Taxi from Ginza to Asakusa (Sensō-ji)

A taxi from Ginza to Asakusa (Sensō-ji) costs about ¥2,900 on a weekday and ¥3,400 at night (6.1 km, about 14 min). From the official Tokyo taxi tariff in force since 20 April 2026, checked 5 November 2026.

Fare

  • The route is the quickest by road (OpenStreetMap data); journey times allow for the city's usual traffic.

Through the day

WhenTypical fareLight to heavy trafficWhat changes
Weekday daytimeTuesday 12:00 ¥2,900 ¥2,800–¥2,900 The reference time
Weekday rush hourTuesday 17:30 ¥2,900 ¥2,800–¥2,900 Only the traffic
NightTuesday 23:30 ¥3,400 ¥3,300–¥3,500 Late-night fare (22:00–5:00)
Weekend afternoonSaturday 14:00 ¥2,900 ¥2,800–¥2,900 Only the traffic

Where you start and end

Pick-up: Ginza
The shopping district around the Ginza 4-chōme crossing and the Wakō clock tower. Chūō ward has no fixed fare from Haneda, so that trip goes by the meter.
Drop-off: Asakusa (Sensō-ji)
Sensō-ji, Tokyo's oldest temple, and the Kaminarimon gate, on the Sumida River in the old east of the city.

About this trip

How much is a taxi from Ginza to Asakusa (Sensō-ji)?
About ¥2,900 on a weekday in the daytime, ¥2,800 to ¥2,900 depending on traffic, for 6.1 km (about 14 min).
Is it a flat fare or the meter?
The meter: ¥500 to start, then ¥431 per km.
Which surcharges apply?
None on a weekday in the daytime.
Does the time of day change the fare?
Weekday rush hour: about ¥2,900; Night: about ¥3,400; Weekend afternoon: about ¥2,900.

Route

Narita AirportHaneda Airport
  • Tokyo (23 wards, Musashino and Mitaka) (taxi service area)
  • Flat-fare zones
  • Airports
  • Your route

More trips