Things to Do in Tokyo

Tokyo's oldest and most famous Buddhist temple, founded in 645 AD, with the iconic red Kaminarimon Gate and Nakamise shopping street.

The world's busiest pedestrian crossing — a thrilling and quintessentially Tokyo experience surrounded by neon billboards.

At 634m, Japan's tallest structure offers unmatched panoramic views of Tokyo from its two observation decks.

A serene Shinto shrine dedicated to Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken, set within a 170-acre forest in the heart of Tokyo.

A jaw-dropping immersive digital art museum where you wade through water and walk through gardens of light.

A bustling food district packed with sushi counters, fresh seafood stalls, and Japanese street food — a foodie paradise.

A 144-acre oasis combining Japanese, English, and French garden styles — one of Tokyo's best cherry blossom spots.

Japan's oldest and largest museum, holding the world's greatest collection of Japanese art and antiquities.

Tokyo's legendary district for anime, manga, video games, and electronics — a neon-soaked pop-culture pilgrimage.

A sprawling public park hosting top-tier museums, a zoo, temples, and Tokyo's most famous cherry blossom viewing.

The former site of Edo Castle and current residence of Japan's Imperial Family — beautiful gardens open to the public.

The epicenter of Tokyo's youth fashion culture — quirky boutiques, crepe stands, and unforgettable street style.