Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum
Walk through relocated Tokyo buildings at the open-air museum.
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Walk through relocated Tokyo buildings at the open-air museum.
Experience Fukagawa Fudō-dō's active Fudō worship in Tokyo.
Walk Gora Park's terraces, fountain and seasonal plantings.
Choose a Takao trail or lift route for mountain views near Tokyo.
Walk Nagatoro's layered river rock beside the Arakawa.
See Pola Museum's art and wooded trail in Hakone.

Maikoya's Samurai Museum TOKYO in Shinjuku offers guided samurai-history exhibits and hands-on activities. This Shinjuku 5-chome venue is distinct from the closed Kabukicho museum.
Compare ramen shops beneath Tokyo Station at Ramen Street.

Kiyosumi Gardens arranges a pond, carefully placed stones and planted islands into a landscape shaped during the Iwasaki family's ownership. Stones gathered from different parts of Japan give the paths and waterside a distinctive material character. Follow the pond circuit slowly to notice changes in composition, keeping this enclosed garden distinct from the neighboring public park.
Browse Tower Records Shinjuku near the station.
Nintendo TOKYO brings the game company's characters and products into an official shop in Shibuya PARCO. Games, hardware and character merchandise make the visit as much about browsing familiar worlds as buying a particular item. Check current stock or entry guidance for a specific release, and treat special displays and campaigns as changing parts of the store.
Laforet Harajuku brings fashion shops into a compact building whose split-level floors encourage browsing between different labels and styles. Its role in Harajuku's fashion culture extends beyond a single brand, while the upper-floor museum space hosts changing programs. Visit for the current retail mix and check the exhibition schedule if that is part of your interest.

Happo-en is a landscaped garden in Tokyo’s Shirokanedai area, combining seasonal planting, a pond and traditional garden spaces within a private hospitality and event property.
Rent a kimono near Asakusa Station at Miyabi's branch.

Komayama Park, also known as Shonandaira, occupies a low hill above Oiso with forest paths, traces of older temple use and broad views toward the coast and surrounding plain.
Watch Ninja + Kabuki Tokyo's staged Shinjuku show.
Circle Shakujii Park's ponds and wooded paths.
Walk Setagaya's reopened Todoroki riverside path.
Rent a kimono at VASARA's Ginza 3-chome branch.

Amabiki Kannon climbs the slope of Mount Amabiki in Ibaraki, where temple tradition dates the site to 587 and the approach is marked by 145 stone steps and free-roaming peacocks and chickens.

Asakusa Culture Tourist Information Center is a visitor-information hub opposite the Sensō-ji approach, with upper-floor views that help orient the dense streets and landmarks of Asakusa.

Hitsujiyama Park’s Shibazakura Hill covers roughly 17,600 square meters with more than 400,000 moss-phlox plants, creating bands of pink, white and purple below Mount Bukō in spring.

Honda Collection Hall at Mobility Resort Motegi brings motorcycles, road cars and competition machines into a story of Honda's engineering development. Seeing different vehicle types together reveals links between everyday mobility and racing. Follow the collection's historical sequence while allowing for changing displays, and plan the museum within the wider Motegi site's access arrangements.
Inubosaki is an exposed Pacific cape at Choshi where sea walls, fishing homes and narrow lanes extend the experience beyond the better-known lighthouse and main ocean viewpoint.
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