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1. Mt Fuji and Hakone 1-Day Bus Tour Return by Bullet Train

2. Mt Fuji, Hakone Lake Ashi Cruise Bullet Train Day Trip from Tokyo

3. 1-Day Tokyo Bus Tour

4. Tokyo Private Tour by car - English speaking driver

5. Tokyo Night Foodie Tour in Shinjuku

6. Mt. Fuji Private Tour by Car with Pick-up from Tokyo

7. Official Street Go-Kart in Shibuya

8. Mt Fuji Day Trip with Private English Speaking Driver

9. Tokyo Bar Hopping Night Tour in Shinjuku

10. Full Day Guided Walking Tour in Nikko City from Tokyo

11. Tokyo Tsukiji Fish Market Food and Culture Walking Tour

12. Shinjuku Izakaya Food Tour

13. Private Tokyo Tour with a Local Guide: Tailored to Your Interests

14. Tokyo 6hr Private Tour with Government-Licensed Guide

15. Kabukicho bar hopping & grab a bite tour

16. Private Sightseeing to Mt Fuji and Hakone guide

17. Tokyo Custom Highlight: Private Walking Tour with Licensed Guide

18. Tokyo Sumo Entertainment Show with Chicken Hot Pot and Photo

19. The Old Quarter of Tokyo - Yanaka Walking Tour

20. Tokyo Private Sightseeing Tour by English Speaking Chauffeur

21. No1 Cooking Class in Tokyo! Sushi Making Experience in Asakusa

22. Sumo Tournament Experience in Tokyo

23. Tokyo Studio Ghibli Museum and Ghibli Film Appreciation Tour

24. No.1 Ramen and Gyoza Cooking Class in Tokyo + Supermarket Tour

25. Official Street Go-Kart Tour - Tokyo Bay Shop

26. Private Custom Tour: Tokyo in a Day

27. Tokyo Private Driving Tour by Car or Van with Chauffeur

28. Tsukiji Fish Market Food Walking Tour

29. Maki Sushi (Roll Sushi) ＆Temari Sushi Making Class in Tokyo

30. Small Group Tokyo Food Tour - A Journey Through Time Through Food

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• Up to 1 hour
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• Chinese (Simplified)
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1. Mt Fuji and Hakone 1-Day Bus Tour Return by Bullet Train

2. Mt Fuji, Hakone Lake Ashi Cruise Bullet Train Day Trip from Tokyo

3. 1-Day Tokyo Bus Tour

4. Tokyo Private Tour by car - English speaking driver

5. Tokyo Night Foodie Tour in Shinjuku

6. Mt. Fuji Private Tour by Car with Pick-up from Tokyo

7. Official Street Go-Kart in Shibuya

8. Ginza Man'nendo Wagashi Workshop with Master Yoshi

9. Mt Fuji Day Trip with Private English Speaking Driver

10. Tokyo Bar Hopping Night Tour in Shinjuku

11. Tokyo Tsukiji Fish Market Food and Culture Walking Tour

12. Shinjuku Izakaya Food Tour

13. Private Tokyo Tour with a Local Guide: Tailored to Your Interests

14. Tokyo 6hr Private Tour with Government-Licensed Guide

15. Private Sightseeing to Mt Fuji and Hakone guide

16. Full Day Private Tour in Nikko

17. Tokyo Custom Highlight: Private Walking Tour with Licensed Guide

18. Tokyo Sumo Entertainment Show with Chicken Hot Pot and Photo

19. The Old Quarter of Tokyo - Yanaka Walking Tour

20. Tokyo Private Sightseeing Tour by English Speaking Chauffeur

21. No1 Cooking Class in Tokyo! Sushi Making Experience in Asakusa

22. Sumo Tournament Experience in Tokyo

23. Tokyo Studio Ghibli Museum and Ghibli Film Appreciation Tour

24. No.1 Ramen and Gyoza Cooking Class in Tokyo + Supermarket Tour

25. Official Street Go-Kart Tour - Tokyo Bay Shop

26. Private Custom Tour: Tokyo in a Day

27. Tokyo Private Driving Tour by Car or Van with Chauffeur

28. Tsukiji Fish Market Food Walking Tour

29. Maki Sushi (Roll Sushi) ＆Temari Sushi Making Class in Tokyo

30. Small Group Tokyo Food Tour - A Journey Through Time Through Food

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As the capital of Japan, Tokyo is known as one of the main cities with various attractions and sites. It is a center of pop culture with many types of entertainment for all kinds of visitors. The Tokyo Tower, the Asakusa Sensoji Temple are only some of the most visited landmarks of Japan and are usually symbolic of Tokyo as a result of their popularity. Tokyo is not only the capital of Japan, but it is also a center for attractions including souvenir shops, cafés, restaurants, and observation decks, among other various sites and locations. One of the many memorable attractions of Tokyo includes the Tokyo Tower, which was the tallest steel-supported structure in Japan until 2010. Even so, it still remains one of the most iconic Japanese landmarks in Tokyo and in many films. The Imperial Palace is among one of the many popular sites to visit as well. It was reconstructed after being wrecked during WWII. The palace's moat bridges are called Meganebashi (literally, “Eyeglass Bridge”) because it looks like a pair of spectacles reflect off the moat’s water. The Asakusa Temple is also one of the most frequented Buddhist temples in Tokyo. It is a temple with a grand red lantern at the gate, which is called the "Kaminarimon" (the Thunder Gate) since it was built with statues of the wind god and the thunder god. Past the gates are various visitors who go through the abundant shops for snacks, souvenirs, and food. An example of the popular shops that are available are those that have traditional Japanese snacks prepacked or made fresh right before the eyes of the audience. Other shops will also sell soft serve ice cream with interesting flavors like wasabi, green tea, yam, melon, cherry blossom, and sesame seed among many others. The area is full of souvenirs that have a variety of goods, increasing the interest of most who pass by their stores. The temple itself has various charms, or "omamori" that are used for protection, luck in studying, passing, driving safely, travels, etc. Other sites in Tokyo include the Edo Museum, which has scale models of indoor buildings, ships, bridges, and other historical structures and figures, making it one of the more interesting museums. The museum also features scheduled shows, some of which includes entertainment that Edo citizens and travelers would see in towns. Odaiba is one of the popular artificial islands of Japan. It is full of shopping stores, malls, entertainment centers, and great sceneries. Among one of favorite picture spots or sites to visit is the Fuji TV building, a broadcasting station famous for their drama and animation programs. The miniature Statue of Liberty is also a famous spot overlooking the Rainbow Bridge and the Tokyo Bay, making it a rather favored location for most visitors who want a good view. The Rainbow Bridge is also a popular attraction at night when its many lights turn bright with the colors of the rainbow. It can be seen on shore or even from some of the restaurants in the area. Please see below for tours that include Tokyo:

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Tokyo to Kyoto Summer Tour

Tokyo / Mt Fuji / Hakone / Kanzanji Onsen / Kyoto

6 Days 5 Nights | from US $1898.00

Explore the top locations in Tokyo and Kyoto (with one day at Mount Fuji and Hakone) during our 6-day Tokyo to Kyoto Summer Group Tour.

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6 days 5 nights | from us $1998.00.

Tour the very best destinations from Tokyo to Kyoto, including a day at Mount Fuji / Hakone, in the enchanting cherry blossoms season during this special 6-day Cherry Blossoms Tour.

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7 Days 6 Nights | from US $2398.00

Our Tokyo Anime Autumn Tour is a 7-day tour discovering the cute and colorful anime districts in Tokyo, visiting popular and hidden anime shops, the Ghibli Museum, and a day in Hakone / Mount Fuji.

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Join our Summer Tokyo Anime group tour to explore Tokyo's must-see anime districts, with once in a lifetime experiences including the Ghibli Museum, and a day spent visiting Hakone / Mt. Fuji.

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Join our delightful autumn Anime Tour of Japan, exploring anime and manga must-sees through Tokyo, Hakone, and Nagoya.

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7 days 6 nights | from us $2598.00.

Discover the Tokyo Anime scene in Akihabara and other popular locales during the pretty cherry blossom season, plus a visit to the Ghibli Museum and a day trip to Hakone / Mt. Fuji.

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8 days 7 nights | from us $2798.00.

