A highly-mobile compact cruiser
- Able to access a very wide range of piers
- Compact craft capable of navigating any channel smoothly
- Bring your own food and beverages to enjoy in the comfortable cabin.
A water taxi is a compact cruiser intended to play a new role in urban transport. Its advantages include the fact that it can access a very wide range of piers. Passengers can charter a water taxi and freely choose the piers where they get on and off.
While this compact craft cannot provide food and beverages, since it's fully chartered, passengers can bring anything they like. It can be used for a wide range of purposes including sightseeing and short excursions as well as a means of transport.
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You can enjoy Tokyo sightseeing from the water on this chartered craft. You'll feel like a VIP on this bright yellow, attention-getting boat.
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The compact layout provides an opportunity to observe the captain maneuvering the craft from up close.
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The spotless interior features a trademark yellow sofa.
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The sofa seating accommodates up to six people in comfort, even when the cruiser is chartered at full capacity.
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Use a water taxi for a wide range as a new means of transport or as sightseeing opportunities.
| Cruiser type | Small cruisers |
|---|---|
| Passenger capacity | 6 passengers |
| Comfortable seating | 6 persons |
| Deck type | aft deck |
| Restroom type | shared1 |
| Other | Equipped with air-conditioning and power outlets for charging mobile devices |
Basic routes available when cruising on the Water Taxi
Piers available when cruising on the Water Taxi
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Azumabashi pier
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Tennoz Pier
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Nihonbashi pier
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Ariake Pier (Ariake Passenger Ship Terminal)
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Asashio Small Craft Boarding Area (Kachidoki Pier)
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Takeshiba small boat terminal
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Ecchujima pier
