After being picked up from your hotel, we'll take a JR train or subway to reach the largest Shinto shrine in Tokyo. Completed in 1920, Meiji Shrine pays homage to the spirits of Emperor Meiji and his wife, Empress Shoken. Situated in the heart of a vast forest, the main square offers a serene and sacred atmosphere. Remarkably, the entire forest is man-made. Immerse yourself in the tranquility and experience traditional Shinto-style architecture.

We'll catch the JR Yamanote Line at Harajuku Station, conveniently situated just outside the shrine, and head to Shibuya Station, a journey that takes only a few minutes. Once there, you'll witness one of Tokyo's most popular attractions – the Shibuya Scramble Crossing, renowned as the busiest pedestrian crossing globally. Additionally, don't miss the opportunity to see the world-famous Akita Dog, commemorated by the statue of Hachi!

We'll be exploring Ginza, Japan's first western-style shopping district. Take a leisurely stroll along the main street.

Let's enjoy the lively open-air market at Tsukiji Outer Market. This is the go-to spot for seafood and street food in Tokyo. As we reach here around noon, why not explore and discover a good local restaurant for lunch? (Lunch is optional)

Asakusa offers a distinctive and traditional atmosphere that you're sure to enjoy. To start our exploration, we'll head to the riverside to take in the views of Tokyo Skytree and the iconic golden object built for Asahi Brewery. Afterward, we'll leisurely stroll through the renowned Nakamise Shopping Street, leading us to Tokyo's largest Buddhist Temple, Sensoji. There's an abundance of fascinating sights to discover in this historic downtown area of Tokyo, Asakusa!