Meeting Point

At your hotel in Tokyo

Meiji-Jingu Shrine

Meiji-Jingu shrine – located near Harajyuku station. One of the biggest shrine in Tokyo and it is surrounded by sacred forest. Emperor Meiji and his wife, empress Shoken, are enshrined. It is the best place to understand and feel Japanese indigenous religion Shinto.

Asakusa

Asakusa – it is the most crowded place by the foreign visitors. Main place is Senso-ji Temple. Its main gate Kaminari-mon gate (or Thunder Gate), where a red huge lantern hangs, and two deities of Fu-jin (God of wind) and Rai-Jin (God of Thunder) are probably most famous place in Tokyo and the landmark of Asakusa. You may find the traditional Japanese souvenirs at the Nakamise shopping Street in front of the main hall of Sensoji Temple. You may understand the Buddhism and Temple in contrast to the Shintoism and Shrine.

Tokyo Skytree

Tokyo Skytree – Built near Asakusa area in 2012 and the tallest freestanding broadcasting tower in the world with 634 m height. There are two observation decks at the level of 350 m and 450 m. You can enjoy the beautiful city view with Mt. Fuji also if weather is fine in winter.

Tsukiji Fish Market (Outer Market)

Tsukuji Fish Market (Outer Market) – Tsukiji used to be the biggest wholesale market in the world. Although the wholesale market has moved to Toyosu area in 2018, Tsukiji is still provide us the fresh fishes, meats, vegetables and lovely nice seafoods. You may select delicious sushi restaurant for your lunch.

Tokyo Station, Imperial Palace Plaza & East Japanese Garden

Tokyo Station, Imperial Palace & East Garden – Tokyo station is the gateway of Japan made by red bricks and important from the cultural and architectural point of view. Imperial palace is normally closed for public and visitors only can see the entrance bridge named Nijubashi Bridge. If time allows, the East Garden of Imperial Palace where former Edo castle was built is a nice garden to walk. Sumrai buildings in Edo period and beautiful Japanese style garden can be seen.

Ueno Park

Ueno Park – It is the first public park in Japan. Many museums such as Tokyo National Museum and National Museum of Western Art are located. There are also historical buildings such as Ueno Toshogu shrine, Five story Pagoda of Kaneiji Temple. You can see the cute Panda at the Ueno Zoo. Ameyoko Shopping Street is also located in Ueno.

Tokyo Tower & Zoji-ji Temple

Tokyo Tower & Zojo-ji Temple – Built in 1958 and was the tallest tower before the completion of Tokyo Sky Tree. Its height is 333 m and two observation decks are located at 150 m and 250m. Because it is located at the center of the city, you can enjoy the magnificent view. Zojo-ji Temple is located near Tokyo Tower. If you have no time to go to Asakusa & Sky Tree, Tokyo Tower & Zojo-ji Temple is alternative option.

Ginza Street

Ginza Street – Famous shopping street. You can find world famous luxury boutiques such as Chanel and Dior.

Shibuya

Shibuya – Famous for the most crowded PED crossing. Statue of faithful dog “Hachi” is standing in front of the station. The town is the place of young people and many young fashion arose here.

Shinjuku

Sinjuku – You can enjoy a nice city view from the top floor of Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building. Sinjuku-Gyoen Garden is a green oasis in the middle of big town. Many people become lost in Shinjyuku station because of the size. It is one of the biggest entertainment district and you can find any kinds of amusements throughout night.

Harajuku

Harajyuku – Fashion town and famous for Takeshita Dori street that is always full of young girls. Harajyuku is a Holly land of Kawaii culture.

Other interesting places such as Akihabara, Odaiba, Yanaka

Much more – Of course, there are so many places to visit such as Akihabara, Ikebukuro, Roppongi, Odaiba, Yanaka, and many gardens.

Ending Point

At your hotel in Tokyo