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Chiyoda
2.2 miles from downtown
Chiyoda-ku is both bureaucratic and historic. Check out the sprawling Imperial Palace or National Diet Building. The Shin Marunouchi Building and the Akihabara Denki-gai are modern shopping and dining areas. Walk past the East Garden to Kitanomaru Park and the National Museum of Modern Art.
Places to stay from $11 a night
Shibuya Ward
2.3 miles from downtown
With its enormous crossing, Shibuya is complete sensory overload – a major commercial and entertainment hub. The area is loaded with mid-range to high-end shops, restaurants and clubs. Buy an anime costume and join the young people wearing outlandish fashion at Shibuya 109 and Center-gai, or head to Hikarie's shops and restaurants.
Places to stay from $12 a night
Shinjuku Ward
1.7 miles from downtown
Shinjuku is a major commercial and entertainment hub. Head to Takashimaya Times Square for shopping. The Metropolitan Government Office's free observation decks have amazing city vistas overlooking Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden. At night, Kabukicho is Tokyo's wildest red light district.
Places to stay from $13 a night
Japan's capital is one of the world's most incredible megacities, with over 13 million residents and a variety of diverse districts. Tokyo's mix of old-world charm and cutting-edge innovation means it has something for everyone.
There's no better place to start experiencing Tokyo's traditions and culture than the ancient temples of Asakusa, the Meiji Shrine (in Harajuku), and Chiyoda's Imperial Palace. An enormous amount of seafood—close to 2,000 tons daily—is traded at the Tsukiji Market, which is also a great place to enjoy a sushi breakfast, before shopping for fresh meat, fruit, vegetables, and flowers.
The city is also home to some great museums like Tokyo's National Museum, which houses a large collection of Japanese art, samurai swords, and colorful kimonos. Film-lovers shouldn't miss the Ghibli Museum, showacsing the work of world-renowned animator Miyazaki Hayao. This space features original sketches, a rooftop garden, and life-size recreations of film sets.
For the best views over the city, take a trip up to the Tokyo Skytree – one of the tallest buildings in the world. The observation deck offers 360-degree views, plus there's a shopping mall and restaurant on other floors below. Then catch a sumo wrestling match in Ryōgoku or visit the rides and attractions at Tokyo Disneyland. Narita Airport is Tokyo's main airport, located 43 miles northeast of the city. The quickest way to travel between them is the Skyliner electric railroad, which takes less than 45 minutes. Some international flights operate from Haneda Airport, though most are domestic.
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| Most popular time to visit | October-December |
| Cheapest time to visit | April-June |
| Local currency | ¥1,000 = $9.37 |
| Language | Japanese |
| Average weekend price | $130 per night |
| Average weekday price | $118 per night |
| Average stay | 2 nights |
Tokyo Tower
2.1 miles from downtown
Tokyo Skytree
4.8 miles from downtown
Japan Imperial Palace
1.3 miles from downtown
Meiji Jingu Shrine
1.9 miles from downtown
Meiji Jingu Stadium
1.1 miles from downtown
Ryogoku Kokugikan National Sumo Stadium
3.7 miles from downtown
Tokyo Bay
14.4 miles from downtown
Omotesando Hills
1.7 miles from downtown
Sensoji Temple
4.3 miles from downtown
Rainbow Bridge
4 miles from downtown
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One of the most chaotic and culturally significant cities in...
July 5, 2020
One of the most chaotic and culturally significant cities in the world. Be prepared for crowds and constant traffic, luckily the public transport is great! Check out the shrines and palaces and do not pass up the sushi, ramen, and delicious desserts.
I am a college student studying in Tokyo.
June 10, 2020
I am a college student studying in Tokyo. I love the culture and people and the food. The people I came into contact with were friendly and inviting. I have met a lot of different people from all over the world that are here to learn about the history and culture of Japan. There are tons of museums and arts and temples to visit. I love Japan so much I plan on making this my home someday.
He tenido la suerte de viajar a varios paises y ciudades del...
June 4, 2020
He tenido la suerte de viajar a varios paises y ciudades del mundo. Dicho esto puedo decir que Japon esta en mi top 3 paises. Tanto me gusto el pais que lo he visitado ya dos veces y me cree mi propia costumbre de visitarlo cada 5 años. 100% recomendado, en especial Okinawa, Kyoto, Tokyo y Osaka. No pueden perderse el ramen y los restaurantes michelin que no son caros.
I ended up spending a week in Tokyo and loved every minute...
May 20, 2020
I ended up spending a week in Tokyo and loved every minute of it. I was able to spend each day exploring a different part of the city. It's a good mix of traditional and modern. I really loved how easy it was to get from point A to point B. The metro is a little confusing at first but once you get the hang of it, you'll have no problem. Definitely recommended solo travel because it means less wait times for attractions and popular restaurants.
Every food is best.
March 29, 2020
Every food is best. Interesting places are nearby. Public transports are very helpful, especially trains. Akihabara is the favorite place for my 14 years old daughter. Even in the midst of Covid-19 outbreak, we could enjoy our vacations there. National park, Shinjuku Gyoen National Park is very good place to relax & take many awesome photos.
A vast metropolis with lots of sights and areas to explore.
April 7, 2020
A vast metropolis with lots of sights and areas to explore. Recommendation: have a game plan of sights you want to see mapped out to coordinate with the extensive train/rail system. Get the JR Rail Pass that covers a majority of your time in Japan if you plan to travel outside of Tokyo. Finally, make sure to check you have all of your belongings before you exit any train. The Lost and Found system is excellent but please save yourself the hassle.
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