Asakusa offers a timeless slice of old Tokyo, centered around Senso‑ji Temple and its traditional streets and shops.

Stroll through the East Gardens of the Imperial palace where the Japanese emperor resides. You will see the buildings from the Edo period, a Japanese garden, and seasonal plants.

Let's get lost in the busiest crossing in the world. You'll be surprised how many people cross there in 2 minutes.

**Available only for tours starting at 9:00 a.m. or earlier** Explore Tsukiji Outer Market with your guide. You can eat fresh things not only fishes but also fruits, etc. Tsukiji is known for fish, but also offers Wagyu beef, Japanese omelets, and sweets too.

Explore the shrine dedicated to Emperor Meiji period(1868-1912). You will be overwhelmed by one of Japan's largest wooden torii gates and perfectly lined sake and wine barrels.

Explore a town full of Japanese pop culture! If you are interested in kawaii culture, this is a must go.

A world full of Electronic, Anime and Games. Here in Akihabara, known as “Electric Town,” the area was beloved even before anime and video games became popular. There are also many arcade games from the 70s as well as the latest games that can be enjoyed on the spot!

Shinjuku Gyoen Garden has three distinctive gardens, including a Japanese garden, a formal garden, and a landscape garden with spacious lawns and other natural landscaping. They are enjoyed by many people throughout the year, with different ways to enjoy them depending on the season.

Hamarikyu Garden is one of the largest remaining Daimyo Gardens in Tokyo and is designated as a Special Place of Scenic Beauty and a Special Historic Site of Japan. Visitors can also enjoy matcha (powdered green tea) at the teahouse in the garden.

The Tokyo National Museum is known as a treasure house of Japanese art and other famous architecture. It is a great place to dive into the world of Ukiyo-e and various other art forms.

It offers a wide variety of products, from fresh seafood, fruits and vegetables, clothing, and even sundries, all at inexpensive prices. It is an area loved by Japanese men and women of all ages for its street food and izakayas.

See one of Japan's most iconic buildings in person. From the bright orange exterior to the multiple viewing decks above, you are assured a great panoramic view of the entire city. Separate Admission Fee Main Deck (150m) Adult - ￥1500 High School Student - ￥1200 Child (Junior High or Elementary) - ￥900 Child (Age 4 or Older) - ￥600 Top Deck Tour (150m & 250m) Adult - ￥3500 High School Student - ￥3300 Child (Junior High or Elementary) - ￥2300 Child (Age 4 or Older) - ￥1700