The street is full of colorful Harajuku fashion, kawaii candy stores, variety stores and Korean-style boutiques; it is always full of teenagers and curious tourists. It’s the perfect place to experience Harajuku’s unique pop culture, from crepes and bubble tea to kawaii character products you won’t find anywhere else.

One of the busiest crosswalks in the world, the Shibuya Crossing is a symbol of Tokyo’s energy. Hundreds of people cross from all directions in perfect harmony. Want the perfect photo? We will show you a secret photo spot that only locals know, where you can capture chaos and beauty from above.

Surrounded by towering ancient trees, this sacred Shinto shrine offers a serene haven from the city’s fast pace. Whether you are looking for a moment of quiet reflection or a cultural experience, the Meiji Jingu Shrine welcomes visitors with its timeless atmosphere and spiritual calm.

Asakusa is home to the Sensō-ji Temple, the oldest temple in Tokyo. With traditional shops and street food along Nakamise Street, it offers a taste of historic Japan.

The Imperial Palace is the main residence of the Emperor of Japan. Surrounded by beautiful gardens and moats, it offers a peaceful contrast to the hectic life of Tokyo city.

There are many historical relics that allow you to feel the atmosphere of the Edo Period, along with a beautiful natural environment.

Visit Tokyo’s oldest and most famous temple, where history, spirituality and tradition come to life.

Stroll through Tokyo Solamachi, a vibrant shopping complex with more than 300 shops offering everything from Japanese souvenirs to cutting-edge fashion. Go outside and admire the stunning Tokyo Skytree—the tallest structure in Japan—which towers over you in a striking contrast to the cityscape. It’s a perfect combination of modern shopping and iconic moments from the Tokyo skyline.

Try monjayaki, Tokyo’s quintessential home-cooked food, at one of the many cozy local restaurants where you can grill it yourself.

A lively area full of shopping malls, anime attractions and a mix of youth and local culture.

Experience Tokyo’s endless energy with skyscrapers, nightlife, shopping and tranquil gardens all in one place.

Enjoy panoramic views of the city from this iconic red and white monument inspired by the Eiffel Tower.

Travel back in this nostalgic shopping street full of traditional snacks, crafts and a charming retro vibe.

Explore Tokyo’s famous outdoor market, where you can sample fresh seafood, street food and traditional ingredients appreciated by both chefs and locals.

Explore the electric city of Tokyo, famous for anime, manga, electronics and Otaku culture.