Our Tokyo Anime with Kyoto Summer Tour explores to popular and hidden anime spots in Akihabara and Ikebukuro, must-sees in Tokyo, Hakone, and Kyoto.

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Experience the Tokyo Anime Culture at popular and hidden anime locations in Akihabara, Ikebukuro, and Harajuku, plus other must-see sights across Tokyo, Hakone, and Kyoto.

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We gained great appreciation for the culture and history of Japan through the sites we visited. The transportation was comfortable and convenient, and our guide, Trend, was outstanding, knowledgeable and entertaining. The accommodations were terrific, and it was so convenient to have two meals included each day. We enjoyed every aspect of the tour and we'd highly recommend it to others!

This tour was amazing with everything so well organized. The transportation was comfortable, accommodation was great (pretty much got 4-star hotels) and all the important touristy places were covered. It'd be hard for anyone to do the same itinerary on their own for sure. My fav. aspect of the tour is that it was not rushed and had ample time at each of the spots making it more enjoyable. Most importantly, our guide TREND was brilliant. She did an excellent job in taking care of the group, keeping it entertaining and educative. She always ensured we were all comfortable everywhere and especially in the restaurants where the menu was hard to understand given I had dietary restrictions leaving few choices. I'd recommend this tour to anyone who is looking for the highlights of Japan.

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Tokyo (東京, Tōkyō) is the nation’s capital, the site of the 2020 Summer Olympics and the most populous city in the world – there’s no shortage of places to see and things to do in Tokyo. While that means you’ll inevitably have to leave some things off your itinerary, it also means that there’s something for everyone.

Tokyo’s center, the 23 wards, combine some of the world’s busiest areas with remnants of old Japan; not far from Shibuya is the holy Meiji Jingu , while the 634-meter tall Tokyo Skytree and the iconic Senso-ji in Asakusa are within walking distance of each other. Shinjuku and Roppongi are two vibrant nightlife spots, yet they’re a short train ride away from Ueno Zoo and the Tsukiji Fish Market .

Right in the middle of it all is the Imperial Palace , a popular jogging route. Beautiful nature in the Okutama area and the Izu and Ogasawara Islands will make you forget that you’re still in Tokyo.

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17 Unmissable Things to do in Tokyo, Japan

Discover the sprawling metropolis of Tokyo, the capital city of Japan — home to weird and wonderful sights, neon flashing lights, expansive gardens, tavern-filled alleys, and sensory food markets. This exciting city is hard to beat, offering a myriad of unforgettable adventures: peer through glass floors at the top of the city’s tallest skyscraper, wade through water in abstract art museums, devour rainbow-spun candy as you peruse cosplay shops, or enjoy moments of peace at sacred shrines. Experience it all with the top things to do in Tokyo!

Best Things to do in Tokyo

Tokyo is an enormous city, and there’s so much to see that you’ll definitely want to return again. Although busy, it doesn’t have the hectic feel of other Asian capital cities like Bangkok or Beijing.

This is mainly because of the unique Japanese culture, which centers around respect and good manners. In fact, it’s one of the safest cities in the world, meaning you can explore at any hour — although after dark is when the city really comes to life, with thousands of neon flashing lights leading the way to music-pumping restaurants and high-rise bars. 

Tip: Tokyo offers a good mix of city and nature activities, particularly as it has so many amazing green spaces. The city is also a great jumping-off point for day trips into nature, where you can really see the ‘authentic Japan’.

1. Tokyo Skytree

Discover the tallest tower in the world! Yes, the Tokyo Skytree is not only the tallest structure in Japan but also the tallest tower globally, standing at a mammoth height of 634 meters. You can ascend the building to see breathtaking panoramic views of the city. On a clear day, you can even see Mount Fuji in the distance!

Also read: Complete 2-week Japan Itinerary

Begin your trip to the pinnacle via the four different elevators (rocketing to the top at a speed of 50 seconds per section!). The Tembo deck is the first viewpoint you’ll reach at 350 meters with a knee-shaking glass floor, giving you fantastic views of Tokyo from a different perspective. ( Get your tickets here )

At 450 meters, you’ll reach the Tembo Gallery, the Skytree’s highest viewpoint. Here, you’ll find 360-degree panoramic views — an unmissable thing to do in Tokyo!

We recommend visiting just before sunset so you can see the city transition from day to night. After dark is special when bright neon lights illuminate the sidewalks and buildings.

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Opening Times and Tickets for Tokyo Skytree

It’s best to book your tickets in advance so that you can get them at a slightly cheaper price.

• Advance tickets for both decks (Tembo Deck and Tembo Gallery) cost 2,700 yen (19 USD)
• Tembo Deck (the lower viewpoint) costs 1,800 yen (12 USD).
• Don’t worry if you forget to book tickets in advance; you can buy tickets at a slightly higher price on the same day.
• Please also keep an eye on the weather, as high winds can lead to closure.
• Decks are open from 10 AM to 9 PM (last entry 8.20 PM)

Book your tickets for Tokyo Skytree in advance

Budget tip : On a budget? Head for the free observation deck in the metropolitan building at Shinjuku. 

2. Shinjuku Gyoen

Welcome to Shinjuku Gyoen – a tranquil oasis at the heart of bustling Tokyo, once only reserved for royalty. Escape the bright lights and crowds and enter a natural garden of 144 acres full of trees, traditional Japanese gardens, flowers, and unique plants.

Situated right in the middle of the city, Shinjuku Gyoen is often compared to New York’s Central Park, providing an escape for Tokyo residents throughout different seasons of the year. See 900+ trees burst into color during the cherry blossom season and majestic oranges, yellows, and reds in the fall. 

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Don’t miss the incredible greenhouse, which feels like an indoor jungle, like a small Cloud Forest in Singapore . It’s home to many tropical plants, some of which are rare and close to extinction. 

There are plenty of cafes and tea rooms throughout the park for refreshments. However, Starbucks deserves a special mention as it’s entirely made of windows and has a fantastic view of the park. 

Opening Times and Entry Fee: 500 yen (4 USD). Opening times are 9 AM – 5.30 PM (earlier in the winter season) and closed on Mondays. You can buy tickets on the day at the entrance or buy in advance here .

3. Teamlab Planets

One of the best things to do in Tokyo is to experience the magic of Teamlab Planets : a sensory museum experience with large-scale art spaces. Move through a series of rooms, each home to a unique experience, from giant glowing orbs and lights to water spaces filled with flowers and mirrors. ( reserve your tickets in advance here )

As you move through the abstract art experience, you’ll be accompanied by classical music. This, combined with the 3D visuals, makes for an awe-inspiring yet tranquil experience. 

What to Wear to Teamlab Planets

Each room in Teamlab Planets offers a different sensory experience. The most important things to note are:

• You walk through the rooms barefoot. In two rooms, you’ll walk through water, one up to your ankles and the other up to your knees. For this reason, we recommend wearing loose trousers that you can roll up above your knees.
• You can also rent shorts at the start if you prefer. 

• We don’t recommend wearing a skirt to Teamlab Planets due to the many floor mirrors (for obvious reasons!). 
• The rooms can get warm, so leave your sweater in the lockers at the beginning.
• You can take your phone or camera with you. However, because of the water, do so at your own risk.

Tickets for Teamlab Planets, Tokyo

This is one of the most popular experiences in Tokyo, and tickets get booked quickly, so we recommend booking ahead to avoid disappointment. Additionally, tickets are only released a couple of months in advance. Best is to choose one of the earliest time slots.

The ticket price is 3,800 yen (27 USD), and you can reserve your tickets in advance online .

4. Sensō-ji

Sensō-ji is one of the most sacred sites in the world and the most visited temple in Japan! The traditional red temple, home to a stunning 5-story pagoda, is particularly important to the Japanese and Tokyo residents. It is also the location of many important festivals throughout the year. 

Legend has it that two brothers found a Kannon statue in the river, and when they let it go, it kept returning to them. The area’s chief at the time recognized this phenomenon and wanted to house the statue in his home. He even remodelled it to become a place of worship — which is now Sensō-ji. 

Visiting Sensō-ji

As you enter the main gates, you’re greeted by gigantic red pillars and Japanese lanterns, making for a great photo. There are also many food and souvenir stalls if you want to take something away to commemorate your visit.

Once inside, you’ll see the main temple, which you can enter. However, if you’re not religious, the interior itself is not as attractive as the external grounds, although it is special to see people praying.

