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Explore Tokyo, Japan's capital and largest city, with its rich history, culture, shopping, entertainment and nature. Find top attractions, events, itineraries, hotels and more on Japan-Guide.com.
Learn about the current residence of Japan's Imperial Family, located on the former site of Edo Castle in central Tokyo. Find out how to visit the palace grounds, the Nijubashi bridges, and the East Gardens, and book guided tours and experiences.
Learn about the natural recreation area near central Tokyo, offering hiking trails, temple, monkey park and hot springs. Find out how to get there, hours, fees and best seasons for cherry blossoms and autumn foliage.
Learn how to access and navigate Tokyo by air, shinkansen, train, subway and bus. Find out about passes, tickets, fees and schedules for public transportation in Tokyo.
Shinjuku is a bustling area around Japan's busiest station, with skyscrapers, parks, red light districts, department stores and more. Explore the diverse and lively streets of Shinjuku, from the Metropolitan Government Office observation decks to the historic Piss Alley.
Hatsumode is the year's first visit to a shrine or temple, a popular tradition during Japan's New Year holidays. Learn about the festive atmosphere, the lucky charms, the Emperor's greeting and the travel tips for visiting Japan during shogatsu.
Odaiba is a man-made island in Tokyo Bay with futuristic architecture, green space and various attractions. Explore the Fuji TV Building, Decks, Aquacity, DiverCity, Rainbow Bridge, Telecom Center, Soya Icebreaker, Miraikan, Big Sight, Panasonic Center, Ariake Garden and more.
Shibuya is a popular district among younger generations, with many fashion and entertainment trends. Shibuya Mark City is a small city within the city, connected with JR Shibuya Station and offering a wide range of stores and restaurants.
Haneda Airport (HND) is located less than 30 minutes south of central Tokyo and handles more domestic flights than Narita Airport. It also has three terminal buildings, one of which handles most of the airport's international flights.
Nihonbashi is a historic and commercial area in central Tokyo, with a bridge that marks the national highway zero. It has several department stores, museums, and attractions, such as the Mitsui Memorial Museum, the Currency Museum, and the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
