Visit Asakusa’s Sensō-ji Temple and stroll through traditional streets.

One of the must visit place in Tokyo

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①Tokyo Skytree (634m | 2,080 ft)

The tallest structure in Japan, Tokyo Skytree, is a modern marvel of engineering and a symbol of Tokyo’s futuristic ambition. Its sleek design draws inspiration from traditional Japanese pagodas, blending cutting-edge technology with cultural heritage. Visitors can ascend to its observation decks (Tembo Galleries) for breathtaking 360° views of the city—even spotting Mount Fuji on clear days! The tower also houses a shopping complex (Tokyo Solamachi) and an aquarium, making it a full-day experience.

②Tokyo Tower (333m | 1,092 ft)

A beloved retro icon modeled after the Eiffel Tower, Tokyo Tower is a vibrant symbol of Japan’s post-war rebirth. Its bright orange-and-white frame lights up beautifully at night, offering a nostalgic contrast to Skytree’s modernity. The Main Observatory and Top Deck provide stunning views, while the tower’s footprint includes shrines, cafes, and pop-culture attractions (like One Piece Tower in the past). It remains a cultural touchstone, featured in countless films and anime.

Shibuya is Tokyo’s epicenter of fashion, nightlife, and pop culture. Famous for its scramble crossing (the world’s busiest!), towering video screens, and nonstop energy, this district is where trends are born and the city’s pulse is loudest.

Must-Experience Highlights

・Shibuya Crossing – Join the iconic human “river” of 3,000+ people crossing at once—best viewed from Shibuya Sky or Starbucks Tsutaya.

・Trendsetting Shopping – From Shibuya 109 (mecca of Japanese street fashion) to concept stores like Tokyu Hands and Loft.

・Nightlife & Music – Dive into hidden izakayas, legendary clubs like Womb, or karaoke bars where Tokyo’s youth unwind.

・Hachiko Statue – Pay respects to Japan’s most loyal dog and Tokyo’s favorite meeting spot.