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Things to do in Tokyo

Neon districts and quiet shrines, old neighborhoods and new towers, food at every price, and trains that reach all of it.

32 sights

All tours and tickets in Tokyo

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Neighborhood

Akihabara

The electronics district, now packed with anime, manga and game shops.Entry: Free to visit
Market

Ameyoko

A busy market street along the train tracks between Ueno and Okachimachi.Entry: Pay as you go
Food

Aqua City Odaiba

A waterfront shopping complex with restaurant floors overlooking Odaiba and Tokyo Bay.Entry: Pay as you go
Nature

Daiba Park

A former coastal battery with stone walls, grassy paths and views toward Rainbow Bridge.Entry: Free to visitSearch tours on Klook
Neighborhood

DiverCity Tokyo Plaza

An Odaiba shopping complex with fashion stores, entertainment spaces and a food court.Entry: Pay as you go
Food

Ebisu Yokocho

An indoor alley of small food stalls and bars in Ebisu.Entry: Pay as you go
Food

Ekibenya Matsuri, Tokyo Station

A station shop selling ekiben, boxed meals made for train rides, from all over Japan.Entry: Pay as you go
Nature

Enoshima

A small island joined to the coast by a bridge, with shrines, sea caves and views of Mount Fuji on clear days.Entry: Island free; Samuel Cocking Garden free by daySearch tickets and tours on Klook
Neighborhood

Ginza

Tokyo's upscale shopping district of flagship stores and department stores.Entry: Free to visit
Food

Golden Gai

Narrow lanes of tiny bars in Shinjuku, many with only a few seats.Entry: Pay as you go; many bars charge a seating fee
Temple

Great Buddha of Kamakura (Kōtoku-in)

A giant bronze Buddha that has sat in the open air for centuries.Search tickets and tours on Klook
Nature

Hama-rikyu Gardens

A landscaped garden beside Tokyo Bay, with a tidal pond and bridges between its islands.Entry: Last entry at 4:30 PMSearch tickets and tours on Klook
Temple

Hase-dera, Kamakura

A hillside temple with gardens and a view over the bay.Search tickets and tours on Klook
Temple

Hōkoku-ji, Kamakura

A Zen temple with a grove of tall bamboo and a tea room looking onto it.Search tickets and tours on Klook
Food

Hoppy Street

An Asakusa lane of casual izakaya with tables out on the street.Entry: Pay as you go
Nature

Imperial Palace East Gardens

Gardens and castle walls on the grounds of the old Edo Castle.Entry: Free to visit. Closed Mondays and FridaysSearch tours on Klook
Food

Komachi-dori, Kamakura

Kamakura's busy street of snack stalls and sweet shops between the station and the shrine.Entry: Pay as you go
Shrine

Meiji Jingu

A Shinto shrine in a forest planted by hand, a few minutes from Harajuku Station.Entry: Free to visitSearch tours on Klook
Nature

Odaiba Seaside Park

A man-made beach and boardwalk on Tokyo Bay, facing the Rainbow Bridge.Entry: Free to visitSearch tours on Klook
Food

Omoide Yokocho

Narrow alleys of tiny yakitori bars by the west exit of Shinjuku Station.Entry: Pay as you go
Temple

Sensō-ji

Tokyo's oldest temple, reached through the Kaminarimon gate and the Nakamise shopping street.Entry: Free to visitSearch tours on Klook
ViewpointBook ahead

Shibuya Crossing and Shibuya Sky

The world's busiest scramble crossing, and an open-air roof deck above it.Entry: Crossing free; Sky tickets cost more at the counterSearch tickets and tours on Klook
Neighborhood

Shimokitazawa

A neighborhood of vintage clothing shops, record stores, small theaters and cafes.Entry: Free to visit
Neighborhood

Takeshita Street

Harajuku's narrow street of youth fashion, crepes and candy shops.Entry: Free to visit
MuseumBook ahead

teamLab Planets

Immersive digital art rooms you walk through barefoot, some in shallow water.Entry: Timed tickets, sold online only; prices varySearch tickets and tours on Klook
Museum

Tokyo National Museum

Japan's oldest and largest museum, in Ueno Park: samurai armor, scrolls and ceramics.Entry: Special exhibitions cost extra. Closed MondaysSearch tickets and tours on Klook
Food

Tokyo Ramen Street

A row of well-known ramen shops below Tokyo Station, on the Yaesu side.Entry: Pay as you go
Viewpoint

Tokyo Skytree

The tallest tower in Japan, with decks high above the city.Entry: Prices vary; buying on site adds a feeSearch tickets and tours on Klook
Food

Toyosu Senkyaku Banrai

A food and shopping complex beside Toyosu Market, with seafood restaurants and Edo-style streets.Entry: Pay as you go
Market

Tsukiji Outer Market

Seafood breakfasts, tamagoyaki and knife shops around the old fish market.Entry: Pay as you go
Shrine

Tsurugaoka Hachimangū, Kamakura

Kamakura's main shrine, at the top of a long avenue from the station.Entry: Free to visitSearch tours on Klook
Food

Yurakucho Gado-shita

Izakaya and yakitori counters under the brick train arches by Yurakucho Station.Entry: Pay as you go

See them in a day-by-day plan

A wide gravel path leads through tall trees toward a Shinto shrine gate.
A quiet approach to a shrine through tall trees.
Tokyo in 3 daysAsakusa, Ueno, Skytree, Meiji Jingu, Shimokitazawa, Shibuya, Shinjuku, Tsukiji, teamLab3 days, JapanBalanced pace
A wide gravel path leads through tall trees toward a Shinto shrine gate.
A quiet approach to a shrine through tall trees.
Tokyo in 5 daysAsakusa, Ueno, Shibuya, Tsukiji, Hama-rikyu, Kamakura, Enoshima, Toyosu, Odaiba5 days, JapanBalanced pace