Team Picks: Our Favorite 15 Places in Tokyo
"It’s not flashy, but it’s real Tokyo."
"It’s not flashy, but it’s real Tokyo."
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See your childhood dreams come alive -- and catch them all -- at PokéPark Kanto. Part of the …
One of Japan’s most famous animation studios, Toei Animation, has its own little museum. …
Get your tickets and explore the wizarding world of Harry Potter.
Large green park with 6 Pokémon-themed manhole covers as homage to the creator of Pokémon, …
Kids throw down (gently) to keep the typhoons away and the rice growing strong at this traditional festival.
With over 120 stalls full of antique items of all shapes and sizes, it's no wonder this market is a lively spot on the first of the month. Pop by and enjoy digging for some hidden treasure.
Ōme City Nohryo Fireworks Festival sees 4,000 fireworks in the night sky over Nagayama Park.
If you're curious about traditional Japanese festivals but want something a little outside the typical tourist circuit, the Hachiōji Festival is a perfect pick.
Enjoy the main stage attractions like a music festival mosh pit, or chill out a little further away and enjoy the spirit of Bon Odori. Either way, Central Park is the place to cap off Obon with …
See the largest sunflower field in Tokyo at Kiyose Sunflower Festival.
Interested in Japanese manga? In this fun class in Nakano, you'll learn from a professional …
Experience izakaya culture – classic Japanese tapas-style drinking and dining. Go on an …
Sample local cuisine at the best hole-in-the-wall eateries, experience quirky bars in the …
Looking for a different way to experience Tokyo? Hit the streets on a guided bike tour! This …
Who doesn't want to swing a sword and emulate the warriors of feudal Japan? Experience being a …
Looking for something different? Try a kintsugi class in Tokyo. Kintsugi is the art of …
For some of the best Japanese cuisine in Tokyo, head over to Shunsai Oguraya. With delicious …
Explore Nishi-Ogikubo's answer to the famous Shinjuku drinking street—and do some shopping, too.
Explore the best bars in Nakano, Koenji, Kichijōji—and beyond.
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Get your yukata and picnic basket ready—here's a round-up of festivals both big and small.
Day-trip ideas for explosions of color, from Yokohama to Hakone and everywhere between.
Hello Kitty is one of the trendsetters of Kawaii culture. She has had a significant influence in Japan, with Tokyo …
Lots of winter deals to be had. And don't forget to pick up a fukubukuro or "lucky bag"—filled with last year's …
Keep healthy and avoid the crowded trains via these scenic Tokyo cycling routes.
Christmas is often called the Valentine’s Day of Japan, and like any couples’ holiday, it all boils down to a …
Want to make getting around the city part of the experience? Read our comprehensive guide on where to rent a bike in Tokyo.
Winter may not be everyone's favorite season, but Tokyo has so much to offer it would be a …