Shrines, museums, parks, and the spots in between, with the access details worked out.
Namco Namja Town is an indoor theme park in Ikebukuro featuring food-focused attractions including a gyoza stadium, ice cream area, live shows, and game zones.
TokyoTokyo crossing known as the world's busiest for pedestrians, with up to 3,000 people per light cycle and 260,000 to 390,000 a day since it opened in 1973.
TokyoMulti-purpose stadium in Chiba with 30,000 seats, home of the Chiba Lotte Marines baseball team, also used for other sports events, concerts and exhibitions.
ChibaJapan's largest Chinatown, in Yokohama, with over 600 Chinese-owned businesses selling food and traditional goods, and festivals including Chinese New Year.
Yokohama · KanagawaAmong Tokyo's oldest temples, in Asakusa, devoted to the bodhisattva Kannon since the 7th century, with the Kaminarimon gate and Nakamise-dori shop street.
TokyoJapan's largest convention and exhibition centre, opened in 1996 in Ariake, Tokyo, and the broadcasting and press hub for the 2020 Summer Olympics.
TokyoLocated near Takao Mountain's cablecar station, this park houses over 90 monkeys and a garden with 300 subalpine and alpine plant species.
Hachioji · TokyoMuseum showcasing operational obsolete devices from the 1930s onward, with most exhibits donated and available for visitors to handle.
TokyoTokyo shopping mall specialising in anime, manga and pop-culture collectibles, featuring rare items, vintage toys and cosplay costumes across multiple floors.
TokyoMuseum exhibiting Kawagoe's cultural heritage from prehistoric times to the present across five themed historical sections.
Kawagoe · SaitamaA museum in Mito tracing Ibaraki's history through artifacts and documents from the Edo period, featuring preserved farm buildings and Meiji-era architecture.
Mito · IbarakiThis 2,000-year-old Shinto shrine in Chichibu is known for its 19th century wooden main building with a thatched roof and December Night Festival.
Chichibu · SaitamaA Shingon Buddhist temple beside the Tama River houses a protected 700-800 year old kaya tree and a pair of rare mythical fire-protecting statues.
TokyoShingon Buddhist temple above a wooded valley, founded late Heian period by monk Kakuban, dedicated to Fudo Myo-o for wish-granting and protection.
TokyoInari shrine for prosperity, founded 940 and notably surviving a devastating 1657 fire, tucked among office buildings near Shimbashi Station.
TokyoOutdoor museum preserving over 30 historic buildings from Tokyo's Edo through Showa periods, relocated to showcase architectural styles and daily life.
Koganei · TokyoMuseum dedicated to Kannon teachings and forms, preserving Hasedera Temple's 13 centuries of Buddhist pilgrimage tradition and artistic heritage.
Kamakura · KanagawaThis ancient Kamakura temple houses a 9.18-metre wooden Kannon statue, one of Japan's largest Buddhist sculptures, said to have arrived by ocean centuries ago.
Kamakura · Kanagawa
