Tokyo
Savor Tokyo's finest flavors amid neon lights and ancient wonders
Highlights
Experience exquisite omakase at top-rated sushi spots celebrated by travelers worldwide.
Cross the world's busiest intersection and dive into vibrant urban energy.
Wander Tokyo's oldest temple amid cherry blossoms and incense-filled air.
Savor premium Japanese beef at elite yakiniku and teppanyaki houses.
Dine with panoramic cityscapes from upscale lounges and towers.
Where to Stay
2 picks
Park Hyatt Tokyo
Iconic boutique hotel in Shinjuku with stunning city views, spa, and elegant rooms featured in Lost in Translation
Hoshinoya Tokyo
Traditional ryokan in Otemachi offering private onsen baths, kaiseki dinners, and modern Japanese design
Where to Eat
6 picks
Teppanyaki Sumiyaki Saito
Chef-performed teppanyaki with premium wagyu and seafood in intimate setting—order the signature steak course
Ninja Tokyo
Themed ninja restaurant with theatrical performances, hidden doors, and creative Japanese fusion dishes
Sushi Koshikawa
Michelin-worthy omakase sushi counter with freshest seasonal fish served by expert chefs
Joël Robuchon Restaurant Ebisu
Multi-Michelin French-Japanese fusion with exquisite tasting menus and wine pairings
Shinjuku Sushi Hatsume
Exceptional sushi omakase in Shinjuku with pristine nigiri and friendly service
Beef Professional Private Shinjuku Honten
Private wagyu dining with melt-in-mouth A5 beef courses and sommelier service
What to Do
6 picks
Senso-ji Temple
Tokyo's oldest temple with Nakamise shopping street, pagoda, and main hall—light incense and draw fortunes
Shibuya Crossing
Watch thousands cross the iconic scramble from Starbucks overlook, then explore trendy shops and statues
Meiji Jingu Shrine
Peaceful forest shrine dedicated to Emperor Meiji—stroll paths, view torii gates, and sake barrel displays
TeamLab Borderless
Immersive digital art museum with interactive light installations, mirrors, and infinite flower rooms
Tokyo Skytree
Ascend the tallest tower for 360-degree views, explore aquarium and shopping complex below
Ginza Shopping District
Stroll luxury boutiques, department stores like Mitsukoshi, and watch street fashion
Good to Know
5 picks
Get a Welcome Suica Card
Reloadable IC card for trains, buses, vending machines, and contactless payments everywhere
Book Restaurants Early
Use Tabelog or hotel concierge for fine dining reservations weeks ahead, especially evenings
Wear Comfortable Shoes
Expect 15,000+ daily steps walking between attractions, temples, and dining
Download Google Translate
Offline mode with camera translation for menus, signs, and conversations
Carry Pocket WiFi
Rent for unlimited data to use maps, Google Maps, and real-time transit apps
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