(Rating: this location is cited as an example; the stage can be adjusted by a similar site according to your preferences.) The Imperial Palace: Between feudal fortress and imperial residence Located on the site of the ancient Edo Castle, this site is the historical and spiritual center of Tokyo. It is here that the Emperor of Japan resides, in a huge park protected by medieval moats. Highlights of the stage: Striking contrast: Admire the 17th century stone ramparts facing the futuristic skyscrapers of the Marunouchi district. Nijubashi Bridge: The must-see photo spot. This elegant bridge is reflected in the water to form an iconic image of traditional Japan. The green lung: An immersion in a meticulously pruned black pine forest, offering absolute calm in the heart of the metropolis.

(Rating: this location is cited as an example; the stage can be adjusted by a similar site according to your preferences.) Meiji-jingu Shrine: Cross a giant torii to enter a forest of 100,000 trees in the heart of the city. It is the ideal place to learn about Shinto rituals and spiritual calm. Harajuku & Takeshita Street: Immerse yourself in the epicenter of "Kawaii" culture. Between quirky fashion boutiques and futuristic snacks, we explore the creative excitement that fascinates the world. Omotesando: Nicknamed the “Champs-Élysées of Tokyo”, this elegant avenue reveals bold contemporary architecture and galleries hidden behind its luxurious wooded facades. Shibuya & its crossroads: Experience the adrenaline of the world’s most popular pedestrian crossing. We will meet the statue of Hachiko and discover the breathtaking views of the skyline.

(Rating: this location is cited as an example; the stage can be adjusted by a similar site according to your preferences.) Yanasen: The charm of "Old Tokyo" (Yanaka, Nezu, Sendagi) Discover a preserved neighborhood where time seems to have stopped. Far from the skyscrapers, Yanasen unveils its wooden houses, neighbourhood temples and a sweetness of life inherited from the Edo era. The nuggets of the visit: Yanaka Ginza: A warm shopping street to taste local snacks and discover traditional craftsmanship at the heart of daily life. Nezu-jinja Shrine: A historic gem famous for its tunnel of red Torii gates, offering a peaceful and spectacular alternative to the most crowded sites. Yanaka Cemetery: A park steeped in cherry trees, where the last Shoguns lie amid peaceful trails and ancient monuments.

(Rating: this location is cited as an example; the stage can be adjusted by a similar site according to your preferences.) Asakusa: The beating heart of historic Tokyo Immerse yourself in the atmosphere of the Edo period. Asakusa is the perfect place to experience the spiritual fervor of Japan and explore its commercial roots. The essentials: Senso-ji Temple: The oldest temple in Tokyo. Walk through the monumental Kaminarimon Gate and its giant lantern to the main hall dedicated to the goddess Kannon. Nakamise-dori: A centuries-old alley lined with craft shops. The perfect place to taste local specialties like senbei or age-manju. The banks of the Sumida: Enjoy a unique panorama mixing traditional architecture and futuristic skyscrapers, with stunning views of Tokyo Skytree.