 9 vehicles, advance reservation P4 from dedicated website P5 P1 Tokyo Prince Hotel bus parking lot P3 P5 Times Bus reservation system available Aomi temporary P6 parking lot 100 vehicles Shinagawa Station P8 Aomi second temporary P7 parking lot P 6・7 55 vehicles Aomi East temporary P8 parking lot 61 vehicles ー 4 ー Shinjuku area Status of Shinjuku Kabukicho tourist bus parking lot (9 berths, of which one is for priority use of tourist buses with wheelchair access lifts) was set up in Kabukicho, Shinjuku-ku on March 17, 2017.
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