Tokyo Tower
Tokyo's Red Tower
333-meter communications tower modeled on the Eiffel Tower, with two observation decks for views ...
Meiji Shrine
Tokyo's Most Important Shinto Shrine
Shrine dedicated to Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken, set within a 70-hectare evergreen forest in...
Kabukicho
Shinjuku's Neon-Lit Entertainment Quarter
Neon signs blaze and giant screens flicker in Japan's largest entertainment district, a sensory o...
Shibuya Crossing
The World's Busiest Pedestrian Crossing
The world-famous scramble crossing where up to 3,000 pedestrians cross simultaneously from all di...
Tokyo National Museum
Japan's Largest Art Museum
Japan's oldest and largest national museum with over 110,000 objects including 89 National Treasu...
Ueno Park
Tokyo's Cultural Park with Major Museums
A sprawling public park home to Tokyo's finest museums, a zoo, historic temples, and over 1,000 c...
Ichiran Shinjuku
Japan's Most Famous Solo-Dining Tonkotsu Ramen
Experience the art of solo ramen appreciation at Ichiran's famous 'flavor concentration booths,' ...
Mount Takao
Mount Takao - Tokyo's Beloved Hiking Mountain
A hugely popular 599-meter mountain just 50 minutes from Shinjuku, drawing over three million hik...
Imperial Palace
The primary residence of the Emperor of Japan, set within vast gardens and moats in the heart of ...
Yanaka District
Yanaka
A charming old-Tokyo neighborhood of temples, cats, and traditional shopping streets untouched by...
teamLab Borderless
An Immersive Digital Art Museum Without Boundaries
A groundbreaking digital art museum by teamLab where immersive artworks flow between rooms, respo...
Fuunji
Tokyo's Best Tsukemen: Rich Fish-Based Dipping Ramen
Consistently ranked among Tokyo's finest, Fuunji serves tsukemen that draws patient queues around...
Akihabara
Tokyo's Electric Town and Anime Culture Capital
Tokyo's legendary electronics and otaku district, packed with multi-story anime shops, retro game...
Ameyoko
A bustling open-air market street near Ueno Station with bargain goods, street food, and lively e...
Ogasawara Islands
Remote UNESCO World Heritage subtropical islands roughly 1,000 kilometers south of Tokyo, teeming...