Tokyo Travel Guide

Explore Japan’s nature freely with a rental car fully equipped for camping.

Enjoy exploring the town while spotting the various “KochiKame” statues and manhole covers scattered around Kameari.

A travel hub where you can enjoy both sightseeing in Kameari and the charm of “KochiKame” all at once.

A temple with over 400 years of history, home to a legend told through Mujina-zuka.

An immersive entertainment facility that runs “Real Escape Game” every day.

A Shibuya karaoke spot where you can unwind in a luxurious setting with authentic food.

A Roppongi show club where you can lose yourself in powerful, up-close performances.

Two museums where you can experience the appeal of Japan’s proud tea culture.

Embark on an adventure with more than 600 Pokémon! A new kind of permanent outdoor Pokémon facility.

A nostalgic shopping street retaining a Showa-era atmosphere, stretching out from the north exit of Kita-Senju Station.

A retro public bathhouse known for its deep black mineral water, said to leave your skin silky smooth and beautifully soft.

Have Fun in Ikebukuro: Experience the World of the Popular Character Chiikawa.

A long-running kissaten (traditional Japanese coffee shop) known for house-roasted coffee and hotcakes.

A yakiniku restaurant where you can enjoy Japanese Black beef and more than 40 labels of awamori (Okinawan distilled spirit).

A renowned shop where you can enjoy authentic tsukemen with rich dipping sauce and extra-thick noodles.

A health-conscious ramen shop from a Michelin Guide-listed group.

A new almond food culture experience from Glico.

The new wave of Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki, now in Tokyo for the first time.

Enjoy a delightful tea time in a soothing space surrounded by greenery and flowers.

A new-generation dining experience where culinary artistry meets seasonally inspired immersive art.

A renowned Tsukiji restaurant where you can savor exceptionally fatty, extra-large nodoguro (blackthroat seaperch) grilled over charcoal.

A one-of-a-kind craft cola shop where skilled artisans create aromatic, spice-infused cola with uncompromising dedication.

Enjoy exceptional soba at a historic restaurant known as the birthplace of tenzaru and tenmori soba.

A sky-high dining bar where you can enjoy fine drinks and cuisine while taking in a breathtaking panoramic view.

A specialty shop near Akihabara Station offering original railroad goods unique to the JR East Group.

A brand store where visitors can experience the world of LEGO(R) bricks.

A sweets shop where carefully selected butter takes center stage.

A must-visit store packed with official TBS goods.

A specialty Rilakkuma shop with around 3,000 items.

An official shop filled with FUJITV goods.

A takeout sweets specialty shop born from KIRBY CAFÉ.

A specialty shop for goods from the popular Precure anime series.

A specialty shop where you can step into the world of Shin-chan.

An official shop for the Pretty Series.

A limited-time official shop for hololive production.

An official PEANUTS shop with Tokyo Station-exclusive items.

Approx. 30 minutes from Shinjuku. A station-front hotel with easy access to both central Tokyo and the Tama area.

Enjoy sweeping views of Tokyo’s spectacular cityscape, changing beautifully with the passage of time.

A lifestyle hotel where you can experience the culture and traditions of the Ueno area.

A convenient hotel directly connected to Keio Line Fuchu Station, perfect as a base for sightseeing.

A city hotel offering stunning panoramic views of Tokyo Tower.

Ginza nightscapes to awe and wow from this city hotel with views of the glittering Tokyo sky.

A hotel where you can relax in ultimate comfort while enjoying a panoramic view of Tokyo.

A premium city hotel offering sweeping views of the Shiodome skyline and an elevated, comfortable stay.

A luxury hotel offering panoramic views of Tokyo’s night skyline, providing a serene space to rejuvenate both body and mind.

Exquisite luxury hotel stays in elegance among views of Tokyo’s dazzling skies, encamped by a traditional Japanese garden.

Known for breakfast! A conveniently located hotel in the heart of Asakusa, perfect for sightseeing.

Art motifs and pandas are the star with major Tokyo destinations at your doorstep.

A spring tradition in Tokyo: Make a wish on the lucky Daruma dolls lined up in the temple grounds.

A spectacular collaboration of fireworks and music that lights up the night sky.

Japan’s Largest and Most Prestigious International Women’s Tennis Tournament

The regular summer event that captures more than 1 million spectators.

A legendary Tanabata takeover at this vibrantly decorated shopping arcade in summer.

Odaiko drums and mikoshi (portable shrines) parade through the city, a traditional festival in Musashi Province.

When it comes to cherry blossoms in Tokyo and Japan, this is the place to be. The cherry blossom festival in Ueno Park is a historic and large-scale event.

Traditional Japanese performing arts to enjoy with the elegant night cherry blossoms.

The big festival held in May at Asakusa Shrine in Tokyo. One of Japan’s prominent festivals.

A festival filled with nostalgic atmosphere of the Edo period parading portable shrines and floats parade around the town.

The streets of Hibiya are wrapped in a magical shimmer.

Special illuminations and events are held exclusively during the Christmas season.