Shrines, museums, parks, and the spots in between, with the access details worked out.
Japan's largest international exhibition center, opened in 1996 in Ariake, Tokyo, and the broadcast and press center of the Tokyo 2020 Games.
TokyoHands-on museum of obsolete media and the machines that used them, from cine film and cassettes to pagers and PDAs, built through donations.
TokyoDiscover teamLab Planets Tokyo's body-immersive art experience with koi pools, orchid gardens & digital installations. Visit today.
TokyoPlum blossom park in Ome, Tokyo, with about 1,200 trees replanted from 2016 after plum pox; it hosts the Yoshino Baigo Plum Blossom Festival from mid-February.
Ome · TokyoSpace attraction at Tokyo Dome City with VR experiences and exhibits on space travel, laid out as a journey through areas such as the Space Terminal.
TokyoA Tokyo arena built in 1957 with 1,800 seats, hosting professional wrestling, martial arts, and concerts, featuring a wrestling history museum.
TokyoOne of Japan's busiest railway stations, a red brick landmark from 1914 and the eastern terminus of the Tokaido Shinkansen, with connections to major cities.
TokyoteamLab Borderless: MORI Building DIGITAL ART MUSEUM, a digital art museum in Tokyo where waterfalls part around visitors and flowers bloom in a cup of tea.
TokyoA 333-metre tower in Shibakoen, Minato, Tokyo, built for television broadcasting and opened in 1958, with observation decks at 150 and 250 metres.
TokyoTokyo's largest Hachiman shrine, established in 1627, holds historical significance as the birthplace of Kanjin-zumo, a precursor to modern Grand Sumo.
TokyoA sumo show for overseas visitors in Kabukicho, Shinjuku, where wrestlers explain the sport in English and Japanese and guests step into the ring.
TokyoA small ninja house in Kabukicho where visitors throw iron shuriken, draw a wooden sword and hunt for the tricks built into the walls.
TokyoTokyo shrine in Akihabara with origins about 1,270 years ago, revered by warriors and citizens in the Edo period and visited by shogun Tokugawa Ieyasu.
TokyoTokyo-area mountain with eight hiking trails and funicular access, drawing 2.5 million annual visitors for autumn foliage and cherry blossoms.
Hachioji · TokyoA 250-meter shopping street leading to Senso-ji temple with 89 shops, rebuilt multiple times after 1885 closure, 1923 earthquake, and bombing.
TokyoTokyo's largest and most-visited city park, built on former temple grounds and featuring museums and spring cherry blossom viewing.
TokyoTokyo Joypolis, Japan's largest indoor amusement park, features VR-enhanced thrill rides, rhythm-game coasters, arcade games, and anime-themed attractions.
TokyoHie Shrine in Tokyo's Nagatacho district dates to the Kamakura period and served as guardian deity of Edo Castle and the Imperial Palace.
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