Top Views in Tokyo: Observation Decks and Free Viewpoints
See how big the city really is — and maybe watch the sunset while you're at it.
See how big the city really is — and maybe watch the sunset while you're at it.
"It’s not flashy, but it’s real Tokyo."
Without the right prep, it's just a sweaty sardine-can situation.
An immersive digital art space in Tokyo, created by international art collective teamLab.
Small Worlds Tokyo is like the Tardis, big on the outside and small on the inside. Tower above …
With an entrance right next to the terminus Minowabashi Station on the Arakawa Line, Joyful …
Fukagawa Fudō-dō is a Buddhist temple belonging to the esoteric Shingon sect. Unlike a lot of …
Judging by the architecturally designed building that houses the Tobacco and Salt Museum, there …
Explore one of Tokyo’s most exciting traditional summer events with a guide.
Cool off in the summer heat at Ueno Summer Festival. A traditional Japanese festival with all the fixings and plenty of things to do!
Asakusa Toro Nagashi is a beautiful evening event with candle-lit lanterns sent floating down the Sumida River.
Experience izakaya culture – classic Japanese tapas-style drinking and dining. Go on an …
Visit Yae in Asakusa, Tokyo and get to experience Japanese culture through clothing by renting …
Take a history-packed, self-guided journey of discovery through the small streets and laneways …
Try this insider’s experience at a sumo wrestler morning practice session. Enjoy exclusive …
Eat, train, and fight like a real Japanese sumo wrestler during this sumo demonstration and …
Journey through the traditional streets of Asakusa on a two-seater rickshaw pulled by a smiley …
A good izakaya is the backbone of a night out in Japan. Wherever you’re going — …
A chemistry lab, a train carriage, a trip to outer space ... go somewhere different.
Stop by for everything from tendon to teishoku.
Get ready for some of the best traditional Japanese festivals, fireworks, and music.
It's almost sunflower season.
This should keep you busy for a while.
Lots of winter deals to be had. And don't forget to pick up a fukubukuro or "lucky bag"—filled with last year's …
With so many options for Japanese knives, where should you start?
How to get from the plane to your accommodation.
Find out all the sights you can see and where you need to hop off at.
Get handy transport tips to help plan your trip.
A 3-day itinerary directing you to the best that Tokyo has to offer with lots of liberty for …