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Edo-Tokyo Museum
Walk through reconstructed Edo and follow the city's transformation into Tokyo.
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Hie Shrine
Climb through Hie Shrine's torii to a Tokugawa-linked Tokyo precinct.
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Kawasaki Daishi
Follow Kawasaki Daishi's temple approach and its Kōbō Daishi tradition.
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Tokyo Dome City Attractions
Tokyo Dome City Attractions weaves amusement rides into the shops, restaurants and pedestrian spaces around Tokyo Dome. The Big O Ferris wheel and Thunder Dolphin coaster make the setting recognizable even from outside the rides. The open layout suits a visit built around selected attractions; check their operating status and requirements before deciding which to include.
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Kappabashi Kitchenware Town
Browse knives, tableware and replica food along Kappabashi's kitchen street.
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Katori Jingu
Follow Katori Jingū's wooded approach and Futsunushi traditions.
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Zōjō-ji Temple
See Tokugawa temple history beneath Tokyo Tower at Zōjō-ji.
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mipig cafe Harajuku
Book a timed micro-pig encounter at mipig cafe Harajuku.
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Sumida Aquarium
Watch penguins and jellyfish inside Tokyo Skytree's Sumida Aquarium.
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Tokyo Daijingu
Find Ise-linked worship and marriage prayers at Tokyo Daijingū.
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Yushima Tenmangū
See Tenjin study prayers and plum traditions at Yushima Tenmangū.
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Kairakuen
Kairakuen in Mito reflects Tokugawa Nariaki's idea that study and recreation should complement one another. Plum trees give the garden its best-known seasonal identity, but its paths also invite a broader look at the landscape created for the Mito domain. Consider the garden and Kōbuntei as related parts of a visit, checking their separate entry arrangements.
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Tokyo Character Street
Browse official character shops beneath Tokyo Station's Yaesu side.
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Tokyo Sea Life Park
Descend beneath the glass dome into Tokyo Sea Life Park's marine exhibits.
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Tomioka Silk Mill
Walk through Tomioka's 1872 silk-reeling factory buildings.
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SHIBUYA109
SHIBUYA109 gathers youth-fashion retailers inside the cylindrical landmark near Shibuya's main crossing. Clothing, accessories and store displays give a concentrated view of the district's fashion retail, with the mix evolving as styles change. Browse several floors to compare the shops, checking the current directory if a particular brand is your priority.
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Gōtoku-ji
See Gōtoku-ji's beckoning-cat offerings in a working temple precinct.
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Hamarikyu Gardens
At Hamarikyu Gardens, a tidal pond carries the waterfront character of old Edo into the modern Shiodome district. Curving shores, bridges and teahouse scenery unfold beneath the surrounding office towers. Follow the paths around the water to see how a former Tokugawa garden uses changing viewpoints and water levels as part of its design.
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Oarai Isosaki Shrine
See Ōarai's sea-facing torii and coastal shrine tradition.
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Sunshine Aquarium
Watch Sky Penguins swim overhead at Ikebukuro's rooftop aquarium.
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Yanaka Ginza Shopping Street
Descend Yūyake Dandan into Yanaka Ginza's neighborhood shops.
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Ameyoko
Ameyoko follows the railway between Ueno and Okachimachi through a dense mix of food stalls, clothing shops and specialist retailers. The market's postwar origins help explain its compact, improvised feel beneath and beside the tracks. Browse the changing mix of goods and side passages, leaving time to compare individual shops rather than expecting a single market hall.
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Kabuki-za Theatre
See live kabuki at Ginza's landmark Kabuki-za Theatre.
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Yokohama Cosmo World
Ride Cosmo Clock 21 beside Yokohama's waterfront.