Tokyo Tower

A 333-meter tall observation and communications tower offering panoramic city views.

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Senso-ji Temple

Tokyo's oldest temple, located in Asakusa, dedicated to the Buddhist goddess Kannon.

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Shibuya Crossing

World-famous pedestrian scramble, symbolizing Tokyo's vibrant urban life.

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Meiji Shrine

Shinto shrine surrounded by a forest, dedicated to Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken.

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Tokyo Skytree

The tallest structure in Japan, featuring observation decks with stunning city views.

Ueno Park

Spacious public park known for museums, a zoo, and cherry blossoms in spring.

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Tsukiji Outer Market

Bustling marketplace famous for fresh seafood, street food, and culinary souvenirs.

Akihabara

District renowned for electronics, anime, manga, and otaku culture.

Odaiba

Man-made island offering shopping, entertainment, and waterfront attractions.

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Harajuku

Trendy area known for youth fashion, street culture, and Takeshita Street.

Imperial Palace

Primary residence of the Emperor of Japan, surrounded by gardens and moats.

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Ginza

Upscale shopping district featuring luxury boutiques, restaurants, and art galleries.

Roppongi Hills

Modern development with shopping, dining, and the Mori Art Museum.

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Digital art museum offering immersive, interactive installations.

Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden

Large park blending Japanese and French formal gardens, ideal for relaxation.

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Asakusa

Historic district home to Senso-ji Temple and traditional Nakamise shopping street.

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Tokyo National Museum

Japan's oldest national museum, housing extensive art and archaeological collections.

Yoyogi Park

Expansive park popular for picnics, jogging, and cultural events.

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Sumida Aquarium

Modern aquarium located within Tokyo Skytree Town, featuring diverse marine life.

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Edo-Tokyo Museum

Museum showcasing Tokyo's history from the Edo period to the present.

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Shinjuku

Lively, neon-lit district known for shopping, dining, and entertainment, ideal for first-time visitors.

Shibuya

Energetic and trendy area popular for nightlife, shopping, and the famous Shibuya Crossing.

Ginza

Upscale neighborhood with luxury shopping, fine dining, and a sophisticated atmosphere.

Chiyoda City & Marunouchi

Cultural hub with the Imperial Palace, historic landmarks, and excellent access to the rest of Japan.

Roppongi

Vibrant area known for its art museums, nightlife, and international appeal.

Odaiba & Tokyo Bay

Family-friendly area with attractions, entertainment centers, and proximity to Tokyo Disneyland.

Asakusa

Historic district with traditional architecture, temples, and a more lived-in vibe.

Akihabara

Unique district catering to anime and pop culture enthusiasts with gaming halls and collectible stores.