Please note that the pagoda interior is fenced off, and you cannot take photos.

Entry and Opening Times: Admission is free. The main hall is open from 6.30 AM to 5 PM every day from October to March. In the summer, opening hours are extended to 5.30 PM. 

Tip: The temple is lit up at night from sunset until 11 PM, and the temple grounds are always open, making it a lovely spot to hang out in the evening. Alternatively, the Tokyo Skytree overlooks the site, offering a great view of the illuminated temple.

5. Kōkyo Castle / Imperial Palace

The Imperial Palace of Tokyo is an icon of the city — a fortified castle that sits high up on a stone embankment surrounded by a moat. The imperial family live here, giving it extraordinary importance in Japan. 

Although the palace itself is not open to the public in general, it’s surrounded by a vast park, so there’s plenty to explore. There is the option to apply to join a free guided tour of the palace grounds to learn more about its interesting history (10 AM and 1.30 PM daily). Otherwise, simply wander among the beautiful Japanese gardens, cross the pretty stone bridges, or relax in the grassy park. 

Note: The palace is not open to the public as it’s still the official residence of the imperial family. However, on important days of the year, the public can enter the external sections to wave at important family members who greet visitors from the balcony.

Chidorigafuchi Park

On the other side of the moat, on the west side, you will find another small park called Chidorigafuchi Park. This relatively undiscovered spot is home to some of the best cherry blossom viewpoints in the city.

Rent a rowboat (open from March to November) and explore the waters surrounding the palace. This is particularly impressive in Spring when the cherry blossoms are in full bloom.

6. Shibuya Crossing

Think of Tokyo, and the incredible setting of Shibuya Crossing immediately jumps to mind. This is the busiest crossing in Japan, if not in the world, where surrounding skyscrapers, huge glowing advertisements, and flashing traffic lights bathe pedestrians in a neon glow as they cross the intersection.

Prepare for all your senses to be sparked as you move among the many people, with music coming from all directions (shopping malls, advertisements, and music).

Although this area is one of the busiest in the city, in true Japanese fashion, it’s still exceptionally organized and respectful, with traffic lights and the politeness of Japanese people (you won’t experience any beeping here!). 

Tip: Want to see Shibuya crossing from above? Head for Shibuya Sky (reserve far in advance), an observation deck that costs 2,200 yen (15 USD) to enter. Another option is MAGNET by SHIBUYA109 , a good viewpoint on the top of a shopping mall. Tickets cost 1,500 yen (10 USD), including a drink.

7. Shinjuku

Exploring the liveliest neighborhood in the city is one of the top things to do in Tokyo! Shinjuku offers the real Tokyo experience: streets full of neon flashing lights, shiny 3D advertising, such as the iconic 3D cat, and small alleyways filled with tiny bars. 

Also read: Best Things To Do in Osaka, Japan .

Head for Kabukicho, the famous entertainment district that never sleeps, where you’ll find the brightest lights in the city and Japan’s renowned karaoke bars. For this reason, we recommend visiting Shinjuku at night, when you’ll be able to make the most of the themed restaurants (like Alice in Wonderland), nightclubs, and quaint drinking holes. 

Tip: If you’re looking for something more upmarket, Shinjuku also has plenty of luxury bars, including the Park Hyatt Hotel . This hotel is famous for its incredible city view, especially at sunset. It was also the setting for some of the scenes in the Hollywood movie ‘Lost in Translation’ with Bill Murray and Scarlett Johanson. 

The Godzilla Head

Fans of Godzilla, or just those who want to see something truly out of the ordinary, should look out for the Godzilla head. This life-size scale model of the fictional character looks like he’s attacking a colossal building — just like in the movies!  Here is the exact location .

Tip: Want an incredible view of Shinjuku for free? Take the elevator to the top of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building, where the viewing deck is free to visitors. It’s a budget alternative to the Sky Tree, and you can still see Mount Fuji on a clear day!

The unique area of Golden Gai in Shinjuku is an absolute must-see in Tokyo! This authentic area comprises narrow streets and many cozy taverns, some hidden away, making exploring fascinating. It’s entertaining to visit at night when it comes to life with locals and tourists. Grab the location from our Japan map or see the location . 

Tip: Golden Gai is the best place to make friends since all the bars are so tiny. Most only fit 10-15 people, so you’ll have to sit very close to each other. Order a soju and simply drink in the typically Japanese atmosphere.

Omoide Yokocho

Explore another vibrant and traditional area in Shinjuku: Omoide Yokocho! The small timeworn buildings are home to various BBQ joints — billowing out smoke — that starkly contrast with the towering nearby skyscrapers.

Did you know? Omoide Yokocho translates as ‘memory lane’ because it gives everyone who visits a nostalgic feeling.

8. Shimokitazawa

What better way to spend an afternoon than vintage shopping in the trendiest district of Tokyo: Shimokitazawa! This spiderweb of streets is made up of thrift stores, record shops, street art, and plenty of aesthetic cafes — frequented by all the most stylish people of the city, each hunting through the shops to find their vintage treasures. 

In true Japanese style, vintage shopping in Tokyo is exceptionally well organized, with various styles and sizes. However, as thrift shopping has become a ‘culture’ of its own in Japan, its popularity is reflected in the prices. Because of this, it’s not easy to source ‘cheap finds,’ but all the pieces are so beautiful it’s worth the price tag! 

Some of our favorite shops:

• Little Trip to Heaven
• New York Joe

9. Trip to Fuji

No trip to Tokyo would be complete without a visit to Mount Fuji , and the good news is that it’s easily accessible on a day trip! The incredible area around Mount Fuji is home to five beautiful lakes, which you can visit for stunning views of the active volcano.

See our travel guide to Best Things to do at Mount Fuji .

The natural beauty here is exceptional, and in each season, you’ll find something different to look at, whether it’s the reds of the fall forests, the cherry blossom hues in Spring, or the snow-capped peak of the volcano in winter. Mount Fuji is truly our favorite part of Japan! 

See tickets and availability for a tour to Fuji from Tokyo

Tip: Mount Fuji is doable on a day trip from Tokyo (a 2.5-hour drive). You can also take the bullet train using your Japan Rail Pass ( book here ). However, if you have more time, we recommend doing a multi-day trip to enjoy all the fantastic things to do in the Fuji region. There are stunning waterfalls to explore and multiple beautiful shrines that bask in the shadow of the volcano.

We recommend to rent a car in Japan through Rentalcars.com with many rental locations and flexible cancellation. Book your rental car here .

10. See the Snow Monkeys

Seeing snow monkeys in their natural habitat is a bucket list experience and, without a doubt, one of the best things to do on your trip to Tokyo! Just a 3-hour drive away is the city of Nagano, which is a jumping-off point to see these remarkable animals.

More about: Snow Monkeys Park and its Hot Springs

Frolicking in the woodland, discover the cheeky red-faced creatures who come into their element in the winter when the snowy conditions motivate them to kick back and relax in the nearby hot springs.

Tickets for the natural park are 800 yen (6 USD) which you can purchase at the entrance. See opening times and ticket prices here .

There are other onsens (springs) in Yudanaka town that are accessible to humans. You’ll find plenty of them on your trip to this area, so do as the locals do and wear the traditional Yukata robe and Geta sandals as you make your way to the bathhouses. 

Please note that you are prohibited from entering Onsens if you have tattoos, this is due to the long-running stigma of tattoos in Japan.

Tip: Visiting in winter? The area where the snow monkeys live (Jigokudani Valley) is in the mountains, where you’ll find fantastic snow conditions and some of Japan’s best ski resorts.

Join this day tour to see the snow monkeys, which leaves from Tokyo and includes entrance and return transportation.

11. Trip to Kamakura

A world away from the bright neon lights of Tokyo, but just 1.5 hours by car, is the charming fishing village of Kamakura. Quite unexpectedly, this Japanese seaside town is a favorite for surfers and city slickers who come here for their beach holidays. 

Enjoy some downtime here — explore the hiking trails, take in the views of the sea (with Mount Fuji visible inland), and swim during the summer months. The town is also home to some fantastic ancient architecture and beautiful temples and shrines, making it exceptionally peaceful. 

