Travel Destinations in Tokyo

Menya Musashi Shinjuku Main Store

Samurai-Themed Ramen Pioneer of the Tokyo Ramen Scene

Since 1998, this Tokyo ramen institution has served its pioneering double-soup style that masterf...

Tokyo Skytree

The World's Tallest Broadcasting Tower

The world's tallest tower soars 634 meters above eastern Tokyo, with two observation decks offeri...

Rikugien Garden

A Masterpiece of Edo-Period Strolling Garden Design

One of Tokyo's finest Edo-period landscape gardens, built in 1702, featuring a large central pond...

Asakusa

Tokyo's Historic Heart: Temples, Street Food & Old-World Charm

Pass beneath Kaminarimon (Thunder Gate), with its massive red lantern, and follow the centuries-o...

Sanrio Puroland

An indoor theme park dedicated to Hello Kitty and Sanrio characters with shows, rides, and charac...

Toyosu Market

Tokyo's Modern Wholesale Fish Market

The successor to the legendary Tsukiji inner market, Toyosu is the world's largest fish market wh...

Nakano Broadway

Five Floors of Used Manga, Old Toys and Collectibles in Nakano

A shopping complex from 1966 whose basement to fourth floor hold some 200 shops, a large share of...

Odaiba

Tokyo's Futuristic Waterfront Entertainment Island

This futuristic entertainment island in Tokyo Bay feels like stepping into tomorrow with its stri...

National Museum of Nature and Science

Dinosaurs, a Plesiosaur and a 1931 Hall in Ueno Park

Japan's national museum of natural history and science, in two buildings: the 1931 Japan Gallery,...

Showa Kinen Park

180 Hectares of Flower Fields on a Former Air Base in Tachikawa

A 180-hectare national park built on the site of the former US Tachikawa air base, with seasonal ...

Rainbow Bridge

Walking 1.7 km Across Tokyo Bay on the Rainbow Bridge Promenade

A free 1.7 km walkway on the lower deck of the 1993 suspension bridge between Shibaura and Odaiba...

Nezu Museum

Korin's Irises Screen Each Spring and a Hillside Garden Behind Omotesando

A museum of Japanese and East Asian art built on railway magnate Nezu Kaichiro's estate, with a 2...

Tama Zoological Park

Tokyo's Hillside Zoo Without Cages, Four Times the Size of Ueno

A zoo spread over more than 50 hectares of the Tama Hills, opened in 1958 as Japan's first zoo de...

National Museum of Western Art

Le Corbusier's UNESCO World Heritage Museum in Ueno

Designed by Le Corbusier and inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2016, the National Muse...

Hibiya Park

Japan's First Western-Style Park, Between the Ministries and Ginza

Sixteen hectares of lawns, ponds and flowerbeds across the moat from the Imperial Palace, opened ...