Things to Do in Tokyo Japan

Exploring Tokyo, Japan: A Comprehensive Guide for Tourists

Table of Contents

  1. Tsukiji Fish Market
  2. Asakusa & Senso-ji Temple
  3. Meiji Shrine
  4. Shibuya Crossing
  5. Harajuku district
  6. Akihabara Electric Town
  7. Odaiba - Palette Town
  8. Tokyo Skytree
  9. Robot Restaurant (closed in 2020; Samurai Restaurant is its Kabukicho successor)
  10. Nightlife in Roppongi

<a name"tsukijifishmarket"> Tsukiji Fish Market

Start your Tokyo adventure by visiting the iconic Tsukiji Fish Market , one of the world’s largest fish markets. Marvel at the variety of seafood and savor delicious sushi breakfast.

<a name"asakusasensojitemple"> Asakusa & Senso-ji Temple

Next, head to Asakusa , home to the famous Senso-ji Temple . Discover the Nakamise shopping street with traditional Japanese snacks and souvenirs.

<a name"meijishrine"> Meiji Shrine

Continue to the tranquil Meiji Shrine nestled in a dense forest, dedicated to Emperor Meiji and Empress Shōken.

<a name"shibuyacrossing"> Shibuya Crossing

Cross paths with thousands of people at the bustling Shibuya Crossing , often considered the busiest intersection in the world.

<a name"harajukudistrict"> Harajuku district

Explore the unique fashion culture of Harajuku district and its famous Takeshita Street, known for its trendy fashion boutiques and sweet treats like crepes and cotton candy.

<a name"akihabaraelectrictown"> Akihabara Electric Town

Step into the world of anime, manga, and video games at Akihabara Electric Town . Browse through numerous shops, maid cafes, and even a giant Gundam statue!

<a name"odaibapalettetown"> Odaiba - Palette Town

Visit Odaiba and enjoy attractions like the Palette Town , home to the popular Ferris wheel and the Museum of Maritime Science .

<a name"tokyodisk"> Tokyo Disk (Record Store)

Check out Tokyo Disk in Shibuya, a legendary record store with an extensive collection of vinyl records and CDs from around the world.

<a name"yurikamome"> Yurikamome (Water Bus)

Take a ride on the Yurikamome (Water Bus) for a scenic tour of Odaiba, Tokyo Bay, and the Rainbow Bridge.

<a name"teamlabborderless"> TeamLab Borderless

Experience the immersive digital art museum TeamLab Borderless in Roppongi, where the artworks react and change as you move around them.