Meeting Point

Hotel in Tokyo

Meijijingu

Meiji Jingu Shrine was built to enshrine Emperor Meiji and Empress Dowager Shoken. It was built from 1915 to 1920. It was burned down during World War II and rebuilt in 1958. It is located in Shibuya District, Tokyo. There are more than 100,000 trees of various types, totaling more than 300 species. There are three worship corridors in the shrine: South, North and West. Entering from the south main road, there are towering ancient trees and flying birds on both sides of the road. The archway in front of Jingu Bridge is the largest in Japan. After entering, there is a special garden for Empress Dowager Shoken, covering an area of ​​more than 80,000 square meters. There are various flowers in the garden, especially the iris field next to the southern pond of the imperial garden, where more than 150 kinds of irises are cultivated. In mid-June every year, large areas of irises bloom, becoming a major scene of the shrine. The halls in the palace are all built with cypress wood, and the carved beams and painted buildings are all rigorous and beautiful, which is worth seeing.

Imperial Palace Gardens

Sensoji Temple

Sensoji Temple is located in Taito District, Tokyo. It is the only existing "Edo-style" public recreational area in Japan. It is the oldest temple in Tokyo. The gate of the temple is called "Kaminarimon", and its official name is "Wind Thunder God Gate", which is a symbol of Japan and the Asakusa area.

Go for lunch

Passenger will have lunch around Asakusa.

Tokyo National Museum

The Tokyo National Museum (nicknamed "Tohpa") began as an exhibition held in the Daiseiden of Yushima Seido in 1872, and is the oldest museum in Japan. We collect and treasure works of art, historical materials, archaeological artifacts, etc. from various cultures and countries in Asia, mainly Japan. While conducting research and studies on these collections, we also preserve and restore them and exhibit them to the public. In addition, we deepen visitors' understanding through lectures and hand-made experience activities, and strive to make the process of appreciation full of fun.

Tokyo Skytree

Skytree is the world's tallest radio tower, standing 634m tall.Visitors can enjoy a 360-degree view of Tokyo, enjoy the spectacular view straight below through the glass floor, and savor light meals and original sweets at the café.

Odaiba Seaside Park

The Statue of Liberty, one of Odaiba's tourist attractions, is a replica bronze statue made to commemorate the "Year of France in Japan" and is placed in Odaiba Seaside Park. Although the scenery is beautiful during the day, the scenery of Odaiba Seaside Park illuminated by the afterglow of the setting sun is even more elegant and beautiful, warming the heart. In addition, at night, starting from the Rainbow Bridge, the Tokyo Tower and the Ferris Wheel will be lit up one after another, and you can enjoy the most representative night view of the Tokyo Bay area.

Ending Point

End of the day and return to Tokyo Hotel.