Tip: Started your trip from Tokyo early? Get your breakfast + coffee at the Delifrance bakery at the train station in Kamakura. From here, you can take the bus or the train to other spots in the city.

Buy your Japan Rail Pass in advance here

12. See a Sumo Game

Seeing Japan’s national sport take place in real-time is one of the top things to do in Tokyo! The country is famous worldwide for the unusual and ancient sport of Sumo wrestling (Basho), which has been practiced in Japan for thousands of years. During the game, each athlete attempts to push the other out of the circular ring while wearing the traditional loincloth called a mawashi. 

Buy your tickets for a Sumo wrestling tournament here

Buy tickets for one of the arenas in Tokyo and watch this epic game unfold! We recommend joining a tour that includes tickets, reserved seating, and a guide who can explain more about the game’s history and how it works.

For something a little different, join a tour to see the morning practice. Watch the wrestlers’ rigorous training routine and snap a photo or two with your favorites!

Join this popular tour to see the Sumo morning practice

13. Go Kart through Tokyo

Experience one of the most popular things to do in Tokyo: an exhilarating Go Kart ride through the city ! Ditch the typical tour bus and get behind the wheel of this adrenaline-pumping car, making your way down the fast-paced roads of Tokyo. A guide will lead you and tell you all about the most iconic sights as you go.

To make this experience even more memorable, you can pick from various fun costumes to brighten the day — and create incredible photos for your trip. 

See availability for a Go Kart tour through Tokyo!

14. Koishikawa Korakuen

Located in the district of Koishikawa, discover the botanical gardens of Koishikawa Korakuen, which is also thought to be the oldest Japanese garden in Tokyo! Traditional Japanese gardens throughout the country are designed with ponds, stones, and bridges to mimic the natural beauty of the landscapes, and Koishikawa Korakuen is no different. 

Opening Times and Entrance Fee: 9 AM – 5 PM. Entrance 300 yen (2 USD)

The maple and cherry trees in this botanical garden burst into different colors according to the season. We visited in the fall when we had a vibrant mixture of reds, oranges, and yellows. The trees also attract some incredible bird species, making the botanical gardens popular for bird watchers. You might even have the chance to spot the graceful Kingfisher.

15. Takeshita Street in Harajuku

At the heart of the Harajuku district, you’ll find the most colorful and busy street in Tokyo! Takeshita Street is weird and wonderful, with various stores selling bright, eccentric clothing — everything from anime costumes to platform heels and velvet bows. It’s overwhelming but brilliant all at the same time, with loud music, strange candy vendors, crepes, and fluorescently colored shopfronts. 

Although Takeshita Street is the most famous in the area, we recommend crossing the street and wandering around the rest of Harajuku. It’s much more chilled, home to contemporary art galleries, vintage stores, collectible sneakers, and luxury brands — a complete mix!

16. Meiji Shrine

After the hustle and bustle of Harajuku, visit the neighboring peaceful oasis of Meiji. This stunning Shinto shrine is set in the middle of Tokyo in a tranquil forest of over 100,000 trees. 

The park’s entrance is close to Harajuku station. First, pass through the Torii Gate (traditional gates that mark where the ordinary world ends and the sacred world starts) and then enjoy a relaxing 15-minute stroll through the parkland to reach the Meiji Shrine.

Once there, you’ll see people cleaning, performing religious tasks, and praying to the gods. You can also write out your wishes for the gods on the wooden tablets (Ema) placed near the shrine — a beautiful and spiritual moment during your time in Tokyo. 

Note: Because the shrine is sacred, photos are prohibited at the main Meiji Jingu.

If you want some refreshments, we recommend visiting a small garden inside the park, where you’ll find an old tea house that you can enter for the price of 500 yen (3.50 USD)

Opening Times and Entrance Fee : The shrine is open from sunrise to sunset with no entrance fee. If you wish to visit the museum, tickets cost 1000 yen (7 USD).

One of the best things to do in Tokyo, the Hie shrine is definitely worth a stop on your city trip. If you’ve already visited Kyoto , you’ll notice it looks similar to the famous red shrine of Fushimi Inari Taisha. 

Also read: Things to do in Kyoto, Japan

This sacred spot sits on a hilltop in the city, with a gigantic cherry tree at the entrance, which makes the shrine look extra special in spring. Although the shrine is lovely, the most beautiful element of the whole site is at the back entrance. Here, you’ll find 90 exquisite red torii gates, each painted with Japanese characters, that form a long tunnel.

Opening times: 6 AM to 5 PM. Free entrance.

17. Tsukiji Outer Market

Immerse yourself in the hustle and bustle of Tsukiji Outer Market – Tokyo’s famous fish market! Sprawling over a few blocks, the fish market is enormous, filled with hundreds of stalls, all selling different kinds of seafood, complete with bright signs and price markers. It’s a great spot to see what local life is like as you watch restaurants and locals buying their fish for dinner.

Tip: The busiest streets are Tsukiji Nishi-dōri and Tsukiji Naka-dōri, so head there for the liveliest experience.

We recommend trying some of Japan’s delicacies: fresh, thinly sliced sashimi, oysters, sushi rolls, or BBQ-ed fish. The best way to do so is to join a food tour, as the tour guide will recommend the best stalls to visit and also give you some fun facts about the market.

See availability for a tour of Tsukiji Outer Market

Top Tips for Visiting Tsukiji Outer Market 

• Opening times 9 AM – 2 PM (closed on Sundays and Wednesdays)
• Arrive before 10 AM (afterwards, it gets crowded)
• Prepare yourself for the strong fish smell – it’s not for the faint of heart! 
• Wear closed-toes shoes as the floor is wet. Avoid wearing sandals or high heels.
• Some stalls don’t accept credit cards, so take cash just in case.

Best Restaurants & Cafes in Tokyo

Tokyo has to be one of the best places to eat in the world! You can look forward to dining on all the Japanese favorites like Sushi, Ramen, and Soba noodles, whether you purchase from market vendors or dine at high-end fusion restaurants.

In reality, every kind of food you can imagine is sourceable in Tokyo; you’ll also find plenty of Italian and French restaurants and plentiful bakeries serving freshly baked pastries – most delicious when eaten warm first thing in the morning. Some of our favorites are:

• Bricolage Bread & Co
• Sushi Ishii
• Citron Aoyama
• Fuglen Asakusa
• Palermo Akasaka
• Falafel Brothers
• & sandwich.
• Afuri Ramen

Top Tip: It’s no secret that Tokyo is expensive, so if you’d like to have a quick snack or an affordable takeaway lunch, we recommend going to the supermarkets 7-Eleven, Family Mart, or Lawson. You can find delicious Onigiri (a rice ball with fish inside and packed in crunchy seaweed) or even mix a cup of frozen fruits into a smoothie.

Make sure to bring your reusable water bottle with you; you can drink water from the taps in most places in Japan! This is a good way to save money and travel plastic-free .

Where to Stay in Tokyo

Tokyo is a massive city with neighborhoods to suit every kind of traveler. Even if you choose to stay further out, the fantastic metro system makes it easy to travel between districts. 

We stayed in the neighborhood of Akasaka , which is close to many of the top things to do in Tokyo and has great restaurants and cafes. It also has excellent train connections, yet it is still away from the main crowds.

Hotels near Shinjuku station are also a good option (particularly good for nightlife and restaurants). The same is true for the area surrounding Tokyo Station , which provides the most connections to the rest of the city.

• Hotels near Shinjuku Station
• Hotels at Tokyo Station
• Hotels at Akasaka

How Many Days in Tokyo?

There are so many incredible things to do in Tokyo that we recommend spending at least two days exploring. Three to four days would be perfect (this excludes day trips), allowing you to visit all the main sites and leave plenty of time for dining, nightlife, and museums. 

Tokyo is an excellent jumping-off point for day trips in Japan, primarily because of the superfast bullet trains that can take you out of the city in a matter of minutes. 

How to Visit Tokyo

Tokyo has two international airports that serve the city, Haneda and Narita. Narita is further away (60 KM east of the city), so we recommend flying into Haneda for ease.

From here, it’s just a 30-minute train into the city center, or you can arrange a private transfer if you have a lot of luggage.

Book your airport transfer in advance

There is a lack of elevators and escalators in Tokyo’s metro stations, making it more challenging to maneuver your suitcase when traveling into the city. Because of this, luggage transfer services are very common. For example, Yamato Transport can arrange to bring your luggage from the airport to your hotel and vice versa.

