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Download the free PDF book of TOKYO Travel Guide, the official travel guidebook by Tokyo Convention & Visitors Bureau. Find information on sights, foods, shopping, transportation and more in nine languages.
- Best Tokyo Book For Foodies
- If It’S Your First Trip to Japan
- If You’Ve Been to Tokyo Before
- If You’Re on A Budget
- If You Love Manga, Anime Etc
- If You Want A Tokyo Deep Dive
- If You Want to Make Eating Easy
- The Classics
- To Record Your Own Memories
- The One For Nervous Travellers
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Only in Tokyo – Two chefs, 24 hours, the ultimate food city by Michael Ryan and Luke Burgess
Published April 2020 by Hardie Grant If you’re a serious foodie, then you need to pick up this book before you travel and make a lot of notes (you won’t want to take it with you, it’s very heavy!). It gives you a list of over 40 restaurants that Tokyo chefs recommend to their friends (Michael and Luke) and gives you suggestions for everything from amazing coffee and breakfast to start your day, to the ultimate sake bar in which to end it They cover the best in Japanese cuisine – from bowls of...
DK Eyewitness Tokyo
Published January 2020 – new edition coming February 2023 There are a lot of general guidebooks for Tokyo, and pretty much all of them are a good choice for your first trip, but I’m going to pick DK Eyewitness Tokyo as my best Tokyo travel guide for those visiting the first time for a few reasons. The main one is that it covers all the big attractionsyou’ll want to see on your first trip in enough detail to explain why you might want to see them but doesn’t overload you with information. And...
Soul of Tokyo by Fany and Amandine Pechiodat
Published January 2019 by Jonglez Publishing The French authors of this Tokyo city guide say it’s not for first-timers, but, for people who have been to Tokyo at least once before and have ticked off the main sights – and so this time want to find the secret spots that help you get under the skin of the city. You’ll find suggestions for unique shops like a ten-storey paper emporium that will make any stationery lovers’ day and the world’s smallest bookstore which displays just one book at a t...
Super Cheap Tokyo by Matthew Baxter
Published September 2018 Written by a travel journalist living in Japan, this is the best Tokyo guidebook if you want to save money in what’s often believed to be one of the most expensive countries in the world – but, if you know what you’re doing can be far from that. It’s full of brilliant budgeting tips (including how to book a room in a love hotel for the night – they can be far cheaper than traditional hotels) that make it easy to save money on your trip. It’s not huge on sightseeing in...
A Manga Lover’s Tokyo Travel Guide by Evangeline Neo
I don’t know an awful lot about Manga (just enough to write our beginners guide to manga and anime here), but I absolutely loved this book – and I actually learned heaps that had nothing to do with anything manga. It’s all drawn like little manga cartoons, and the amount of information about culture, traditions, etiquette, food, drinks, and sights built into the strips is mind-blowing. Not every sight here is manga-related, but obviously, it does cover lots of elements of manga and otaku cult...
I’ve got two entries for this section as these two books published in 2023 both go into more detail than normal guidebooks but, in very different ways
Tokyo Food: 101 Places to Eat by Axel Schwab
Published in 2023 You’re surrounded by restaurants in Tokyo, which can almost make it too hard to choose one! If you’re not quite confident enough to just wander into anywhere that looks good, this book by former Tokyo resident Axel Schwab can steer you in the direction of (mostly) cheap, easy options. They’re organized by area and contain everything from Japanese chains (perfect for quick, filling meals – and where I eat a lot on my trips) to hidden away local favorites with a good idea of p...
The Rough Guide to Tokyo
Published April 2020
Lonely Planet Tokyo
Published January 2022 There’s a reason that Rough Guide and Lonely Planet are synonymous with travel guidebooks, they do them very, very well. Both books cover the same basic areas – when to travel to Tokyo, a round-up of the main areas of the city and the sights, restaurants, bars and places to stay within them – along with basic, yet essential, travel information like visa requirements and what plug you need to use. Both also include a short section on day trips from Tokyo. It’s pretty har...
If you want to plan your own Tokyo travel book, then check out our special Japan-themed notepads on Amazon. Each one consists of 120 lined pages that you can use to plan your travels or record your memories and experiences. Cover designs range from classical Japanese images to photos of iconic sights, and some very cute kawaii designs. Each pad is ...
Tokyo Travel Guide by Bori Kiss
Published July 2020 This concise 101-page e-book covers the basics of a trip to Tokyo, and while it covers sightseeing, it focuses heavily on the useful information you need for your trip – the things you might be most worried about (the same things we cover on this blog, but hey, there’s room for all of us out there). If you’re not a hugely confident traveler or are nervous about what you might get wrong in Japan this can offer helpful tips and some extra reassurance with advice on when to r...
Find the best Tokyo travel book for your type of trip, whether you're a foodie, a first-timer, a shopper, or a manga fan. Japlanease reviews and recommends various guidebooks with tips, photos, and links to buy.
Explore Tokyo's culture, history and attractions with Lonely Planet's comprehensive guide. Buy the book and eBook together or separately and get free shipping and returns.
Find out what's on, where to go, and how to plan your trip to Tokyo with GO TOKYO, the official travel guide of Tokyo. Explore seasonal events, attractions, culture, food, nightlife, and more in the capital city of Japan.
Nov 2, 2023 · A guidebook by Just One Cookbook, a blog with easy and authentic Japanese recipes. Learn how to plan your trip to Tokyo with practical tips and local insights from the author, a native of Yokohama.
Plan your visit to Tokyo: find out where to go and what to do in Tokyo with Rough Guides. Read about itineraries, activities, places to stay and travel tips.
It’s packed with comprehensive sight descriptions – suited to different travellers’ needs – and things to do in Tokyo, plus practical information, when to go to Tokyo and how to get to Tokyo, as well as honest restaurants or accommodation recommendations in Tokyo, written by independent experts.
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