Although the wholesale market moved in, the outdoor area remains a living gastronomic paradise. Walk among bustling stands of fresh seafood, try fresh sushi or sashimi and discover Japan’s obsession with food quality. Your guide will tell you anecdotes about the tuna auction and recommend the best tastings – a feast for the senses that introduces you to Japanese food culture!

Residence of the Emperor, this green oasis in central Tokyo offers impeccable gardens, historic moats and palace views (outside). Learn about the imperial family, samurai history and how Japan mixes monarchy with modernity. It is a serene place perfect for iconic photos and reflecting on the feudal past of the country.

Dedicated to Emperor Meiji, this shrine surrounded by a forest of 100,000 trees is a haven of Shinto peace. Walk the path of giant torii, observe traditional rituals (such as purifications or weddings) and feel Japanese spirituality. Your guide will explain Shintoism, Kami (spirits) and why this place represents the Meiji restoration that modernized Japan.

Color explosion and kawaii madness! This pedestrian street is the epicenter of young Japanese fashion: giant crepes, extravagant clothing stores, cosplay and pop culture. Discover trends like gothic lolita or decorate, try crazy candy and understand how Harajuku influences global fashion – great for fun photos and unique shopping.

The world’s most famous crosswalk, where thousands cross in organized chaos; the faithful statue of Hachiko, symbol of canine loyalty; and a free high viewpoint for breathtaking panoramic views of skyscrapers and neons. Experience Tokyo’s urban energy, learn about Hachiko’s history and capture the city’s modern pulse from the heights.

The most electrifying nightlife district: bright neons, theme restaurants, karaoke and extravagant living. Explore its history as an old red light district, today a fun center, and discover curiosities like robot restaurants or izakaya bars.