Tokyo’s oldest temple, famous for its large red lantern at the Kaminarimon gate and lively Nakamise shopping street.

A quiet shrine dedicated to Emperor Meiji, surrounded by a vast forest in the middle of the city.

A world-famous place to experience Japan’s fresh seafood and gastronomic culture.

The Emperor's residence, located on the ancient site of Edo Castle. Highlights include the beautiful Nijubashi Bridge and its gardens.

The most famous crossing in the world. The sight of hundreds of people crossing at once is a symbol of Tokyo.

The tallest broadcasting tower in the world. From its observatories you can enjoy a panoramic view of Tokyo.

A historic Shogun family garden with a saltwater pond. The contrast between the skyscrapers and the traditional garden is magnificent.

The epicenter of Japan's "Kawaii" culture. It is full of colorful candy stores and unique fashion, always with a vibrant atmosphere.

An immersive digital art museum that is enjoyed with all five senses. It is extremely popular with tourists around the world.

Anime paradise, video games and the latest electronic devices. The colorful posters and character graphics that cover the buildings are stunning even during the day and are perfect for photos.

A vast garden in the heart of the city. It is especially beautiful and popular during the cherry blossom and autumn foliage seasons.

A shopping street that preserves the atmosphere of the "Shitamachi" (old town). Quieter than Asakusa, it allows you to feel local life.

A sophisticated complex with an observatory from which you can enjoy a panoramic view of Tokyo Tower and Skytree.

A cultural center with museums, art galleries and a zoo in a spacious enclosure. You can also enjoy the seasonal nature.