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Ginza-Dori street

Ginza-Dori street

It is the main street of Ginza, Japan's world-class district lined with department stores and high-end brand stores.

2 Sep 2026 See More

As Tokyo's premier destination for fashion and culture, Ginza radiates a unique blend of modern luxury and elegance! Stroll through the Ginza 4-chome intersection and take in the iconic Wako Clock Tower and the bustling pedestrian-only streets—every casual snapshot looks polished. Step into the Art Aquarium Museum, and you'll be immersed in dreamlike beauty created by light, shadows, and goldfish.

Beyond luxury shopping and exhibitions, the side streets hide plenty of culinary surprises, such as the richly aromatic grilled flying fish salt ramen at Yakiago Shio Ramen Takahashi, which is sure to satisfy any food lover. Bringing art, fashion, and food together in one place, Ginza is definitely an essential, sophisticated landmark on any Tokyo itinerary!

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Asakusa Nakamise Shopping Street (Main Approach to Asakusa Temple)

Located on the approach to Asakusa Temple, this shopping street consists of food and souvenir shops lining the approximately 250m stone-paved path from Asakusa Temple's main gate, the Kaminarimon Gate, to the "Treasure House Gate". Known as "Nakamise", about 90 stores are built across the approach, bustling daily with visitors to Asakusa Temple and tourists from both Japan and abroad.
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Nakamise Shopping Street, which leads to Sensoji Temple, along with the nearby Denboin Street and Asakusa Yokocho, is the perfect place to experience the atmosphere of old Edo's downtown Tokyo!

After the shops are lit up at night, the daytime crowds disappear, giving way to a quiet and charming retro atmosphere. As you stroll along the historic streets, you can admire the distinctive downtown architecture and nostalgic lanterns, while Tokyo Skytree rises in the night sky in the distance. Nearby Asakusa Yokocho also brings together food and culture. Whether you want to enjoy the nostalgic streetscape or take a beautiful photo with Tokyo Skytree, this is an excellent place for an evening stroll!
Suitengu Shrine

Located in Ningyocho, an area brimming with downtown charm despite being in the city center, Suitengu Shrine has a rich history. The ninth lord of the Kurume Domain in Fukuoka Prefecture, Arima Yorinori, established a branch shrine at his upper residence in Mita Akabane in 1818, marking the beginning of Suitengu Shrine in Tokyo.
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Suitengu Shrine in Nihonbashi, Tokyo, is one of Japan's most famous places to pray for fertility and a safe delivery!

The shrine's architecture perfectly combines traditional craftsmanship with modern earthquake-resistant construction, creating a clean, modern setting that feels both solemn and welcoming. The famous Kodakarainu statue always draws many expectant mothers and new parents, who rub the dog's head and pray for a safe delivery. There is also an elegant Benzaiten shrine where visitors can pray for success in the arts and financial fortune. After your visit, you can also try the fun Fukunari fortune slips and browse the various amulets. Whether you're praying for a safe delivery, fertility, or your family's well-being, this place is filled with warmth and blessings!
Haneda Airport (Tokyo International Airport)

Haneda is Japan’s largest airport, officially called Tokyo International Airport. Each of the three terminals has an observation deck where you can watch closely the airplanes take off and land, shopping facility, and restaurants with different cuisines.
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As Tokyo's gateway, Haneda Airport is definitely more than just a transit point for catching a flight—it's an attraction full of surprises!

The terminals blend rich Japanese traditional culture with modern entertainment. In addition to the wooden Haneda Nihonbashi Bridge and the red Edo Stage, both recreating the atmosphere of the Edo period, you might also come across an eye-catching and imposing Godzilla statue while exploring. The rooftop observation deck is also an excellent spot to watch planes take off and land and enjoy nighttime views of the runway. With so many facilities and photogenic spots, waiting for your flight becomes both fulfilling and romantic. It's well worth arriving early to explore!

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