Asakusa & Old Tokyo
Senso-ji Temple
Tokyo's oldest and most iconic temple, founded in 645 AD. Walk through the magnificent Kaminarimon (Thunder Gate) and browse the Nakamise shopping street for traditional snacks and souvenirs.
🏨 Find nearby hotels →Nakamise Shopping Street
A 250-meter pedestrian arcade leading to Senso-ji packed with over 50 shops selling traditional Japanese crafts, ningyo-yaki cakes, and samurai memorabilia. The perfect place to pick up authentic souvenirs.
🏨 Find nearby hotels →Asakusa Hoppy Street
A lively alley of izakayas (Japanese pubs) where you can enjoy hoppy beer and classic Tokyo street food like yakitori and motsuni (beef tendon stew) in a retro Showa-era atmosphere.
🏨 Find nearby hotels →Tokyo Skytree
The world's tallest broadcasting tower at 634 meters. Head up to the Tembo Deck at 350 meters for panoramic views of Tokyo and, on clear days, Mount Fuji in the distance.
🏨 Find nearby hotels →Sumida River Evening Walk
Stroll along the illuminated Sumida River promenade as the city lights reflect off the water. Cross the distinctive Azuma Bridge and watch traditional yakatabune (houseboat) restaurants glide by.
🏨 Find nearby hotels →Imperial Palace & Akihabara
Imperial Palace East Gardens
Former site of the inner citadel of Edo Castle, these serene gardens are open to the public and offer a peaceful escape with ancient stone walls, watchtowers, and seasonal flowers.
🏨 Find nearby hotels →Yasukuni Shrine
A historically significant Shinto shrine dedicated to Japan's war dead. The attached Yushukan Museum houses fascinating military artifacts and offers insight into Japan's 20th-century history.
🏨 Find nearby hotels →Kanda Matsuya (Soba)
One of Tokyo's most beloved soba restaurants since 1884. Order the cold zaru soba and tempura set for an authentic taste of old Tokyo. Expect a queue at lunch — worth every minute.
🏨 Find nearby hotels →Akihabara Electric Town
Tokyo's legendary electronics and anime district. Explore multi-story arcades, maid cafes, and shops overflowing with figures, manga, and retro video games. A sensory overload in the best way.
🏨 Find nearby hotels →Koenji Jazz Bar Hopping
Koenji is Tokyo's bohemian neighborhood with dozens of intimate jazz bars. Sip whisky and listen to live jazz in clubs no bigger than someone's living room — a magical side of Tokyo few tourists discover.
🏨 Find nearby hotels →Shinjuku & Harajuku
Meiji Jingu Shrine
A tranquil Shinto shrine dedicated to Emperor Meiji, set within a 70-hectare forested park in the heart of the city. Walk the gravel path lined with towering cypress trees to reach the main hall.
🏨 Find nearby hotels →Takeshita Street, Harajuku
The birthplace of Japanese street fashion — a narrow lane crammed with crepe shops, vintage boutiques, and teens in jaw-dropping outfits. Even if you don't buy anything, the people-watching is world-class.
🏨 Find nearby hotels →Afuri Ramen (Harajuku)
Famous for its yuzu-shio (citrus salt) ramen, Afuri is a stylish modern ramen shop that perfectly balances light, fragrant broth with tender chashu pork. The yuzu adds a refreshing brightness unlike any other ramen.
🏨 Find nearby hotels →Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden
A stunning 58-hectare garden blending French, English, and Japanese landscape styles. Visit the large glass greenhouse and serene Japanese garden section — a rare oasis of calm in bustling Shinjuku.
🏨 Find nearby hotels →Shinjuku Omoide Yokocho
A narrow alley of tiny yakitori stalls billowing with charcoal smoke, nicknamed 'Memory Lane.' Squeeze into a lantern-lit counter seat, order skewers of chicken and vegetables, and wash them down with cold beer.
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