#16 of 56 things to do in Tokyo
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Kate says:
In my opinion the top 5 sights one should see in Tokyo are:
1. Asakusa: Senso-ji temple is amazing, this area is the oldest part of Tokyo you can get some great souvenirs here.
2. Shibuya: This is downtown Tokyo at its best. Was seen in lost in translation and could probably be the busiest i...
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#17 of 56 things to do in Tokyo
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aussielivinginjapan says:
There is a lot to see and do in Odaiba. Its a man made island out near Tokyo bay. On a clear day you will get a great view of the rainbow bridge.
There is lots of shopping themed areas like little Hong Kong and Little Italy.
The futuristic looking building Fuji TV is located there.
You ca...
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#18 of 56 things to do in Tokyo
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wongjst says:
A Toyota car technology showcase that will fascinate car nuts and bore the rest of us; the ladyfolk may wish to adjourn to the nearby Venus Fort shopping mall instead.
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#19 of 56 things to do in Tokyo
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siam says:
I haven't been to Japan, although I would love to, but here is a link to see a range of hotels in Tokyo, and I understand the internet rates are pretty favourable too, hope that helps a little
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#20 of 56 things to do in Tokyo
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tyumi0823 says:
Tokyo Station is the front door in capital Tokyo.
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#21 of 56 things to do in Tokyo
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ErinPatty says:
The Tokyo Sea of Life Park is a glass dome that duplicates different aquatic environments from around the world. Around 530 species live at the aquarium. The 2,200-ton ring-shaped aquarium that holds the tuna is one of the must sees. If you are at the aquarium when the tuna are being fed stop by and...
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#22 of 56 things to do in Tokyo
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kevinw83 says:
Daikanyama is a cool area of Tokyo that is off the beaten track. A 20 minute walk from Shibuya, this area is full of cool boutiques and coffee shops to hang out in. Also, it has quite a few second hand clothing stores, where you can buy American clothes for 1.5x the cost of the states. Awesome! ...
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#23 of 56 things to do in Tokyo
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worldup says:
This is one of the areas where the locals hang out. Ueno Park is Tokyo’s largest park where families hang out for the day. It is similar to Central Park in New York but not as big. Nearby are many of the museums, shrines and temples. Not far from the park at Okachimachi Station is Ameya Yokocho. T...
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#24 of 56 things to do in Tokyo
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worldup says:
Asakusa
This is an older area of Tokyo where the famous Sensoji Temple is located. The area itself is made up of small narrow streets with traditional homes. The temple is at the end of a long pedestrian walkway (Nakamise Dori) lined with trinket and craft shops. Sensoji Temple is the oldest and m...
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#25 of 56 things to do in Tokyo
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aussielivinginjapan says:
Many people come to Japan looking for famous toy store and wanting certain collectable item such as dolls or famous characters.
The toy stores in Japan are huge most cover at least 5 floors filled with dolls, figurines, famous characters, puzzles and toys only made in Japan.
The two main toy s...
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#26 of 56 things to do in Tokyo
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kuwa says:
地下の駐輪場が無料。Great!
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#27 of 56 things to do in Tokyo
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aussielivinginjapan says:
Shibuya is a popular shopping and entertainment area mostly located around Shibuya Station.
Shibuya is one of Tokyo's most colorful and busy districts and birthplace to many of Japan's fashion and entertainment trends.
A prominent landmark of Shibuya is the large intersection in front of the ...
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#28 of 56 things to do in Tokyo
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Dipsy600 says:
The Ghibli Museum is a wonderland not only designed for children but also the young at heart. The entire theme of the building (which is designed like a house) is getting lost in animation. Each room has an interesting theme all based on designing animated films. Yeah the Museum very interesting for...
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#29 of 56 things to do in Tokyo
#30 of 56 things to do in Tokyo
