Things to do in Tokyo

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Top 10 things to do in Tokyo

1.Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine in Kyoto from Tokyo
Full-day excursion to Japan's most visited Shinto shrine, famous for thousands of red torii gates forming stunning tunnels. Easily accessible from Tokyo by Shinkansen in just 2 hours 15 minutes.
≈ 80 €
2.Shibuya District and Scramble Crossing
The world's busiest intersection (2,500 pedestrians per cycle), a vibrant urban hub packed with shops, cafés, and electric energy.
Free
3.Omakase dinner at Sushi Saito counter in Ginza
An exceptional culinary experience with sushi prepared fresh before your eyes by a world-renowned chef. Intimate counter seating for only 8 guests.
≈ 320 €
4.Senso-ji Temple in Asakusa
Tokyo's oldest Buddhist temple, famous for its iconic red lantern and the Nakamise shopping street lined with traditional souvenirs and snacks.
Free
5.Omakase Dinner at Sukiyabashi Jiro Counter in Ginza
An intimate gastronomic experience at master sushi chef Jiro's exclusive counter, where each piece is crafted before your eyes with meticulous precision. Reservation essential, tasting menu only.
≈ 320 €
6.Tokyo Imperial Palace and East Gardens
The official residence of the Emperor of Japan featuring beautiful landscaped gardens open to the public. Explore historic stone walls and moats from the former Edo Castle.
Free
7.Tokyo Skytree and Observation Decks
The world's second-tallest structure at 634m featuring two observation decks with panoramic views from 350m and 450m. Integrated restaurants and shops.
≈ 22 €
8.Edo Castle and Tokyo Imperial Palace
Explore the historic ruins of Edo Castle and the East Gardens of the Imperial Palace, the political heart of Japan since the 17th century.
Free
9.Ghibli Museum in Mitaka
Museum dedicated to Studio Ghibli's animated films featuring exhibitions, exclusive short films, and a themed café.
≈ 12 €
10.Meiji Shrine and Meiji Primeval Forest
A Shinto shrine dedicated to Emperor Meiji, surrounded by an ancient 120-acre forest in the heart of Tokyo.
Free