Tokyo Attractions

Akasaka Sacas is a shopping and residential area billed as a "City within a City" (like Roppongi Hills) in Akasaka, the center of Toky... Detail Page

Akihabara is one of the major cities in Tokyo that sits on the main Yamanote Line loop. It's just a few minutes ride north from Tokyo ... Detail Page

Ameyoko (in Japanese; Ame Yoko アメ横) is a shopping area in the major city of Ueno in Tokyo Japan. Ameyoko is very close (just acr... Detail Page

Arakawa Yuen is a small amusement park and petting zoo targeting children and families. Opened in 1922, the park is run by the local c... Detail Page

Asakusa Shrine is also known as Sanja Sama (which literally means the "Shrine of Three Gods") is probably the most famous an... Detail Page

Caretta Shiodome is a shopping, dining and entertainment complex and is the headquarters of "Dentsu", the headquarters of Ja... Detail Page

Center Gai in Shibuya is the main shopping street in Shibuya. It is a pedestrian walkway that is famous for Shibuya Girls and being a bi... Detail Page

Daimaru Tokyo Station is a large department store that is within/part of the Tokyo Station complex. It is a high-end department store ... Detail Page

The Edo - Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum is a museum of historic Japanese buildings in Koganei Park, Tokyo Japan (just out from t... Detail Page

The Edo-Tokyo Museum (in Japanese; Tokyo Hakubutsukan 江戸東京博物館) was established in 1993 as a museum that celebrates the &... Detail Page

Puku Puku Onsen (or "Spa" as they like to call it) is an interesting concept idea for a hot springs. This hot springs sits o... Detail Page

The Fujiko F. Fujio Museum also known as the Doraemon Museum, is a museum based on the works of Fujiko F. Fujio who is the creator of th... Detail Page