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ASIA✳JAPAN

Tokyo.

Temple lanes, neon crossings and neighborhoods that never feel alike.

EXPLORE THE GUIDE
EXPLORELIO · THE WORLD IS WIDE OPEN
01 / PLACETokyo
02 / REGIONAsia
03 / THE FEELTradition & energy
04 / IN THIS GUIDEHighlights & a flexible route
01 / GET TO KNOW THE PLACE

Find your
Tokyo.

Temple lanes, neon crossings and neighborhoods that never feel alike.

Tokyo is best understood one area at a time. Pair a historic district with a contemporary neighborhood, then leave room for the small streets and food stops that connect them.

Use the ideas below as a starting point and shape the days around your interests and travel dates.

Start with the highlights
02 / SEE & DO

The places that
stay with you.

Three starting points for a first visit to Tokyo.

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Sensō-ji and Asakusa

Start with the temple and its surrounding streets, then explore the quieter lanes nearby.

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02
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Shibuya

The crossing is a familiar first impression; nearby streets show a broader side of the district.

Tokyo · a flexible first visit
03
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Shinjuku

Explore the station area, city views and evening streets at a pace that suits you.

Tokyo · a flexible first visit
03 / A SIMPLE ROUTE

Two days,
your way.

A relaxed starting route through Tokyo. Check distances and current access before you set the order.

AN IDEA TO MAKE YOUR OWN, NOT A FIXED SCHEDULE.
DAY 01FIRST IMPRESSIONS

Find the rhythm.

  1. MorningStart with Sensō-ji and Asakusa; give yourself time to look around.
  2. AfternoonMove on to Shibuya if the journey fits comfortably.
  3. EveningTry Ramen and leave room for an unplanned walk.
DAY 02GO A LITTLE DEEPER

Make it yours.

  1. MorningExplore Shinjuku at a pace that suits the day.
  2. AfternoonChoose another neighborhood or return to the part of Tokyo that caught your attention.
  3. EveningLook for Sushi or another local food experience.
04 / PICK YOUR MOMENT

When to go.

Choose dates around the kind of days you want to have.

☼WEATHER & LIGHT

Match the season.

Spring and autumn are popular for walking and seasonal scenery. Summer can be hot and humid, while winter brings cooler, often clear days.

✳YOUR DATES

Keep room to adjust.

Group nearby neighborhoods together, check current transport and attraction details, and allow time for journeys across the city.

05 / TASTE THE PLACE

Make room
for one more.

Food is another way into Tokyo. These are a few local flavors to look for; menus and availability vary.

01

Ramen

Styles vary across the city, from lighter broths to richer bowls. Choose a shop that fits your route.

02

Sushi

Tokyo offers many settings for sushi, from casual counters to more formal meals.

03

Depachika

Department-store food halls are useful for browsing prepared foods and regional specialties.

06 / BEFORE YOU GO

Now make it yours.

Group nearby neighborhoods together, check current transport and attraction details, and allow time for journeys across the city. Use the route above as a guide, then check current opening hours, transport and conditions for your dates.

Prices, access and local conditions change. Confirm details with official sources and providers before booking.
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GOOD TO KNOW

A few last
questions.

Where should I start in Tokyo? +

Sensō-ji and Asakusa is one possible first stop. Pair it with Shibuya if the journey works for your day.

Is two days enough for a first visit? +

Two days can give you an introduction, but the route above is deliberately flexible. Add time if you want to slow down or explore beyond these starting points.

What should I check before booking? +

Group nearby neighborhoods together, check current transport and attraction details, and allow time for journeys across the city. Check final prices and availability with each provider.

PLAN YOUR TRIP

Make Tokyo happen.

Find experiences, choose a place to stay and compare flights. Check current details with each provider before you book.

THINGS TO DO
01 / EXPLORE

Discover Tokyo.

Three ways to start exploring. Open an idea to see current activities and availability.

STAYS
02 / STAY

Find your place to stay.

Explore accommodation near Tokyo, then choose dates and check availability on Booking.com.

Compare places that fit your dates and budget.

See available stays
FLIGHTS
03 / GET THERE

Find a route that works.

Choose your departure point and dates, then compare flights on Expedia. You can edit the destination if another airport works better.

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