Tokyo Disneyland | Review by WANG

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Tokyo Disneyland

Just a 15 min. train ride from Tokyo Station! The kingdom of dreams and magic, beloved by all!

8 Sep 2026 See More

Walking up to the magnificent Cinderella Castle plaza, surrounded by dressed-up visitors and a festive atmosphere, instantly makes you forget your worries.

The park is full of surprises everywhere. Whether happily interacting with adorable Minnie, immersing yourself in the heartwarming world of Pooh's Hunny Hunt, or enjoying the lively Monsters, Inc. Ride & Go Seek!, every moment is filled with childlike fun.

At night, the bustling park streets and the iconic giant Mickey clock sparkle under the lights. Together with the endless crowds of laughing visitors, they showcase Disney's most enchanting, magical charm.

I highly recommend adding this place to your dream Tokyo itinerary. Whether enjoying the classic attractions, rediscovering your inner child, or making unforgettable happy memories, it's definitely a perfect fairy-tale experience.

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Sensoji Temple

This iconic destination in Asakusa sees as many as 30 million visitors each year. It stands as a well-loved mainstay in Tokyo, all while hosting a number of annual traditions like the first temple visit at New Years, Setsubun and more across the year.
- Asakusa, Tokyo Skytree
- Shrines & Temples
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In front of Kaminarimon Gate, the huge red “Kaminarimon” lantern hanging high above and the bustling crowds immediately come into view, creating an impressive sight.

After passing through the gate, you enter the lively Nakamise Shopping Street, lined with all kinds of traditional snacks, ningyo-yaki, and beautiful souvenirs, making it hard to stop browsing as you walk.

Near the main hall and the majestic five-story pagoda, you can not only feel the serene history of this ancient temple, but also capture the unique view of the traditional vermilion buildings and the modern Tokyo Skytree in the same frame.

I highly recommend including Sensoji Temple in an in-depth walking tour of Tokyo. Whether you come to worship, experience the traditional warmth of the old downtown area, or capture striking classic scenes, it will definitely leave you with wonderful memories that last a lifetime!
San'en-zan Kodo-in Zojoji Temple

Located at the base of Tokyo Tower is Zojoji, an Omotoyama temple of the Jodo sect of Buddhism. Enshrined in Zojoji's Ankokuden Hall is the hidden black image of Buddha worshipped by Tokugawa Ieyasu, the first shogun of the Edo period. Since he won one battle after after another, visiting this temple is said to increase the chance of victory.
- Shimbashi, Toranomon, Tokyo Tower, Hamamatsucho
- Shrines & Temples
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As soon as you enter the solemn, historic temple grounds, the magnificent main hall and surrounding greenery instantly shut out the noise of the city, and the air feels peaceful and sacred.

The most striking classic view is looking ahead from in front of the main hall or along the stone-paved approach. Behind the traditional temple architecture, the modern red-and-white Tokyo Tower forms a perfect backdrop.

This unique scene of an ancient temple and a modern landmark in the same frame is not only visually dramatic, but something everyone visiting Tokyo should see in person.

I highly recommend including Zojoji Temple in your Tokyo walking itinerary. Whether you’re visiting for quiet reflection, exploring its historical ties to Tokugawa Ieyasu’s family, or capturing the stunning blend of old and new, it will leave a lasting impression.
SHIBUYA SKY

An observation facility offering a 360-degree panoramic view of the Tokyo cityscape from a height of approximately 230 meters above the ground. Located on the 14th, 45th, 46th and rooftop of Shibuya Scramble Square, the tallest building in the Shibuya area, there are three zones: "SKY GATE," "SKY STAGE" and "SKY GALLERY.
- Shibuya
- Observatories
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As soon as I took the high-speed elevator to the top floor and stepped onto the open-air observation deck, I was completely blown away by the unobstructed 360-degree panoramic view, blue sky, and white clouds.

The most impressive part is the open-air sky corridor with nothing blocking the view. Looking down from the edge, the bustling crowds at Shibuya Crossing flow like a miniature model, and Tokyo Tower and Tokyo Skytree are clearly visible in the distance.

In addition to the breathtaking views from above, the rooftop has a large lawn and comfortable lounge chairs where you can relax under the blue sky and clouds, enjoying the ultimate sense of openness from high above.

I highly recommend adding SHIBUYA SKY to your itinerary when visiting Tokyo. Whether you want to capture sweeping views, take dramatic photos by the glass edge, or experience the pulse of Tokyo's trendiest scene, it will definitely leave you with unforgettable memories of your trip!