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TOP 10 Things to do in TOKYO, Japan

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28 places mentioned

0:30–1:42
Takeshita Street
Shopping · Harajuku
"A busy pedestrian street in Harajuku known for trendy fashion, unique boutiques, youth culture and c"
1:00–1:05
Tokyu Plaza Omotesando Harajuku
Shopping · Harajuku
"A busy multilevel shopping mall at the Harajuku end of Omotesando."
1:10–1:16
Totti Candy Factory
Street Food · Harajuku
"A Harajuku sweet shop known for its oversized, colourful cotton candy."
1:12–1:19
Marion Crepes
Street Food · Harajuku
"A long-running Harajuku crepe stand that serves sweet crepes with many fillings."
1:31–1:40
Ginza
Neighborhoods · Ginza
"An upscale district known for luxury shopping, high-end fashion boutiques and department stores."
1:42–3:10
Sensoji
Temples · Asakusa
"One of Tokyo's oldest and most popular Buddhist temples, dating to the 7th century. Its main hall ho"
2:41–2:51
Kaminarimon
Landmarks · Asakusa
"Sensoji's striking main gate, adorned with a giant paper lantern that bears the temple's name."
2:51–3:02
Nakamise Street
Shopping · Asakusa
"A shopping street leading from Kaminarimon to Sensoji's main hall, lined with traditional shops sell"
3:10–3:16
Asakusa
Neighborhoods · Asakusa
"The historic district around Sensoji, with several shopping streets and plenty of good food."
3:29–3:46
Omoide Yokocho
Bars · Shinjuku
"Also known as Memory Lane, this famous narrow alley in Shinjuku is packed with tiny bars and izakaya"
3:40–3:56
Golden Gai
Bars · Shinjuku
"A popular Shinjuku nightlife spot of tiny bars, known for its bohemian atmosphere and links to the c"
5:17–6:58
Imperial Palace
Palaces · Chiyoda
"The main residence of the Emperor of Japan, built on the site of the former Edo Castle, the shogun's"
6:45–6:50
East Gardens of the Imperial Palace
Parks · Chiyoda
"Public gardens within the Imperial Palace grounds with charming pathways among the remains of Edo Ca"
7:56–9:01
Miraikan (National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation)
Museums · Odaiba
"A cutting-edge science museum with interactive displays, VR simulations and hands-on experiments. Ex"
9:10–9:56
Shibuya Crossing
Landmarks · Shibuya
"One of the world's busiest pedestrian scramble crossings, in front of Shibuya Station, where crowds "
9:56–10:09
Hachiko Memorial Statue
Landmarks · Shibuya
"A popular meeting spot honouring the loyal Akita dog Hachiko, who waited at Shibuya Station for his "
10:09–10:19
Center Gai
Shopping · Shibuya
"A narrow Shibuya street popular with young people, with many food options, brand-name stores and a b"
11:17–11:52
Ueno Park
Parks · Ueno
"A large public park established in 1873, home to major museums, temples, gardens and a zoo."
11:28–11:34
Tokyo National Museum
Museums · Ueno
"A major cultural institution in Ueno Park, mentioned as one of the park's key attractions."
11:32–11:37
National Museum of Nature and Science
Museums · Ueno
"A national science and natural history museum located in Ueno Park."
11:37–11:42
Shinobazu Pond Bentendo
Temples · Ueno
"A temple hall in Ueno Park that sits on an island in Shinobazu Pond."
11:42–11:52
Shinobazu Pond
Parks · Ueno
"One of Ueno Park's main attractions and home to various bird species. You can rent a boat and enjoy "
12:41–12:45
Akihabara
Neighborhoods · Akihabara
"Often called the otaku capital of Japan, the hub for anime, manga, games and maid cafes."
12:45–12:53
Ghibli Museum
Museums · Mitaka
"A museum dedicated to the works of the Japanese animation studio Studio Ghibli, popular with anime f"
12:58–13:15
Tokyo Skytree
Landmarks · Sumida
"Japan's tallest structure, a broadcasting and observation tower completed in 2012. It has observatio"
13:15–13:37
Tokyo Tower
Landmarks · Shibakoen
"A communications and observation tower built in 1958, Japan's tallest structure until Skytree. It re"
13:37–13:46
Zojoji
Temples · Shibakoen
"A Buddhist temple with beautiful views towards Tokyo Tower, a good alternative if you lack time for "
13:56–14:14
Avatar Robot Cafe DAWN
Cafes · Nihonbashi
"A one-of-a-kind cafe where robot avatars serve you food and drinks. The robots are remotely controll"