Tokyo Travel Guide

Also part of the World Heritage List! The museum is designed by Le Corbusier, a treasure trove of Western art.

When going downstairs, “the Yuyake-dandan”, a nostalgic world spreads in front of you. A shopping street with an atmosphere of the good old days.

National treasures and other important antiquities are on display. The museum is filled with the passion of businessman Kaichiro Nezu.

The symbol of the cultural city, Roppongi. The artistic space with an open mind in a skyscraper.

Japan's political stage, the National Diet Building. Let’s explore the houses of Representatives and Councilors!

Japan’s first full-scale Byzantine-style church building with a domed roof.

Graceful retro architecture restored to its original state after a century.

Japan’s largest place of worship for Muslims, modeled after the Ottoman mosque.

The all new Nyamjatown! Check out the indoor theme park by Bandai Namco Amusement.

One of the largest indoor theme parks in Japan, based on the concept of "DigitaReal".

Experience the History and Deliciousness of Yebisu Beer, a Point of Pride for Japan, at This Museum.

One of the Kanto Region’s Largest Limestone Cave, Located in Tokyo.

Cats disguised as humans serve as a maid. A classic maid cafe that is easy for beginners.

A Mongolian restaurant, a rare existence in Gourmet City Tokyo

A restaurant where you can enjoy food while watching “kakiyaki,” a cooking method that uses a pillar of fire.

Bar of creative Japanese cuisine representing all four seasons, full of color

Elegant, classical French cuisine at a restaurant in a single remodeled Japanese-style house

A long-established restaurant with an extensive menu and a sense of nostalgia

Boasting Kansai-style okonomiyaki, crisp on the outside, soft on the inside

An authentic Mexican restaurant located right in front of Ikebukuro Station

A hidden-away organic café with a unique interior

An elegant sweets shop with a variety of traditional, Japanese-style deserts

A restaurant where you can enjoy steak and hamburgers with raclette cheese

A shop where you can enjoy plenty of large oysters

A space for sophisticated adults with refined stores and restaurants.

A well-known site as a spot for rendezvous. A representative department store in Ginza, which has a long history in a highly ranked shopping area.

A global flagship store that proposes a "pleasant life" from various angles.

From adult fashion brands to the local establishment, shops for the “bit fancier adults” are in this commercial complex.

A Complex with Many Stylish and Unique Restaurants and Cafes

A complex facility that houses “Sunshine 60,” a symbol of the Ikebukuro area that forms its own city.

A Venerable Retail Venue with a Full Lineup of Restaurants, Fashion and Beauty Specialty Shops

A Large Bookstore that Also Sells General Goods, Located a 3-Minute Walk from the West Exit of Shinjuku Station

A shopping facility with plenty of greenery where customers can spend a slow and relaxing time

A business complex with a bunch of charming restaurants in an area overflowing with greenery

Endless fun to explore at the biggest Pokémon Center you’ve ever seen!

A Shop Selling High-Quality Original Products, Including Rice, Household Goods, and Clothing

A classic luxury hotel with historical cultural assets.

The luxury hotel hosting the world’s distinguished guests for over 130 years.

An Urban Hotel with Plentiful Hospitality for Travelers, Conveniently Located Just a 3-Minute Walk from Shinjuku Station

The Park Hyatt Tokyo, which any hotel lovers would want to visit at least once.

A Cheap, Clean, and Easy-to-Access Capsule Hotel

Relax with an Open View at this City Center Hotel

A clean and reasonable lodging built after renovating a former community center.

There's a Hostel Just 1 Minute from Kaminarimon!

Even Groups Can Stay Here!

A convenient capsule hotel located 1 minute’s walk from Akasaka Station

Men’s capsule hotel with plenty of free services

There's a Capsule Hotel With a View of the Sky Tree!

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

The whole town goes excited by the rhythm of the samba! It's Japan's largest samba event to close out the summer in Asakusa.

Tokyo・An illumination in the town where you can see Hello Kitty!

The Original Location of Famous Festival “Tori-no-Ichi,” Where Visitors Pray for Financial Luck

A Winter Tradition with a City Enveloped in Beautiful Champagne Gold Light