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Tours & Sightseeing
Tokyo Go-Kart Tour
This 12-mile tour showcases a unique view of Tokyo. You’ll drive around the city in your own go-kart, catching sights like the Imperial Palace, Tokyo Station, and Ueno Park’s springtime cherry blossom trees as you pass. Top it all off by visiting the Ginza district and the 2,080-foot Skytree tower.
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Evening Tour of Kabukicho & Shinjuku Golden Gai
This tour passes the bright lights of Tokyo’s vibrant Kabukicho district, as well as the historic Omoide Yokocho area. Your guide will take you to off-the-beaten-path spots like the Golden Gai where you can stop by one of its bars and enjoy a drink.
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Kawagoe "Ancient Edo" Walking Tour
Visiting Kawagoe—a picturesque castle town also known as Little Edo—is like going back in time. From the Kita-in Temple, famous for its 538 stone statues of Buddha, to the vintage shops lining Kashiya Yokocho (Candy Shop Alley), the place is filled with monuments and reminders of old Japan. On this guided tour, you’ll see all Kawagoe's highlights and taste some traditional snacks.
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Tours & Sightseeing
Sky Hop Bus: 24-Hour Ticket
On this hop-on, hop-off bus, you'll get to explore Tokyo at your own pace. Along the way, you'll see the city's best-known sights and neighborhoods as your guide tells you more about the area's history and culture.
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Tokyo Morning Bus Tour
This morning bus tour will take you to Tokyo’s top landmarks like the Imperial Palace Gardens, Tokyo Tower, and Sensō-ji, the city’s most famous temple, in the Asakusa neighborhood.
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Local Culture
Kimono Experience
Experience authentic Japan by wearing a traditional kimono. Professional staff will help fit your kimino and style your hair before you set out to explore the Asakusa district.
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Local Culture
Kimono Rental in Asakusa
Try on a traditional Japanese kimono and walk around Asakusa – a Tokyo district famous for the Sensō-ji Buddhist temple. Dress up in a beautiful kimono, get your hair styled by a professional, and—if you pick the premium option—you’ll also get a "kinchaku" (Japanese-style pouch) and an ornamental hairpin before heading off to explore.
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Local Culture
Hakone Yunessun Hot Spring
Surrounded by unspoiled countryside, this hot spring theme park features a variety of curious bathing facilities. Take a dip in a bath of coffee or red wine to rejuvenate your skin, or enjoy the view of Mount Hakone’s outer crater from an open-air bath in the Mori No Yu area of the park. In the outdoor area experience the thrill of the big, exciting water slide and splash in the waterfall while staying warm and comfortable all year round. In the Mori no Yu area soak up the traditional atmosphere of our Japanese hot spring baths, including open-air baths with picturesque views of nature and tubs made of aromatic cypress (female area only) or traditional Japanese ceramics. The large domed area provides all-weather enjoyment including swimming in a large pool with Mediterranean Sea theme and luxuriating in baths of wine, coffee or Japanese sake for a unique experience that soothes and beautifies your skin. Meanwhile, kids will be kept entertained by the Rodeo Mountain waterslide.
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Family & Amusements
LEGOLAND Discovery Center Tokyo
This fun-filled theme park is home to an array of interactive attractions and over 3 million LEGO® bricks. Learn how to make unique LEGO® creations in on-site workshops and take a tour of a LEGO® brick factory. There's even a Duplo® playground where younger visitors can develop their building skills. A characteristic visit takes two to three hours, but you are welcome to stay as long as you like.
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Tokyo Tower Main Observatory + Tokyo One Piece Tower Combo Ticket
With this pass you’ll get admission to the Tokyo One Piece Tower, the only indoor theme park for the popular Japanese manga series. Explore the tower to find life-size figures, displays of original illustrations, a store with original merchandise, and restaurants with manga-themed menus. The pass also includes admission to the Tokyo Tower Main Observatory.