Tip: It’s best to get an eSim in advance so you’re directly connected when you land in Japan. Buy your sim online here .

Getting Around

Getting around Tokyo is super easy; the organized Japanese public transport system makes traveling a dream! Metros and trains reach every corner of the city, and best of all, they’re super affordable. 

Note: Because the travel network in Tokyo is so organized, you’ll never experience delays; trains and metros depart precisely at the minute specified.

Walking around the city is highly recommended. It’s the best way to take in the vibe of Tokyo, and there’s something out of the ordinary to see on every street corner. When you get tired, you can download a taxi app (Uber and GoTaxi are the best, with GoTaxi being the cheaper option).

Japan Rail Pass

The Japan Rail Pass gives you unlimited access to all public transport throughout Japan, so it’s a great option if you plan on taking the Shinkansen (bullet train) several times. It’s also multi-use for other trains, ferries, and buses throughout the country. 

How Much Does Tokyo Cost?

Like most of Japan, Tokyo upholds its reputation as one of the most expensive cities in the world. However, we were pleasantly surprised that entrance tickets, food, and public transport cost much less than anticipated. The higher costs were for accommodation, which is more expensive than anywhere else in the country. Because of this, we recommend booking well in advance to try and score the cheapest deal. 

Tip: Capsule hotels are very popular in Tokyo, offering a budget alternative to the traditional hotel experience. 

Costs of Traveling in Tokyo

Travel on a budget in Tokyo, from $480 − $950 USD weekly per person, mid-range $2100 − $4230 USD, and high-end from $3880 − $6030 USD. However, costs depend on factors like accommodation, transportation, and activities. We did not include flights. Check flight prices here

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• Food: $30 − $150 USD
• Activities: $10 − $50 USD See tickets & tours
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Best Time to Visit Tokyo

With so many things to do in Tokyo, you can visit at any time of the year and be spoilt for choice. However, the most beautiful season is Spring when the cherry blossoms are out, covering the city in pink flowers. Bear in mind that this is also the most popular time to visit, raising prices and demand for accommodation. 

Note: Although many sights in Tokyo can get busy, it’s rarely hectic as a result of the fantastic organization and good manners of the Japanese people.

Fall is an excellent alternative. It’s still busy, but it’s a little less expensive than Spring. You’ll still get to see the maple trees burst into the typical fall colors, which creates a fiery backdrop to Tokyo’s towering skyscrapers and neon lights.

Tip: In both seasons, fall and spring, you’ll need to book ahead for tours, tickets, and accommodations to avoid disappointment.

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The tour itself was terrific and well organized but on top of that the restaurant and other food choices etc. were just stellar.

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Amazing but very hot We will come in spring or fall next time!

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The visit to the tea farm was great!

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The destinations were perfect (especially Takayama - where it snowed). The accom was great & the other people in the tour were really friendly.

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This tour was PACKED with adventure and fun!! I feel like we saw almost everything there is to see in Japan!

Everything was absolutely amazing, I was a late booking at the support from Meg before the trip even started was outstanding, she helped me with how to get there and how to return home before the trip has even started. The trip itself took me to places I would have never thought of taking myself, and megs knowledge and organisation made it run so smoothly. My own feedback to improve the experience would be more time as a group on day 1 to get everyone mingling sooner, and better planning around the Hakone section as I felt it was a wasted day compared to the others!

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As Japan’s capital and the world’s most populous metropolis, Tokyo offers tradition and innovation, and unlimited opportunities to eat, shop and explore

Tokyo is located on Tokyo Bay in the Kanto region of Honshu, Japan’s largest island. The closest airport airports are Haneda officially known as Tokyo International Airport, and Narita Airport , Japan's largest international airport. Tokyo is known for its fashion and shopping, from the trendy shopping districts of Harajuku and Shibuya , to the luxury flagships of Ginza . Shinjuku is the thriving business district; a mix of gleaming skyscrapers and atmospheric back streets with tiny bars. Asakusa is the heart of Tokyo’s downtown, with ancient temples and traditional stores. Tokyo is a foodie paradise with more Michelin-starred restaurants than any other city in the world, along with hundreds of cheap and delicious ramen shops. Tokyo Weather Tokyo has mild spring weather, followed by hot and humid summers punctuated with typhoons. Autumn in Tokyo is cool and fresh, followed by cold, dry winters. Snow is rare but has been known to fall in the first few months of the year. The one week forecast for Tokyo is an accurate guide to the weather for the coming week.

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• Exploring Tokyo's dizzying array of restaurant and dining options, from theme cafes to haute cuisine
• Checking out the latest electronics, games and gadgets at Akihabara, the home of technology and anime culture
• Experiencing vibrant youth culture in Harajuku and Shibuya, the trend capitals of Tokyo
• Visiting Tokyo' s most famous temple, Sensoji, before ferrying down the Sumida River and learning the role the city's waterways played in Edo-era Tokyo

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The beauty of Tokyo Komon is in its subtlety. The fabric appears to be a solid color from a distance but up close a delicate pattern is revealed through repeated dots and tiny lines. Once worn by high-ranking samurai, komon is now prized for its beauty and the skills required in its production.

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Elegance and sophistication define the subtle designs of Tokyo Yuzen kimonos, still produced in the city today. This technique of dyeing and hand-painting silk dates back over 300 years, and is unique in that the entire process from design to completion is handled by a solitary artist, allowing for wonderful individuality.

Fukagawa-Meshi

Fukagawa-meshi combines clams, miso and leeks to make a warming, flavorful soup that is poured over a bowl of rice. Clams and leeks are first boiled together to create a rich, briny broth, before miso is then added. The resulting soup and clams are then poured over a bowl of white rice. Fukagawa-meshi is typically eaten with chopsticks so don't be afraid to pick up the bowl and slurp. Outside of the Fukagawa district of Tokyo, this dish can be hard to find.

Murayama Oshima Pongee Silk

Prized for making beautiful, natural, lightweight kimonos, Musashi-Murayama Tsumugi is a blend of silk and cotton dyed in a unique process known as itajime, where the threads are bound to a wooden board and splashed with color. The result is a distinctive blurred effect in blues and browns.

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A breed of chicken imported to Japan from Thailand as gamecocks. As a delicacy, Tokyo shamo yield an oil-rich cut of chicken that is perfect for grilling yakitori style.

A savory pancake made of finely chopped cabbage, flour, egg and dashi. Other ingredients such as pork, shrimp and octopus are added according to your tastes. Monjayaki has more dashi in its batter than its Kansai cousin, okonomiyaki, giving it a melted cheese texture.

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The style of sushi most familiar worldwide. As Edo, which is now Tokyo, became wealthier, sushi became a less formal, faster style of dining. Busy Tokyoites simply sat down at the counter and called out their orders to the nearest itamae—the chefs.

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Japanese swords are revered for the strength and beauty of their blades as well as the “spirit of the samurai” history they represent. Regarded as works of art more than as weapons, superb examples of these swords can be viewed at the Japanese Sword Museum in Sumida, Tokyo.

Edo Cut Glass

Originally made in Edo—present-day Tokyo—kiriko is decorated entirely with precision cuts. Exquisite patterns characterize these statement pieces, making this cut glassware a perfect addition to any bar set.

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See the city take on a gentler appearance as the plum blossoms and cherry blossoms flower. Stretch out on a mat, drink sake and eat Japanese dumplings under the blooms at Shinjuku Gyoen, Yoyogi, Ueno or Inokashira parks. Parks have different rules and regulations so make sure to check before visiting.

Enjoy one of Japan's largest fireworks displays at the Sumida River. Head for Mt. Takao for its seasonal beer garden and to see some fireflies.

Visit gardens such as Koishikawa Korakuen, or hike the Okutama mountains for fantastic fall foliage. Temperatures cool but the event calendar heats up with the Tokyo Game Show and Tokyo International Film Festival.

Winter illuminations appear throughout the city, ice-skating rinks open and revelers crowd shrines and temples such as Sensoji Temple and Meiji-jingu Shrine for New Year pilgrimages and festivities.

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The 11 best hotels in Tokyo for your next Japan getaway

O ne of the world's great cultural epicenters, the Japanese capital of Tokyo seamlessly blends traditional Japanese culture with cutting-edge modern influences.

