Pay a visit to Sensoji Temple  in Asakusa, with its iconic red lantern. Drop by in May to see the energetic Sanja Matsuri!

A trip to the top of Tokyo Sky Tree will give you sweeping views of the metropolis and beyond.

Kappabashi is famous for its shops dedicated to supplying the restaurant trade. Plastic food items and kitchen utensils are popular souvenirs. 

Ameyoko Shopping Street is primarily known for its fabulous variety of shopping and food. 

Ueno Park is home to several museums, temples and shrines, and the oldest zoo in Japan. 

Tokyo National Museum houses an impressive number of national treasures and the world’s largest collection of Japanese art. 

Catch the tuna auction in action at Toyosu Market, followed by a sushi breakfast at Tsukiji’s  Outer Market.

Geek out on anime and stock  up on all your otaku and  electronic goods at the buzzy  shopping hub of Akihabara!

Tokyo Station’s red brick facade is spectacular, and the historic building is registered as an Important Cultural Property.

Some of the very best ramen noodles in Tokyo can be found along Tokyo Ramen Street in Tokyo Station.

Muji is a Japanese brand with a minimalist design philosophy. Visit the Ginza store to check out Muji’s range of household and consumer goods.

This luxury shopping complex called Ginza Six is a classy and elegant place to stop for shopping, food, and entertainment. 

Cross the world’s most  famous intersection, Shibuya  Scramble. Sip on a Starbucks coffee while people-watching!

Hachiko is the single most famous meeting spot in all of Shibuya. There is a heartwarming story behind this popular statue.

Omotesando is a wide, tree-lined avenue with eclectic landmarks and luxury stores that is often referred to as the Champs-Élysées of Tokyo.

Takeshita Street is the main attraction in trendy Harajuku, the centre of youth and pop culture in Tokyo.

Meiji Shrine is set within an immense forest of over 100,000 trees and is one of the most important shrines in Japan.

Yoyogi Park is one of the most famous parks in Tokyo, and is popular with both locals and tourists for picnics and outdoor activities.

Shinjuku Gyoen is a vast urban park that is open to the public year-round. It is beautiful in all seasons.

The Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building’s free observation decks offer magnificent panoramic views of the city.

Be dazzled by the possibilities of digital art at the teamLAB  museums in Toyosu. Utterly memorable.

Take a deep dive into the  depths of Tokyo’s gourmet  scene. From ramen to soup  curry, you’ll love it all.

Take in the lush beauty of  Rikugien Garden. The  evening illuminations are  stunning in spring and autumn.