Tokyo Shiba-koen Park is famous for the ancient temple of Zojoji, which was moved here in 1598. Previously, there was a huge templ …
Tinzan Garden is a typical Japanese garden located in the Bunke district of Tokyo. It was built in 1877 and covers an area of 66,0 …
The Tokugawa Shoguns built Ueno Hill (now Ueno-Koen Park) with temples and sanctuaries, and since then the park with its cherry tr …
Joypolis Tokyo is the largest amusement park in Japan. This is a place where reality becomes virtual, and visitors get to the vast …
Shin-Edogawa Garden is an ancient Japanese garden located not far from the Kanda River, in Tokyo’s Bunke district. The name of the …
Kyu Furukawa is the most beautiful garden in Tokyo. It was created in the early XX century by Japanese businessman Furukawa Itipei …
Okuma Garden is located on the territory of one of the buildings of Waseda University, in Shinjuku District, Tokyo. It is a mixed- …
Hanayashiki Amusement Park, formerly a flower park, is over 150 years old. It is located next to the Sensoji Temple in the Asakusa …
Kiyosumi Garden is located in Fukugawa, Tokyo, and is a traditional Japanese-style garden. It covers an area of approximately 81,0 …
A four-hour drive from the bustling Tokyo, Kitakyushu, there is an amazing place for beauty - the Kawachi Fuji flower garden, cons …
Yoyogi Park, opened in 1967, is located in Shibuya District. It is considered one of the largest parks in Japan. Here in the fores …
Hakone National Reserve (or Fuji Hakone Izu) is located in the central part of the island of Honshu and covers an area of over one …
Monkey Park is located on Mount Takao, which can be climbed by cable car in special transparent cabins, admiring the stunning view …
Ueno, the most famous and visited park in the Japanese capital, was established in 1873. It is the center of the cultural and scie …
Koishikawa Korakuen Garden is the oldest landscaped Japanese garden in Tokyo. Its construction began in 1629 under the shogun T …
Kansen-en Garden is located in Tokyo’s Shinjuku district and is a typical Japanese garden. Its area is approximately 14,000 square …
Mykojima Hyakkaen is a garden in Tokyo. It was created during the Bunka Bunsey era (1804-1830) of the Edo period. Mykojima Hyak …
In the Japanese city of Kinugawa is an amazing park Tobu World Square. In this park, each visitor can feel like a Gulliver in the …
The Oriental Gardens are part of the castle’s defensive fortifications that existed during the Edo period (1603-1867). There were …
Like Hollywood, Tokyo has its own Alley of Stars. It is located next to the local national museum. On the sidewalk, there are many …
There is a place in the world where you can feel like a real Gulliver. It is located in Tobu World Square, Japan. Tobu World Sq …
In the Japanese city of Nikko there is an interesting theme park that deserves special attention. This is a park called the "Wonde …
Shinjuku Imperial Park, located in the same district of Tokyo, is one of the most famous parks in Japan, which is beautiful at any …
Hamarikyu Garden is one of the most unusual and beautiful places in Tokyo. Initially, it was built in the XVII century by order of …
Samurai World Park is a theme park that recreates the Japanese life of the city during the Edo period (1603-1868). The park is a s …
Vadakura Fountain Park is a small picturesque park with interesting figure fountains. It is located at the entrance gate to the Im …
Edo Mura Park is a medieval Japanese village recreated on an area of forty-five thousand square meters, which is located in a pict …
The classic Japanese Oriental Garden is part of the palace complex of the imperial residence in Tokyo. The gardens are open to …
Riku Garden is a traditional Japanese garden in Tokyo. It was built in 1702. In 1695, shogun Tokugawa Tsunayoshi donated the la …
Kawagoe is a special town located 30-40 minutes by train from the center of Tokuo. If you want to visit Edo Japan (1603-1867), the …
(8:00—16:00) Tengu-Who are they? Mountain demons? Pagan devils? European goblins or Japanese goblins? The great mentors of famous …
The art of bonsai (literally - "grown in a tray") has long become an authentic symbol of the Land of the Rising Sun: small copies …
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Below I offer a brief description of the most popular tourist excursions for initial acquaintance. I note that these exc …
I will gladly help you to make an exciting journey, tell you about the mysteries and real events of this majestic and un …
From the neon madness of Akihabara to the sacred silence at the foot of Fuji. Tokyo is a city-universe. Here, ancient temples …
Day 1 (S): Arrival in Tokyo Arriving in Tokyo. Meeting by a Japanese driver at the airport. Group transfer to the hotel. Check …
Tokyo - Kamakura - Yokohama - Hakone - Hakone - Kyoto - Nara - Osaka - Hiroshima - Miyajima. Bright spring tour of the cities o …
Tokyo is a city of contrasts and discoveries, where ultramodern skyscrapers coexist with ancient temples and quiet gardens. The capital of Japan surprises with a combination of history and avant-garde: from the bustling crossroads of Shibuya to the calm alleys of Asakusa, from the business districts of Shinjuku to the artificial islands in the bay. The atmosphere of the city energizes, and its streets invite you to immerse yourself in everyday life and Japanese traditions.
Tokyo’s man-made attractions amaze with their diversity: the surreal sculpture “Maman” next to museums, the famous Hachiko statue at Shibuya Station, the majestic Asakusa Kannon temple with Naka-mise-dori Street and the bustling shopping streets of Takeshita Dori and Omotesando. The Imperial Palace and Palace Square keep the historical soul of the city, and in the entertainment areas are Tokyo Disneyland with Cinderella Castle and a giant Ferris wheel on Odaiba. Shinjuku, Roppongi Hills and Tokyo Opera City Tower stand out in the business districts, and in the parks and squares you will find monuments to Walt Disney, Sago Takamori and Prince Komatsu-nomiya.
Natural corners around Tokyo give an opportunity to relax from the metropolis: the Sumida River carefully skirts the city, seaside walks on Odaiba give views of the Rainbow Bridge, and parks - Shiba-koen and Ueno-koen - are especially beautiful during cherry blossoms. For those who want to get further away from the bustle of the city, Ogasawara islands with pristine beaches and exotic, a small volcanic island Aogashima and mountain lakes nearby, such as Lake Tüzen-ji in the vicinity of Nikko are available. Not far from Tokyo rises the sacred Mount Fuji - a must-see point for those looking for majestic natural views.
On our site, all these places are collected on an interactive map: you can see each attraction, read a brief help and make your own route. Convenient filters will help you quickly find temples, observation decks, parks or shopping streets, and the function of building a route will optimize walking time and transport.
You can walk around Tokyo on your own, following a pre-planned route and discovering your favorite corners at your own pace, or use the services of local guides and book a tour. Professional guides will tell stories that are not in the guidebooks, guide you through hidden courtyards, help you navigate the noisy streets and offer themed routes to temples, modern architecture or gastronomic places.
Come to Tokyo and let the city surprise you again and again, from iconic landmarks to quiet gardens and coastal scenery. Plan a trip, make a route on a map and go out to meet the discoveries – in this city everyone will find something to see and where to go to return with new impressions.