Here, you can explore historic sites like the Imperial Palace, Meiji Shrine and Senso-ji Temple, or visit museums like the Tokyo National Museum and Edo-Tokyo Museum to learn about the city's fascinating history — all while sampling delicious street food and local cuisine from some of the nation's best chefs. The city boasts more Michelin-starred restaurants than any other city in the world; from sushi and ramen to tempura and wagyu beef, Tokyo is truly a paradise for foodies.

There's also world-class shopping, nightlife and even a Disneyland . It's no secret that Tokyo offers an abundance of unique experiences that travelers won't find elsewhere. For instance, you can visit themed cafes (think cat, robot or maid cafes), indulge in traditional Japanese tea ceremonies, witness sumo wrestling matches or attend a traditional Kabuki theater performance.

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Where to stay in Tokyo

Known for its neon-lit skyscrapers and vibrant nightlife, Shinjuku is a popular tourist choice. It boasts many accommodations, from luxury hotels to budget-friendly options. Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden and Kabukicho, Tokyo's entertainment district, are must-visit attractions in the area.

Shibuya is a trendy and youthful neighborhood, home to fashionable shops, hip cafes and some of Tokyo's best nightlife. The area also offers easy access to popular destinations like Harajuku and Meiji Shrine.

Considered Tokyo's most upscale shopping district, Ginza is renowned for its luxury boutiques, department stores and high-end restaurants. It is a great area for those seeking a sophisticated and glamorous experience.

Asakusa is known for its historic charm and provides a taste of traditional Tokyo. The neighborhood is famous for Senso-ji, Tokyo's oldest and most significant Buddhist temple. Nakamise Shopping Street, lined with souvenir shops and street food stalls, leads to the temple's entrance.

Known for its vibrant nightlife and international atmosphere, Roppongi is a popular choice for those seeking entertainment and cultural experiences. The neighborhood has numerous art galleries, museums, trendy bars and clubs — and a great view of the Tokyo Tower.

With fewer skyscrapers and more green spaces, Ueno Park is a vast public park where visitors can explore museums like the Tokyo National Museum and Ueno Zoo. The neighborhood is also famous for Ameya-Yokocho, a bustling market street offering a variety of goods at reasonable prices.

Whether you are looking for an intimate bespoke property or a mega hotel with a dozen on-site dining options, these are the best hotels in Tokyo.

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Situated in the upscale Roppongi district, The Ritz-Carlton Tokyo provides easy access to some of the city's most iconic landmarks, including Tokyo Tower and the Imperial Palace. The nearby Roppongi Hills complex offers many shopping, dining and nightlife entertainment options.

Guest rooms start at a generous 560 square feet of space with 24-hour room service, nightly turndown service and Frette luxury toiletries. For something more opulent, the Ritz-Carlton Suite offers 3,300 square feet, including a spacious living area, a private bedroom with a king-size bed and a luxurious marble bathroom with a deep-soaking tub and separate rain shower. The suite also includes access to the Club Lounge and views of Tokyo Tower or Mount Fuji.

Guests can indulge in exquisite Japanese cuisine at the intimate Hinokizaka, with just 40 seats and separate stations devoted to kaiseki, sushi, tempura and teppanyaki. They can also savor French fare at Azure 45 or enjoy afternoon tea at The Lobby Lounge.

Rates at the Ritz-Carlton Tokyo start at $1,022 or 110,000 Bonvoy points per night.

Opposite the Imperial Palace and Hibiya Park in the Marunouchi district — and within a minute's walk of the shopping capital of Ginza, known for that world-famous traffic crossing — this 24-story rose-tinted tower is inspired by a Japanese lantern.

The luxury experience begins when you leave the airport with a transfer in the hotel's fleet of signature Brewster green Rolls-Royce cars. On arrival at the hotel, lobby staff dressed in pristine white uniforms lead guests under a giant Hanabi chandelier to the check-in desks.

Guest rooms feature two-way wardrobes that staff can access from the corridors outside the rooms. With the push of a button, staff will collect laundry from this wardrobe and return it cleaned and pressed just a few hours later like magic. Guests can also order Ippudo plant-based ramen in their rooms.

Mixologists at Peter's Sky Bar whip up signature creations like an espresso martini with cinnamon-infused mezcal and the drop martini with Tachibana vermouth and Grey Goose Le Citron.

Rates at the Peninsula Tokyo start at $744 per night.

First opened in 2009, Japan's first Shangri-La hotel offers 200 guest rooms and suites occupying 11 floors of the Marunouchi Trust Tower.

The Shangri-La Tokyo is in the prestigious Marunouchi district, a vibrant and upscale neighborhood in the heart of Tokyo, renowned for its blend of modernity and tradition. The neighborhood is characterized by sleek skyscrapers, wide boulevards and beautifully landscaped parks.

The hotel's fully equipped Health Club offers personal trainers, a heated indoor pool and views across Tokyo.

Piacere serves Italian fine dining with opulent items like an a la carte caviar menu, foie gras terrine with vincotto flavored figs, and Hokkaido Murakami farm potato gnocchi and truffle. Or, try Piacere's brunch, which offers dishes like eggs Benedict with marinated lobster and caviar; coconut-flavored tiramisu, mascarpone and white chocolate; or French toast with raspberry and whipped tonka bean milk cream.

Rates at the Shangri-La Tokyo start from $586 per night.

The Mandarin Oriental Tokyo is nestled in the sophisticated and bustling Nihonbashi financial district. Steeped in history, this area dates back to the Edo period when it served as the starting point of five major highways leading to different regions of Japan. Today, it has transformed into a thriving commercial and cultural hub.

Rooms epitomize modern Japanese design and feature special touches like in-room bonsai trees with their own biographies. Bathrooms are stocked with Bottega Veneta toiletries, and all accommodations have windows with sweeping city views.

The Mandarin Oriental has one of the most impressive ranges of dining options of any Tokyo hotel, with an astonishing 12 restaurants on-site.

Sushi Shin by Miyakawa is the first Tokyo location of Hokkaido's three Michelin-starred Sushi Miyakawa; it sources seafood daily from the nearby Toyosu fish market. Or, for something more casual, The Pizza Bar on 38th offers wood-fired pizzas made from Italian organic flour fermented for 48 hours to create the lightest digestive crust.

Take a break in the serene 37th-floor setting of the Sense Tea Corner, which specializes in the purity of fine tea.

Rates at the Mandarin Oriental Tokyo start from $700 per night.

Spanning the top six floors of the 28-story Ometachi building, the world's first "urban" Aman property is conveniently close to transport and tourist attractions. The minimalist lobby, designed by Australian architect Kerry Hill, features seasonal ikebana flower arrangements and meditative rock gardens with high paper walls and floor-to-ceiling windows.

All accommodations are suites at this 84-room property. As a modern take on a traditional Japanese residence, suites blend wood, washi paper and granite with of-the-moment technology. Even the smallest suites are a massive 829 square feet, with Mount Fuji visible in the distance on a clear day.

The 100-foot granite indoor pool is a haven of relaxation and tranquility with incredible views of downtown Tokyo. Don't miss the traditional Japanese-style bathing facilities and steam rooms.

Rates at the Aman Tokyo start from $1,964 per night.

Nestled in the heart of the upscale Roppongi district, the hotel boasts a contemporary design that blends sophistication with a Japanese charm. The lobby welcomes guests with a grand entrance featuring high ceilings, sleek marble accents and abundant natural light.

The hotel's 387 guest rooms incorporate subtle Japanese aesthetics with rich mahogany furnishings, natural fabrics and high ceilings. Furniture is provided by B&B Italia, and the Egyptian cotton linens are by Frette. Guests in Suites and Hyatt Globalists can enjoy private check-in and checkout service, a personalized concierge, complimentary breakfast and evening cocktails and canapes at the Grand Club Lounge.

On-site spa treatments include a Japanese hot stone massage, incorporating heated volcanic stones and rhythmic massage strokes to melt away tension and promote deep relaxation; a detoxifying body wrap to gently exfoliate to remove dead skin cells, followed by the application of a nutrient-rich body mask or wrap; or jet lag recovery treatment with targeted pressure points to relieve fatigue.

Rates at the Grand Hyatt Tokyo start from $404 per night or 21,000 World of Hyatt points per night.

