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Top 20 Popular Tourist Spots In Tokyo [Definitive Edition]
Tokyo, the capital of Japan, is a city where cutting-edge urban scenery blends with history and culture.
We have carefully selected classic sightseeing spots that will satisfy both beginners and repeat visitors, where you can enjoy shopping, gourmet food, historical walks, and nature!
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1. Tokyo Skytree
At 634m tall, it is the tallest tower in Japan.
You can enjoy the spectacular view from the observation deck and shopping and gourmet food at the adjacent Solamachi.
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Directly connected to Oshiage Station
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2. Sensoji Temple
Tokyo's oldest temple, Sensoji Temple, and its symbolic Kaminarimon Gate.
Eating on the Nakamise Street is also very popular.
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About a 5-minute walk from Asakusa Station
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3. Meiji Shrine & Harajuku
A power spot also known as an oasis in the city.
You can enjoy it together with shopping at Takeshita Street in Harajuku and Omotesando.
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A short walk from Harajuku Station and Meiji-Jingumae Station
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4. Shibuya
A world-famous intersection where the people passing by are a sight to behold.
Shibuya Hikarie and the new commercial facility "Miyashita Park" are also popular.
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A short walk from Shibuya Station
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5. Ueno Park & Ueno Zoo
A cultural city with museums and art galleries.
Famous for cherry blossoms in spring, and the giant pandas at the zoo are very popular.
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A short walk from Ueno Station
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6. Roppongi Hills
A high-end shopping and gourmet area.
You can also enjoy the night view of the Mori Art Museum and Tokyo Tower.
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A short walk from Roppongi Station
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7. Imperial Palace
A place in the center of Tokyo where you can feel the history of Japan.
Running and strolling in the Imperial Palace Outer Gardens are also popular.
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About a 10-minute walk from Tokyo Station
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8. Odaiba Area
An area where you can enjoy the seaside scenery and the latest spots.
Many attractions such as TeamLab Borderless, DiverCity, and Rainbow Bridge.
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A short walk from Daiba Station and Tokyo Teleport Station
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9. Ginza
A shopping district lined with luxury brand stores.
A variety of things to enjoy, from long-established department stores to cafes, Japanese cuisine, and bars.
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Right next to Ginza Station
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10. Kichijoji
Kichijoji is a regular top-ranking city for places to live.
Enjoy a leisurely stroll and cafe hopping around Inokashira Park.
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A short walk from Kichijoji Station
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11. Tokyo Tower
A red and white radio tower that can be said to be a symbol of the Showa era.
Recommended for sightseeing in combination with the nearby Zojoji Temple and Shiba Park.
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About a 5-minute walk from Akabanebashi Station
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12. TeamLab Planets TOKYO
(Quote: Team Lab)
An immersive museum where you can experience art with your whole body.
The artworks that you can view while in the water and the interactive light installations have attracted attention from all over the world.
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About a 1-minute walk from Shin-Toyosu Station
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13. Ryogoku Kokugikan
The sacred ground of Japan's national sport, sumo.
When tournaments are held, you can watch the wrestlers' matches live, and you can also learn about history and culture at the adjacent Sumo Museum.
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About a 3-minute walk from Ryogoku Station
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14. Akihabara
The center of "otaku culture" where anime, games, idols, electronics, etc. are gathered.
A city visited by enthusiasts from all over the world, from maid cafes and used figures to the latest gadgets.
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Right next to Akihabara Station
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15. Tsukiji Market
A "treasure trove of food" that remains bustling even after the move to Toyosu.
A must-see area for Japanese food fans, where you can enjoy gourmet food such as seafood bowls and tamagoyaki.
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About 5 minutes walk from Tsukiji Station
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16. Shimokitazawa
A subculture town with a variety of unique second-hand clothing stores, general stores, and live music venues.
The area is also full of cafes and small theaters, making it perfect for a stroll.
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Right next to Shimokitazawa Station
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17. Ghibli Museum, Mitaka
A must-see museum for fans who want to experience the world of Studio Ghibli.
Photography is prohibited inside the museum, and the attraction is the "secret base"-like experience that only visitors can experience.
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About 15 minutes walk from Mitaka Station (or about 5 minutes by bus)
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18. Tokyo National Museum
One of the largest museums in Japan.
A place where many national treasures and important cultural properties are exhibited, and where you can systematically learn about Japanese history and culture, including Japanese art, Buddhist statues, and ancient documents.
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About 10 minutes walk from Ueno Station
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19. Nezu Shrine
A historic shrine known for its azaleas.
The "Otome Inari" shrine with its rows of torii gates and the calm grounds are enveloped in the atmosphere and tranquility of a downtown area.
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About 5 minutes walk from Nezu Station
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20. Shinjuku
A large terminal city in Tokyo where skyscrapers and downtown areas coexist.
A city that shows a different face during the day and at night, truly giving you a sense of "Tokyo-ness".
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Right next to Shinjuku Station
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[Summary]
The appeal of Tokyo's classic spots is that you can enjoy a good balance of the latest urban culture and historical sites.
The best thing about Tokyo is that whether you're a first-time visitor or a repeat visitor, you can enjoy it in a different way every time.
Please find your own special day in Tokyo!
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