Shrines, museums, parks, and the spots in between, with the access details worked out.
Hie Shrine in Tokyo's Nagatacho district dates to the Kamakura period and served as guardian deity of Edo Castle and the Imperial Palace.
TokyoTokyu Kabukicho Tower is a 48-story, 225-meter skyscraper unveiled in 2023 featuring cinemas, hotels, art exhibitions, and entertainment venues.
TokyoA district in Shinjuku, Tokyo, known for its nightlife, with neon-lit streets full of bars, clubs and entertainment venues, including the Golden Gai bars.
TokyoThis bustling open-air market in Tokyo's Taito Ward near Ueno Station features over 180 shops selling fresh food, seafood, clothing, and watches.
TokyoHistoric network of six narrow alleys filled with over 200 tiny bars and eateries, preserving Tokyo's streetscape from before rapid urban development.
TokyoThis nonverbal stage experience blends traditional kabuki and taiko drumming to tell a mythological tale of rival ninja, opening in August 2024.
TokyoLocated in Ginza Mitsukoshi, this permanent exhibition showcases over 70 goldfish varieties as living art designed by aquatic artist Hidetomo Kimura.
TokyoA broadcasting and observation tower in Sumida standing 634 meters tall, the tallest structure in Japan and third tallest globally, with adjacent aquarium.
TokyoIndoor amusement park for Sanrio characters such as Hello Kitty and My Melody, with themed zones, rides, live shows, parades and character meet-and-greets.
Tama · TokyoAn aquarium in Tokyo with over 400 marine species in themed sections, a large ocean tank, a walk-through tunnel and a naturalistic penguin habitat.
TokyoJapan's oldest zoo, established in 1882 with over 3,000 animals of 400 species, featuring giant pandas and interactive wildlife areas for visitors.
TokyoHoused in Ueno Park, this museum features over four million specimens and galleries dedicated to dinosaurs, space technology, and Japan's natural heritage.
TokyoTokyo science museum dedicated to enriching understanding of science and technology through permanent and temporary exhibitions and screenings.
TokyoMuseum featuring full-scale reconstructions of Edo period buildings including traditional merchant houses, samurai residences, and street scenes.
TokyoThis Akihabara store specializes in retro Japanese games, particularly rare Famicom titles, alongside a video arcade and merchandise across three floors.
TokyoA single-room sauna in Roppongi built around the idea of being an infant again, with a womb-shaped hot room and a sofa that holds and rocks the user.
TokyoThe 210,000-square-meter East Gardens occupy the former Edo Castle grounds on the Imperial Palace's eastern side, centered around the historic Otemon Gate.
TokyoKAWAII MONSTER LAND is a 60-minute immersive experience beneath Takeshita Street featuring themed zones, performances, and interactive installations.
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