The nearby Toyosu fish market (formerly the Tsukiji Market) is worth waking up early for. View the world-famous tuna auctions at 5:30 a.m. and then pop into one of the many sushi bars surrounding the market for the freshest sushi you'll likely find in Japan, washed down with a breakfast beer.

Conrad Tokyo guest rooms start from a generous 516 square feet and feature Sumi-e-style cherry blossom paintings in the headboards and flooring, complemented by traditional lantern-style lamps. Guests booked into Executive Rooms and Hilton Diamond members can enjoy exclusive access to the Executive Lounge.

On the 29th floor, the Mizuki Spa & Fitness is the largest hotel spa of its kind in Tokyo. It offers a traditional Hinoki bath experience with a foot ritual using bamboo sticks, a tea ceremony and a facial.

Rates at the Conrad Tokyo start at $358 or 95,000 Hilton Honors points per night.

In the Shinjuku district, one of Tokyo's most vibrant and bustling areas, Park Hyatt Tokyo occupies the top 14 floors of the 52-story Shinjuku Park Tower, offering panoramic views of the city and Mount Fuji on clear days. Inside, the property houses an impressive collection of contemporary artworks featuring pieces by renowned artists from Japan and worldwide.

The hotel gained global recognition through its appearance in the critically acclaimed movie "Lost in Translation" directed by Sofia Coppola. Pritzker Prize-winning architect Dr. Kenzo Tange designed it as a private urban residence. It features 177 rooms with 23 suites, all with walk-in closets, Nespresso coffee machines and sumptuous king-size beds with Egyptian cotton linens.

The hotel is home to various dining venues catering to diverse tastes. Guests can indulge in refined French cuisine at the award-winning New York Grill, savor authentic Japanese flavors at Kozue, or enjoy a casual meal at The Peak Lounge & Bar while enjoying the Instagrammable views.

The Park Hyatt will close for renovations starting May 7, 2024, with an expected completion date in the second quarter of 2025.

Rates at the Park Hyatt Tokyo start at $757 per night.

A short walk from Tokyo's main rail station and in the center of the city's most important business district, the Four Seasons has 11 different room categories. Options range from 656-square-foot suites to the opulent, more than 3,000-square-foot Imperial Suite, which boasts an eight-person dinner table, a private study and a treatment room on the 38th floor with jaw-dropping views of Tokyo.

Guests can partake in a wide range of traditional Japanese customs, including suibokuga (ink wash painting), dining in the dark, private shrine tours, sake tasting and even a tour of a sumo-beya where professional sumo wrestlers train and live.

The hotel offers numerous dining options, including Italian food with open show kitchens at Pigneto; contemporary French-Japanese cuisine by acclaimed chef Guillaume Bracaval at the Michelin-starred Est; or Virtu cocktail bar, where guests can blend vintage French spirits and rare cognacs (the restaurant's signature martini features Geisha-infused Kinobi gin, shiro mistu sugar syrup and espresso coffee).

Rates at the Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Otemachi start at $642 per night.

The Andaz Tokyo offers incredible city skyline views, including iconic landmarks such as Tokyo Tower and Tokyo Bay. The 164 rooms are spacious by Tokyo standards, starting from 500 square feet; they are thoughtfully designed with Japanese traditions, and each room features a circular soaking bathtub and complimentary minibar.

The hotel boasts a range of dining options, including the Tavern-Grill & Lounge with grilled specialties like Hokkaido beef chateaubriand with bearnaise sauce, Australian lamb chops with smoky eggplant mash and a deboned lemon-marinated Shingen chicken. BeBu, the 52nd-floor rooftop bar, provides a stunning outdoor setting to enjoy craft cocktails while taking in the cityscape. Guests can also savor authentic Japanese cuisine at the Andaz Tavern or indulge in afternoon tea at the Andaz Lounge.

The hotel features a fully equipped fitness center to help guests maintain their exercise routines. The on-site AO Spa & Club offers a range of treatments, including traditional Japanese therapies; guests have the opportunity to create a custom-made foot scrub from a selection of seasonal fruit, herbs and spices.

Rates at the Andaz Tokyo Toranomon Hills start at $605 or 25,000 World of Hyatt points per night.

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The Tokyo Edition is an extraordinary hotel that combines contemporary luxury with a youthful yet understated style from renowned hotelier Ian Schrager. Conveniently situated near the subway stations of Kamiyacho, Roppongi-Itchome and Toranomon, the property has 206 guest rooms, including 22 suites with iconic views of the Tokyo skyline.

The hotel's dining options are equally impressive, catering to various tastes and preferences. The signature seafood restaurant, Blue by Alain Ducasse, offers a culinary journey of French cuisine with a contemporary twist; it features dishes like Hokkaido sea scallops with musk melon, Norwegian langoustines with Champagne sauce or a traditional Provencal bouillabaisse fish stew. The Oak Room provides a lively and inviting atmosphere for all-day dining, while the Punch Room offers a cozy space to enjoy expertly crafted cocktails.

The custom-designed spa has a well-equipped fitness center and a dramatic indoor pool; it offers healing treatments using organic Japanese products from Absolution and Bioprogramming.

Rates at The Tokyo Edition, Toranomon , start at $596 or 80,500 Marriott Bonvoy points per night.

Best credit cards for booking hotels in Tokyo

There are over a dozen excellent travel rewards credit cards for hotel stays. The right one(s) for you will depend on if you're loyal to a particular program or chain, whether you want premium perks, and if you value benefits like annual free nights , automatic elite status and lucrative earning rates.

Here are three great credit cards to use for booking stays across various hotel chains and independent properties while still enjoying money-saving features and high-end benefits, though.

The Platinum Card® from American Express

Earning rates: This card earns 5 points per dollar on airfare purchased directly with the airlines or through the Amex Travel portal (on up to $500,000 of airfare purchases per calendar year). Plus, you'll earn 5 points per dollar on prepaid hotels booked with Amex Travel . All other purchases earn 1 point per dollar. Remember, Amex points transfer to Hilton Honors at a 1:2 ratio, to Marriott Bonvoy at a 1:1 ratio and to Choice Privileges at a 1:1 rate, and there are sometimes transfer bonuses.

Benefits: This card is absolutely packed with perks, but among the travel-related ones you'll want to maximize, including some hotel-specific benefits are:

• Up to a $200 annual hotel credit , in the form of a statement credit, on prepaid Amex Fine Hotels + Resorts or The Hotel Collection bookings with Amex Travel when you pay with your Amex Platinum (Hotel Collection stays require a two-night minimum).*
• Access to Amex Fine Hotels + Resorts and The Hotel Collection .
• Complimentary Gold status with Hilton Honors and Marriott Bonvoy .*
• Up to $200 in statement credits annually for incidental fees charged by one airline you select.*
• Up to $200 annually in Uber Cash , valid on Uber rides and Uber Eats orders in the U.S. (split into monthly $15 credits plus a $20 bonus in December).*
• Up to $189 in statement credits to cover your Clear Plus annual membership .*
• A $100 statement credit for Global Entry every four years or an up to $85 fee credit for TSA PreCheck every 4½ years (depending on which application fee is charged to your card first).
• Access to the American Express Global Lounge Collection , including Centurion Lounges , Priority Pass lounges, Airspace lounges, Escape lounges, Plaza Premium lounges and Delta Sky Clubs (when traveling on same-day Delta flights; limited to 6 annual visits from Feb. 1, 2025).*

*Enrollment is required for select benefits.

Annual fee: $695 (see rates and fees ).

Read our review of the Amex Platinum card .

Capital One Venture X Rewards Credit Card

Earning rates: Earn unlimited 10 miles per dollar on hotels and rental cars booked through Capital One Travel , 5 miles per dollar on flights booked through Capital One Travel and unlimited 2 miles per dollar on all other purchases

Benefits: Cardholders earn $300 back in statement credits annually for bookings made through Capital One Travel. Plus 10,000 bonus miles every account anniversary, starting on your first anniversary (worth $100 toward travel). Through the Capital One Premier Collection , cardmembers can enjoy free breakfast, on-property credits and room upgrades (if available) on stays at participating properties booked through Capital One Travel. They also receive up to $100 in statement credits for either TSA PreCheck or Global Entry .

Annual fee: $395 (see rates and fees ).

