Things to do in Tokyo, Japan / Tokyo Travel Guide / Shibuya, Shinjuku and more

Asakusa is a popular tourist area in Tokyo with attractions like Sensoji Temple and Nakamise-dori street.

Akihabara is known for its electronics stores, anime and manga shops, and themed cafes.

Ueno is a district in Tokyo known for Ueno Park, museums, and Ameyoko shopping street.

Shinjuku is a bustling area in Tokyo featuring the Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden and the entertainment district of Kabukicho.

Ginza is an upscale shopping district in Tokyo, known for its department stores, boutiques, and restaurants.

Harajuku is a district in Tokyo known for its unique street style, trendy shops, and cafes.

Shibuya is a vibrant area in Tokyo famous for the Shibuya Scramble Crossing and trendy shops.

Tokyo Skytree is a tall observation tower in Tokyo offering panoramic views of the city.

Tokyo Tower is a communications and observation tower, and a symbol of Tokyo.

Sensoji Temple is a historic Buddhist temple in Asakusa, Tokyo, with a popular Nakamise-dori street leading to it.

Sumida Aquarium, located within the Tokyo Skytree Town, features jellyfish, penguins, and other marine life.

The main store of Dotonbori Kukuru is located in Osaka.

Ushijima Shrine, built in the year 860, is a historic shrine located within Sumida Park.

Hanayashiki is the oldest amusement park in Japan, offering a retro atmosphere.

Ganso Shokuhin Sample-ya is the same as the food sample store in Kappabashi.

Mitsuya is a specialty shop for shiratama sweets that uses premium glutinous rice from Saga Prefecture.

Asakusa Menchi uses Kouza-buta, a brand of pork from Kanagawa Prefecture.

Kanda Myojin Shrine is a historic shrine believed to bring blessings in business.

Eggslut is a restaurant specializing in eggs, originating from Los Angeles.

Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden is a spacious park with Japanese, English, and French gardens.

Hanazono Shrine is a historic shrine known for good luck with matchmaking and career advancement.

Onigiri Manma is a shop opened by the staff of Bongo, the world's most famous onigiri specialty store in Otsuka, Tokyo.

Shin-Okubo is known for its Koreatown area in Japan.

The Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building has an observation deck that you can enter for free.

Shinjuku Chuo Park is a lush green park near the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building.

Yoyogi Park is a large park adjacent to Meiji Jingu Shrine, popular for cherry blossoms.

Togo Shrine is built in 1940, and is believed to bring blessings of victory.

Meiji Jingu is a shrine built in 1920 known for its natural surroundings.

Suzukake is a Japanese sweets shop from Hakata, Fukuoka, with over 100 years of history.