Traverse Iconic Shibuya Crossing is an intersection right outside Shibuya Station, take a picture of beloved loyal dog, Hachi statue.

Learn Japanese history from Samurai era to modern days. The primary residence of japan's Emperor. It's situated on expansive grounds in the heart of Tokyo, surrounded by moats and lush greenery. Learn History

One of the most upscale and stylish districts, known for its luxury shopping.Historically, it was the first area in Tokyo to modernize, and today, it's lined with flagship stores.

Known for Yanaka Cemetery, it's a place where you can stroll peacefully among historical graves. The area survived much of Tokyo's modernization.

Once the largest wholesale seafood market in the world. There small shops and eateries serve up fresh sushi and street food.

Both a historic and financial district in central Tokyo. The area was named after the Nihonbashi Bridge, originally built in the 17th century,, which served as the zero-mile marker for Japan's major roads during Edo period.

A nostalgic waterfront district where old Tokyo charm meets local everyday life. Wander quiet backstreets, enjoy views, and experience the birthplace of Tokyo's monjyayaki culture.