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Tokyo Trip Planner
Hyper-modern and deeply traditional, block by block.
Tokyo is a city of neighborhoods — neon Shinjuku, youth-culture Shibuya and Harajuku, old-town Asakusa, refined Ginza. It's spotless, punctual, and endlessly deep on food. Base near a major train line and let the city unfold by district.
Best time to visit Tokyo
Late March–April for cherry blossoms and October–November for autumn color and clear skies. Summer is hot and humid.
Things to do in Tokyo
- ›Cross the Shibuya Scramble at night
- ›Visit Senso-ji temple in Asakusa
- ›Eat sushi at Toyosu and ramen anywhere
- ›See the city from the Tokyo Metropolitan Government or Skytree
- ›Wander Harajuku and Meiji Shrine
- ›Day trip to Hakone or Mount Fuji
Where to stay in Tokyo
Shinjuku
Trains, nightlife, skyline views — convenient, always awake.
Shibuya
The famous crossing, shopping, young energy.
Asakusa
Old Tokyo, Senso-ji temple, traditional and quieter.
A sample Tokyo itinerary
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Tokyo travel FAQ
How many days do you need in Tokyo?
Four to five days lets you cover the main districts and take a day trip to Hakone or Mount Fuji. Tokyo is huge — you can easily fill a week.
Is the subway hard to use in Tokyo?
It's extensive but well-signed in English. A rechargeable Suica/Pasmo card and a maps app make it straightforward — plan your route stops on a shared itinerary in advance.
When do the cherry blossoms bloom in Tokyo?
Typically late March to early April, though the exact peak shifts each year with the weather.
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