5 Days in Tokyo: Our 12 Top Things To Do + Red Light District 🇯🇵
Explore the vibrant heart of Japan with this 5-day Tokyo itinerary, blending iconic landmarks like Shibuya Crossing and Senso-ji Temple with unique cultural experiences in Akihabara and Harajuku. Discover the city's futuristic side at teamLab, find tranquility in Meiji Shrine, and experience the electric nightlife of Shinjuku.
Tokyo Airport
The airport serves as a gateway to Tokyo and Japan, connecting the city to other major destinations.
Ginza Hotel
A centrally located hotel in Ginza, known for being a convenient, albeit potentially expensive, place to stay in Tokyo.
Shibuya Crossing
A famous and cinematic intersection in Tokyo, known as the Times Square of Japan, where thousands of people cross at every light change.
Harajuku
A fashion capital of Tokyo known for its unique street style and quirky treats.
Takeshita Street
A famous and busy street in Harajuku known for its funky fashion, accessory stores, makeup shops and quirky treats.
Meiji Shrine Tokyo
A large forest and shrine complex dedicated to Emperor Meiji, who opened Japan to the world.
Ryogoku Kokugikan (National Sumo Hall)
A famous sumo wrestling venue in Japan where tournaments are held, attracting many spectators.
Tokyo Dome Concert
A concert venue held within the Tokyo Dome, a baseball stadium that also hosts concerts and other events.
teamLab Tokyo
An immersive digital art museum experience with various installations that react to visitors.
Tokyo Art Aquarium Museum
A unique art exhibit near Ginza featuring thousands of goldfish in lit-up tanks and cylinders.
Akihabara Electric Town
Tokyo's electric town known for its anime culture, multi-floor arcades, retro game shops, and stores selling collectibles.
Tokyo Maid Cafe
A themed cafe in Akihabara, offering a unique and cute experience, although filming inside is generally not allowed.
Senso-ji
Tokyo's most visited temple, located in Asakusa, featuring traditional shops and a large lantern.
Asakusa, Tokyo
A traditional suburb of Tokyo, known for its temples, traditional shops, and rickshaws.
Tokyo Skytree
A modern landmark offering views of Tokyo, with a mall and other attractions at its base.
Shinjuku City
An area in Tokyo known for its nightlife, restaurants, and entertainment options.
Shinjuku Golden-Gai
A small area within Shinjuku featuring closely packed tiny bars, some welcoming to tourists and others not.
Meiji Forest
A forest near Harajuku that houses the Meiji Shrine.