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Samurai Museum
This museum displays the 400-year-old armor, helmets, and swords of famous Samurai warriors. Visitors can learn about these military legends from expert staff, try on replica armor, and enjoy a swordplay show.
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Madame Tussauds
Madame Tussauds Tokyo displays more than 60 wax figures of VIPs including film and sports stars, historical characters and Japanese celebrities. Get up close and pose for as many selfies as you like. Combo tickets are available in addition to basic tickets, providing access to the LEGOLAND® Discovery Center indoor playground, located next door.
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Tokyo Trick Art Museum
The Tokyo Trick Art Museum displays a variety of 3D pieces of art which offer amusing visual illusions. You can pose in front of an Edo Area, create fun scenes with the Haunted Mansion with Funny Japanese Monsters or impress your friends with the “Track Art Gallery” painting. A must for this museum is to bring your camera.
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Mitsui Memorial Museum
This museum showcases Japanese culture and heritage through approximately 4000 art pieces and 130,000 stamps. Highlights include the collection of Hina dolls and miniature furniture cherished by the Mitsui family's wives and daughters. You will also discover the charming world of Ichimatsu Dolls created by Goyo Hirata, a designated Japanese Living National Treasure.
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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 $16 a night
Shibuya Ward
2.2 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 $19 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 $19 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.
Tonight
From $65 per night
This weekend
From $142 per night
Next weekend
From $134 per night
| Most popular time to visit | October-December |
| Cheapest time to visit | May-July |
| Local currency | ¥1,000 = $9.08 |
| Language | Japanese |
| Average weekend price | $131 per night |
| Average weekday price | $124 per night |
| Average stay | 2 nights |
Tokyo Skytree
4.8 miles from downtown
“You will pay for different levels so it can come to cost a lot of money be prepared to spend at least 4000 Yen To get to the top.”
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Ryogoku Kokugikan National Sumo Stadium
3.7 miles from downtown
“Absolutely fantastic if you happen to be in Tokyo the 3 times 15days a year the tournament happens. Book in advance with internet or get ready to queue for the last seats at 5am - worth the trouble in any case.”
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Tokyo Tower
2.1 miles from downtown
“It was amazing because of the one piece event. The view was obviously wonderful when you reach the top of the tower.”
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Meiji Jingu Stadium
1.1 miles from downtown
“Great place for baseball. The games are fun, livey and a good time for even non-baseball fans.”
Tokyo Bay
14.4 miles from downtown
“Take a cruise down the sumida river to odaibo and check the view from the top of Fuji television”
Japan Imperial Palace
1.3 miles from downtown
“Make sure you walk around the outside as it is a lot bigger than you get to see from inside the areas you are allowed in.”
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Meiji Jingu Shrine
1.9 miles from downtown
“Absoutely beautiful shrine surrounded by forest - a tranquil escape in the middle of the city. It's crazy busy on the weekends though. I'd recommend visiting in the early morning during the week if you have the time.”
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Sensoji Temple
4.3 miles from downtown
“Always busy, but a delightful experience. Be sure to spend some time on the beautifully manicured grounds outside of the busy shopping street that leads up to the Temple.”
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Tsukiji Fish Market
2.7 miles from downtown
“Good shopping for kitchen materials. Great sushi, be aware that the actual fish market is in the process of relo”
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Rainbow Bridge
4 miles from downtown
“The ultimate way to experience Rainbow bridge is to take the Mario car tour that crosses it back and forth from Roppongi!”
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It can be daunting to English speaker's, but is so...
March 26, 2019
It can be daunting to English speaker's, but is so worthwhile, the incredibly broad mixture of modern society, Technology and ancient culture all mashed into together in the greater Tokyo Region . Yet people are so polite, respectful and in a city of 30+ miilion people it is so clean, a real credit to the people and their culture. We will go back. Our kids loved it and learnt so much.
I spend wonderful time in Tokyo.
