Trip Favorite

A riverside Tokyo ward home to Tokyo Skytree, historic neighborhoods and riverside walks — great for culture, views and local festivals.

Tokyo's youth-fashion hub with quirky boutiques, colorful street style and nearby Meiji Shrine — a must for trendseekers and people-watchers.

A charming old-Tokyo neighborhood of narrow lanes, temples and vintage shops — perfect for peaceful strolls and traditional atmosphere.

An indie cultural hotspot famed for vintage shops, live music venues and laid-back cafes — a favorite for local creatives and nightlife.

Stylish canal-side neighborhood known for cherry-blossom-lined Meguro River, boutique shops and trendy cafés — romantic by day and night.

Peaceful Shinto shrine set in a vast forested park — a serene escape in central Tokyo.

Classic red-and-white landmark offering panoramic city views and observation decks.

Historic residence of Japan’s Imperial Family with serene gardens and moats to explore.

Vibrant pedestrian street for youth fashion, quirky shops, and colorful street food.

Contemporary art museum with rotating exhibitions and panoramic city views from Roppongi Hills.

Historic shopping lane leading to Senso-ji, filled with traditional snacks and souvenirs.

Soaring broadcast tower with panoramic observation decks and shopping at its base.

Immersive digital art museum with interactive, room-sized installations and sensory experiences.

Futuristic waterfront district with malls, museums, and seaside views — great for families.

Tree-lined avenue of upscale boutiques, modern architecture and stylish cafés—Tokyo’s Champs-Élysées vibe.

Iconic Harajuku lane bursting with youth fashion, quirky shops, and colorful street food.

Narrow alleys of tiny izakaya and yakitori stalls offering nostalgic postwar atmosphere and hearty food.

Twin-towered government complex with free observation decks offering panoramic city views, including Mt. Fuji on clear days.

Sprawling urban park popular for picnics, weekend gatherings, and seasonal cherry blossoms.

Tokyo’s famous entertainment and nightlife quarter, packed with restaurants, bars and neon-lit streets.

Tokyo’s upscale shopping and dining district with flagship stores, galleries and refined nightlife.

Iconic crowded intersection famed for neon signs and people-watching — a Tokyo must-see.

Sprawling city park with museums, zoo, and seasonal cherry blossoms — cultural hub.

Suspension bridge linking Odaiba and central Tokyo, lit up at night for scenic bay views.

Electronics and otaku culture hub packed with shops, maid cafés, and gaming arcades.

Modern complex with shops, restaurants, offices, and panoramic rooftop views of Tokyo.

Odaiba complex with shopping, entertainment and a famous ferris wheel—great for families and skyline views.

Lively food market renowned for fresh seafood, sushi stalls, and culinary stalls.

Vibrant district mixing skyscrapers, nightlife, shopping and peaceful parks—Tokyo’s 24/7 hub.

Beloved meeting point at Shibuya Station honoring the loyal dog Hachikō—symbol of devotion.

A peaceful Shinto shrine set in a vast forested park, offering serene walks and cultural rituals.

Historic Tokyo neighborhood with traditional shops, temples, and festival atmosphere along the Sumida River.

A bustling shopper-lined street leading to Senso-ji, filled with souvenir stalls and traditional snacks.

Frenetic street market near Ueno selling everything from fresh seafood to fashion and bargains.

World-famous intersection where hundreds cross at once—an iconic, neon-lit Tokyo spectacle.

Immersive digital art museum where interactive light installations flow between rooms.

Tokyo’s oldest temple, famous for its Kaminarimon gate, incense courtyard and lively visitor rituals.