1. Tokyo Tower & Tokyo Skytree

Two iconic landmarks of the city.

• Tokyo Tower: A retro symbol of the Showa era, offering a sweeping view of central Tokyo.
• Tokyo Skytree: One of the tallest towers in the world, with stunning observation decks. Perfect to visit alongside Asakusa.

2. Asakusa & Sensō-ji Temple

If you want to experience traditional Japanese culture, Asakusa is the place to go. Explore the famous Kaminarimon Gate and stroll along Nakamise Street for local snacks and souvenirs.

3. Shibuya Scramble Crossing

Perhaps the most famous crossing in the world, where hundreds of people move at once. Surrounded by fashion stores, cafes, and nightlife spots, it is the heart of Tokyo’s youth culture.

4. Ginza

Known for luxury brand boutiques and long-established fine dining. Enjoy premium shopping by day and elegant bars or clubs by night.

5. Shinjuku Kabukicho

Tokyo’s entertainment district that never sleeps. Neon lights, restaurants, and bars open until the early morning. For safe enjoyment, it’s recommended to go with a guide or trusted service.

6. Ueno Park & Museum District

Famous for cherry blossoms in spring. Also home to Ueno Zoo and the National Museum, making it ideal for those who want to experience art and culture.

7. Tsukiji & Toyosu Market

A must for fresh sushi and seafood. Visit early in the morning to experience the bustling atmosphere of the market.

✨ Travel Tips

Combine daytime sightseeing (culture, food, shopping) with nighttime activities (bars, clubs, nightlife) to enjoy Tokyo to the fullest.Subways and taxis are the most convenient means of transport.
Choose venues and services with English support to ensure a smooth and worry-free experience.