March 25, 2019
I spend wonderful time in Tokyo.We have been exhibitor in food exhibition and hope to be able to participate next year again We tried Japanese cousin. We enjoyed eat sushi and Japanese traditional dishes. We like all them. We ate In Japanese sushi restaurant located in shopping mall around the Tokyo Station. Traveling around the Tokyo is very easy once you have learned as ueno and Tokyo main train stations
Place - very safe and clean
March 25, 2019
Place - very safe and clean Food - several great food choices (Japanese- beef, chicken karaage, sashimi, ramen, yakitori; international food) People - courteous Favorite spot during sakura festival - Ueno Park
Tokyo, a unique city for its high-level of electronics and...
March 25, 2019
Tokyo, a unique city for its high-level of electronics and technology even in the most unexpected places (an electronically controlled toilet bowl, with even control of the temperature of the water, control of the flow of water, etc.) Tokyo, a place where you will experience the Japanese culture, especially if you visit a Japanese traditional restaurant; Tokyo, a place where every single person I met was wearing a formal suit... And everybody seemed to be late for a date, so they were all walking very fast.
Contrast between the calm spiritual temple sites and the...
March 24, 2019
Contrast between the calm spiritual temple sites and the frantic activity in the streets. Temples and gardens both z must to visit. Many places to eat but for non-Japanese english speaking visitors would recommend that you ask for english translation menu. Younger locals friendly and helpful. Rail network fabulous but take a while to get used to.
We stayed 6 days in Tokyo, which we also used for excursions...
March 24, 2019
We stayed 6 days in Tokyo, which we also used for excursions to Nikko and Mt Fuji. This buzzing metropolis which springs to life with its countless lights once the sun goes down has something for everyone - great shops, great food, entertainment, culture, history and arts. It is worth visiting at least once in your lifetime. The Japanese people are also very customer friendly and will try to fulfill your every need. Be warned that some areas can be so busy that agoraphobes had best stand clear. Shuffling two large suitcases through Shinjuku or Tokyo station is a challenge you don’t soon forget ! And the best way to experience it is walk, A LOT! Also be prepared for some challenges in communication: I spent a few months learning some rudimentary Japanese and communication was still very difficult at times.
Taito, Tokyo
From $286 per night
Ota Ward, Tokyo
From $78 per night
Minato, Tokyo
From $302 per night
Chiyoda, Tokyo
From $437 per night
Apartments
From $14 per night
Villas
From $149 per night
Serviced Apartments
From $29 per night
Vacation Homes
From $27 per night
Guest houses
From $13 per night
Hostels
From $12 per night
B&Bs
From $23 per night
Ryokans
From $17 per night
Homestays
From $38 per night
Self-catering Accommodations
From $17 per night
Robot Restaurant Show
Robot battles, neon lasers, and kitschy costumes. Located in Japan’s biggest entertainment district, this restaurant puts on one of the most unique song-and-dance shows.
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"MANGEKYO" by DRUM TAO
This exciting, fast-paced drum show is performed by DRUM TAO, a Japanese drum group that's drawn over 7 million concertgoers to shows around the world. The artists perform on a stage of striking visual art and use traditional instruments to play music influenced by a variety of genres.
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Tokyo Pub Crawl
The Tokyo Pub Crawl gives you an opportunity to experience the Tokyo nightlife. The tour starts at Bar Popaganda where you will take part in a fun icebreaker activity to help you connect with fellow participants and the host. You will then proceed to other bars and clubs where you will get a taste of both local and international music as you play more games to keep the fun going. The tour will then continue on to a Tokyo dance club where you can show off your dance moves. Your trip ends at 11:30 pm, allowing you plenty of time to catch the last train, although you are free to keep the party going until the club closes at 5:00 am.
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VIP Karaoke with All-you-can-drink
All-you-can-drink Karaoke is hosted in a luxurious underground setting in the heart of Tokyo's entertainment district. Choose from three bijou private rooms, each with a bottomless private fridge. The space includes a private lounge, a dartboard and a dedicated highball serving machine – plus a Japanese drip coffee machine to perk you up for the journey home.
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