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Nov 2, 2022 · Table of contents. 1. Check Out the Famous Shibuya Crossing. 2. Go to a World Famous Sumo Tournament. 3. Visit Tokyo’s Oldest Temple: Senso-ji. 4. Eat Fresh Seafood at Tsukiji Fish Market. 5. Get the Best City Views From Tokyo Skytree. 6. Experience Japanese Fashion in Stylish Harajuku. 7. Learn How to Make Sushi. 8.
- Shibuya. Getting to Shibuya. If you’re staying at Dormy Inn it’s an easy 10min walk from Shibuya station. Follow Road 305 (都道305号線) north, so the train line is on your left side, until you reach the intersection of road 都道305号線 and Meiji Dori.
- Shibuya & Harajuku. Things to do in Shibuya & Harajuku. TIP: Read my comprehensive guide to things to do in Shibuya during the day and night for detailed info on what I’ve summarised here!
- Shinjuku. Things to do in Shinjuku. If you thought Shibuya was massive, prepare to be blown away by Shinjuku. Shinjuku 新宿 Station is actually one of the things Japan is famous for as it’s the busiest in the world, and it’s easy to see why when you’re there!
- Asakusa & Akihabara. Things to do in Asakusa & Akihabara. Discover the marvellous Senso-ji Temple in Asakusa 浅草 . It’s an absolute must to add to your Tokyo itinerary because it’s one of the oldest temples in the country and dates centuries back to 645 AD!
Mar 11, 2024 · Day 1 – Asakusa, Tokyo Sky Tree, Ueno and Shibuya. Day 2 – Ginza, Imperial Palace, Roppongi. Day 3 – Harajuku, Omotesando and Shinjuku. Tokyo For Shopaholics (and Hipsters) Unique Things to Do in Tokyo. Other Tips for Tokyo. Getting From Narita Airport to Tokyo. Getting From Haneda Airport to Tokyo. Getting Around Tokyo. Where to Stay in Tokyo.
- Walk through Shibuya Crossing. When in Tokyo, most travelers make it a point to see the “Shibuya Scramble” – the world’s busiest intersection and one of the things Japan is most famous for.
- Eat your way around Tokyo on a food tour. If you’re like us and want to try as much food as possible in the little time you have, the best way to do so is to go on a food tour of Tokyo.
- Explore teamLAB Borderless & PLANETS. Lose yourself in an immersive art experience where you’re encouraged to kick off your shoes and connect with the installations, blurring the boundaries between art and reality.
- Visit a sumo wrestling stable. Recommended by: Annette from Bucket List Journey. You can’t fully understand the intensity of the sumo wrestling sport unless you are up close and personal at an intense morning practice session to witness the panting, grunting and dripping sweat.
Apr 14, 2024 · Visit the famous Memory Lane (Omoide Yokocho) Relax in Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden. Eat conveyor belt sushi (Katsumidori Seibu Shibuya) See sumo players practice at a Sumo stable. Explore the Mori Art Museum. Visit Kabukicho. Discover the Nezu Museum. Have lunch at Aoyama Flower Market.
Apr 22, 2024 · Day 1: Fish Market, Imperial Palace, Harajuku, & more! Day 2: Asakusa, Ueno Park, Sento, & more! Day 3: Shinjuku, Shibuya, Quirky Cafes, & more! Day 4: Take a Day Trip. Day 5: Sumo, Samurai, Meguro River, & more! Tokyo Itinerary: Day 1. ( Note: There’s a lot listed for this day.
