Tokyo Travel Guide

One of Tokyo’s largest hot spring facility, featuring a view of Tokyo Skytree.

Storybook views and nature abound on this island in the UNESCO World Heritage-designated Ogasawara Islands.

A full five-sensory world of popular manga.

Home to a collection of approximately 250,000 historical materials related to the Japanese imperial family and nobility.

A World Heritage island teeming with rare wildlife and otherworldly natural scenery.

A tranquil Catholic church quietly standing in the heart of Tokyo.

Remarkable art and jaw-dropping architecture in a single museum.

An urban park brought to you by the innovative Sony brand.

A branch temple in Akasaka-Mitsuke that enshrines the spirit of Toyokawa Inari—one of Japan’s three major Inari shrines.

Learn about traditional seaweed production in Omori, one of Japan’s most renowned seaweed-producing regions.

A unique park where you can nourish your mind and connect with nature.

Step into the world of the samurai and master the art of traditional Japanese swordsmanship.

Prime plates of Japanese Black Wagyu beef.

Authentic teahouse just beyond the summit of Mt. Takao serving famed nameko mushroom miso soup.

A charming kappo restaurant tucked away in the backstreets of Kagurazaka, exuding the nostalgic elegance of the Taisho Romantic era.

A long-established spot where you can enjoy both traditional sweets and casual Chinese dishes.

A creative izakaya in Fuchu City serving authentic Japanese eats made with the freshest seafood.

Monster-sized, hearty steaks and hamburg steaks served with bold flavor.

Japan’s only café dedicated exclusively to café au lait, a dream come true for café au lait lovers.

Authentic Sichuan cuisine crafted with an unwavering dedication to tradition and bold flavors.

A restaurant that has taken warayaki (straw-grilled cooking) to the next level, elevating it into a refined culinary art.

Western-style Japan eats and 70+ years of history at this veteran shop just a minute’s walk from Gotanda Station.

Irresistible bowls of authentic Sanuki udon served shop-side just outside Gotanda Station.

Experience exquisite dishes that reflect Japan's four seasons in a Kyoto-style townhouse setting.

500 machines to try at this Akihabara hot-spot and capsule-toy specialty shop, a tried-and-true landmark for over 20 years!

A futuristic urban complex set to grand open in spring 2026, blending innovation, culture, and nature in one visionary development.

A popping fashion and culture hub in Shibuya with iconic forest-designed entrance.

A specialty store offering around 80,000 used and new vinyl records.

A multifaceted entertainment complex where you can discover the latest trends in Japan.

Discover everyday "Aramono" goods—simple, durable household items cherished throughout daily life in Japan.

Japan’s first specialty shop dedicated to Turkish mosaic lamps.

A themed “Love and Freedom Wonderland” experience awaits at this branded concept store, complete with a full lineup of TENGA products.

A dreamland in Ginza, where approximately 200,000 toys fill the building from the 1st to the 4th floor.

High-quality, Japan-made goods at one of Japan’s largest electronics retailers.

A premier shop in the Harajuku–Omotesando area for all your favorite characters.

Direct connection to Ikebukuro Station's west exit! Everything from tasty eats to exciting events and so much more at one of Tokyo's largest department stores.

Nature-hugged luxury hotel in the heart of the city.

High-end stays meet impeccable perks and services at this luxury hotel in the heart of Tokyo.

Stunning views and unbeatable convenience at this high-rise hotel towering over Tokyo Dome City, one of the city’s top scenic spots.

A hotel that seamlessly blends human and robot services with cutting-edge technology.

A hotel with house-run farm and ties to Thoroughbread horses.

Directly connected to JR Tokyo Station's Nihonbashi Exit, this hotel offers dynamic and luxurious views.

A "Tower Ryokan" showcasing Japanese hospitality to the world from Tokyo.

A perfect accommodation for exploring both modern and historic Tokyo.

A museum hotel adorned with stunning Japanese paintings and traditional crafts.

An elegant retreat in the bustling heart of the city.

Rustic stay in the utmost of comfort along the Otsuka townscape.

A high-rise hotel famed for out-of-the-box room themes and concepts.

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.

The Meguro River area shines in delicate cherry blossom hues during winter.

Four SNOW DOMES all alight in magical display.

The wintertime tradition is Marunouchi shimmers with a champagne-gold color.