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Places to go in Tokyo

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What to know before visiting Tokyo

Blending age-old traditions with futuristic marvels, Tokyo is a must-visit on any Japan itinerary. From serene tea houses at Asakusa to the neon buzz of Akihabara, the city offers diverse wonders. Don't miss out on the enchanting realms of Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea, before you immerse yourself in bustling Shibuya or the flavors of world-class sushi at Ginza. Whether you're a cultural enthusiast, an adventurer, or a food lover, Tokyo presents an unforgettable urban tapestry!

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MAR - MAY

Cherry Blossom Season

DEC - FEB

Winter illuminations

UENO & ASAKUSA

For the old Tokyo vibe

GINZA & SHINJUKU

Shopping and nightlife

FAQs about Tokyo

What is Tokyo best known for?
When is the best time to visit Tokyo?

Tokyo, Japan's vibrant capital, masterfully intertwines the old and new. Landmarks like the age-old Senso-ji Temple stand in harmony with modern marvels like the skyscrapers of Shinjuku. The city's culinary excellence, pulsating pop culture, and Tokyo Disney Resort – a dreamland for families and enthusiasts – come together to offer a truly multifaceted urban experience in Tokyo.

The best time to visit Tokyo is during cherry blossom season in spring, particularly from late March to early April, which draws visitors from around the world to celebrate the beauty of sakura blossoms. On the other hand, winter, especially from December to February, transforms Tokyo into a radiant wonderland, with mesmerizing winter illuminations lighting up streets, parks, and landmarks, offering a magical ambiance that contrasts beautifully with the crisp, cool air.

Where is the best location for tourists to stay in Tokyo?

Ueno boasts cultural draws with its renowned park and museums, while nearby Asakusa offers historic charm anchored by the iconic Senso-ji Temple. For those seeking upscale shopping and fine dining, Ginza stands out as Tokyo's luxury district. Meanwhile, Shinjuku, with its dazzling skyscrapers, is both a business hub and nightlife hotspot, making it ideal for those desiring a mix of work and play.

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