Read our review of the Capital One Venture X .

Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card

Earning rates: This card accrues 5 points per dollar on travel booked through the Chase travel portal , on Lyft purchases (through March 2025) and on Peloton equipment and accessory purchases of $150 or more (through March 2025, with a limit of 25,000 bonus points). It also racks up 3 points per dollar on dining, select streaming services and online grocery store purchases (excludes Target, Walmart and wholesale clubs); 2 points per dollar on all travel not booked through the Chase travel portal; and 1 point per dollar on everything else.

Benefits: Cardholders receive a $50 statement credit on hotel stays purchased through the Chase Ultimate Rewards travel portal upon opening the card and each following cardmember anniversary. They also receive a 10% bonus based on their total spending during the account anniversary year at a rate of 1 point for each $10 spent. This card also has some of the best travel protections in the industry, including trip cancellation insurance , trip delay insurance and primary rental car coverage among other policies.

Annual fee: $95.

Read our review of the Chase Sapphire Preferred .

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For rates and fees of the Amex Platinum, click here .

Editorial disclaimer: Opinions expressed here are the author’s alone, not those of any bank, credit card issuer, airline or hotel chain, and have not been reviewed, approved or otherwise endorsed by any of these entities.

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13-day visions of japan with hiroshima, june 2024 - june 2025.

Enjoy 13 days of adventure in Japan with Globus. Departs from Tokyo, Japan.

Tour Details

Forget everything your mother taught you about table manners. In Japan, it’s perfectly acceptable to slurp! Get ready to joyously drink in traditional hot sake, green tea, big brothy noodle bowls and the delicious views from neon-lit Tokyo to historic Kyoto. Peaks, palaces, pavilions, and pagodas provide picture-perfect backdrops for your photos, but don’t expect to stand still for very long on this enthralling tour of Japan. A hands-on calligraphy class, a special kimono fitting, an interactive cooking demonstration, and a gold-leaf design class—where you’ll make your own keepsake bento box—are all part of the fun. Browse the produce at a Takayama farmer’s market, stroll through Kanazawa’s famous Kenroku-en gardens and experience the thrill of a ride on the famous bullet train. Prepare to be floored in more ways than one! 

A 2-night stay in the serene city of Hiroshima is a peaceful ending to your tour of Japan. Hop on the bullet train from Kyoto to Hiroshima to be further moved by dramatic gardens, sacred shrines, and the many touching memorials to the lives lost in the World War II atomic bombing. 

Package Includes:

4 Cities | 12 Breakfasts | 5 Lunches | 3 Dinners | 12-Night Hotel Stay

Accommodations: 

• Tokyo: Hilton Tokyo    
• Takayama: Hotel Associa Takayama Resort
• Kanazawa: Hotel Nikko Kanazawa
• Kyoto: The Hotel Higashiyama Kyoto
• Day 1 : Tokyo, Japan 
• Day 2 : Tokyo 
• Day 3 : Tokyo – Mount Fuji Excursion
• Day 4 : Tokyo
• Day 5 : Tokyo – Matsumoto - Takayama 
• Day 6 : Takayama
• Day 7 : Takayama – Shirakawa - Kanazawa
• Day 8 : Kanazawa - Kyoto
• Day 9 : Kyoto
• Day 10 : Kyoto – Nara Excursion
• Day 11 : Kyoto – Hiroshima
• Day 12 : Hiroshima
• Day 13 : Hiroshima, Japan

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Indulge in French flavors on a palate-pleasing itinerary that highlights the essence of France’s Burgundy and Provence. Uncover the Roman history of Chalon-sur Saône and delight in charming Tournus with its towering Romanesque abbey and historic apothecary shop. Visit French châteaux from Burgundy to Provence, taste your way through the French culinary capital of Lyon and visit the Papal Palace in Avignon. While you’ll get more than a taste of Burgundy and Provence during this itinerary, the essence of these destinations will linger on your palate – and in your heart – for a lifetime!

4 Ports | 1 Country | 6 Excursions | Roundtrip

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• Day 2 : Entre-os Rios, Portugal
• Day 3 : Peso da Régua, Portugal
• Day 4 : Vega de Terron, Spain
• Day 5 : Barca d’Alva, Portugal
• Day 6 : Peso da Régua, Portugal
• Day 7 : Porto, Portugal
• Day 8 : Porto, Portugal 

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• JR TOKYO Wide Pass

日光などの東京近郊エリアへ行く方におすすめです！

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Jr tokyo wide pass、jr east pass（東北エリア）、jr east pass（長野、新潟エリア）、jr east-south hokkaido rail passのいずれかをgala湯沢スキー場で提示すると、特典が受けられます！ 特典利用期間：2023/12/16～2024/5/6.

ゆきあそびを楽しみたい方に

GALA ゴンドラフリー乗車券

GALA湯沢のゴンドラを何度でも乗車可能です。ゆきあそびを楽しみたい方にお勧めです。 （スキー、スノーボードはできません）

（定価大人3,000円、子供1,300円）

スキー・スノーボードを 楽しみたい方に

GALA ゴンドラ・リフト1日券

GALA湯沢の全16コースが利用できるゴンドラ・リフト1日券です。 GALA湯沢のすべてのゴンドラ・リフトに乗車可能です。

（定価大人6,500円、子供3,000円）

（定価大人5,600円、子供2,500円）

• ※12月29日～1月3日は土休日料金適用となります。
• ※GALA湯沢スキー場でリフト券購入時にJRPASS提示により割引価格で販売致します。
• ※6歳～12歳は小人となり、6歳未満は大人1名に付き2名まで無料となります。 （3名以上は小人料金となります。）

Railway companies and lines you can use

• JR EAST Lines​ ​
• Tokyo Monorail
• Izu Kyuko Line
• Fujikyu Railway Lines​ ​
• Joshin Dentetsu Line
• Saitama New Urban Transit (Ōmiya - the Railway Museum)​ ​
• Tokyo Waterfront Area Rapid Transit Line (Rinkai Line)​ ​
• JR東日本と東武鉄道で続けて運行している特急電車「日光号」「きぬがわ号」「スペーシアきぬがわ号」の普通車指定席。
• 東武鉄道線下今市～東武日光、鬼怒川温泉間の普通電車(快速を含む)も利用できます。 「栗橋～下今市間」は東武鉄道と続けて運行する特急電車のみ利用できます。*
• JR TOKYO Wide Passで利用できる特急列車は、JR線から東武鉄道へ乗り入れている列車のみです。始発駅も終着駅も東武鉄道の駅で運転する特急は、利用できません。

Please note

• You cannot use the JR TOKYO Wide Pass to travel on the Tokaido Shinkansen. (This is because the Tokaido Shinkansen is operated by a different company)
• 富士急行線内で運行する「フジサン特急」の展望車に乗車する場合は着席整理券が別に必要です(別料金)。「富士登山電車」に乗車する場合は着席券が別に必要です(別料金)。
• Gala Yuzawa Station only operates during the winter and spring.​ ​

How much can I save?

例）東京駅からGALA湯沢・日光への旅行の場合

大人1名が上越新幹線(東京駅～ガーラ湯沢駅/ガーラ湯沢駅～大宮駅)&特急日光(大宮駅～東武日光駅/東武日光駅～新宿駅)を指定席で移動した場合、交通費は全部で約 21,000 円かかります。

JR TOKYO Wide Passを利用すれば、 この交通が15,000円で利用できます！3日間有効のパスなので、途中で宿泊することもできます。

• During regular periods
• See the timetable, etc. for the exact fare
• The age of a child is defined as the age on the date of purchase. A passport or other such document is required to prove a child’s age.
• Children under 6 years old who do not require seat reservations do not need a pass.
• A separate fee is applicable if you wish to use the Green Car or GranClass.
• Youth fares (including student discount) are not offered for this pass.
• 日本を旅行中、一度に1つのJR TOKYO Wide Passしか利用できません。(有効期間を重ねて、同じパスの購入はできません)

選んだ日から連続する3日間

When using a pass

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Information on great offers only for pass users “&EKINAKA”

JR EAST Reservation Website​​

JR TOKYO Wide Passで行ける観光地

Chiba: Narita/Boso

These passes/tickets are also recommended

Jr east pass (tohoku area).

JR EAST PASS (Nagano, Niigata area)

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