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Modern Route 1

Plan to enjoy Tokyo's vibrant urban area （Get 4 Emblems）

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    Shinjuku Tokyo
    Metropolitan
    Government Building

    Get tourist information and see Tokyo from the observatory!
    Go to the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Office, which is available from 9:30 a.m. First, get tourist information at the tourist center on the first floor.
    The first main government building is a twin tower with a free observation room at 202 meters above ground level. From the observation deck, you can see the Tokyo Sky Tree, Tokyo Bay, and sometimes even Mt.Fuji
    Picture of "Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building" Picture of "Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building"
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      3 min
    • train
      60 min
      • Toei Ōedo Line Tochōmae Sta.
      • Shiodome Sta.
      • Yurikamome Shijō-mae Sta.
      *Enjoy the view of the waterfront on Yurikamome
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    Toyosu Market

    Enjoy an early lunch with fresh seafood
    Arrive a little early to avoid the lunchtime crowds around 12:00 p.m., and you can enjoy your meal in comfort.
    Toyosu Market also has a shopping area called "Uogashi Yokocho" where general visitors can also shop. Some of the stores are specialized for businesses, but about 70 specialty businesses operate mainly on the fourth floor of the Seafood Brokerage Building. Enjoy shopping in the morning, as more and more stores close after noon.
    Picture of "Toyosu Market" Picture of "Toyosu Market"
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      3 min
    • train
      40 min
      • Yurikamome Shijō-mae Sta.
      • Toyosu Sta.
      • Yurakucho Line Yurakucho Sta.
      • JR Yamanote Line Akihabara Sta.
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      5 min
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    Akihabara Manseibashi Bridge

    From the latest trends in technology to animation
    Gamers and anime lovers should go to Akihabara! There are many stores selling cosplay, games, comics, figures, capsule toys, and much more. It takes about 5 minutes on foot to reach Manseibashi Bridge. Nearby, the over 100-year-old red brick Manseibashi Bridge viaduct has become a new tourist attraction known as 'March Ecute Kanda Manseibashi Bridge.' Get rare items that you can only find in Akihabara.
    Picture of "Akihabara Manseibashi Bridge" Picture of "Akihabara Manseibashi Bridge"
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      5 min
    • train
      32 min
      • JR Yamanote Line Akihabara Sta.
      • JR Yamanote Line Outer Tracks Shibuya Sta.
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      3 min
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    Shibuya Hachikō Statue

    After taking a picture with Hachiko, explore Shibuya culture
    Arrive at the "scramble crossing" in front of Shibuya Station, which is said to be the "most famous crossing in the world" as a symbol of the urban landscape, in the evening when it is the most crowded place in Shibuya.
    Cross the intersection and enjoy shopping at "Miyashita Park" or a pub meal at "Shibuya Yokocho".
    To Harajuku/Omotesando area
    walk
    20 min
    To Harajuku area. After Miyashita Park, go through Cat Street to the Harajuku/Omotesando area. You can also enjoy the illumination of Omotesando in winter.
    Picture of "Shibuya Hachikō Statue" Picture of "Shibuya Hachikō Statue"
Modern Route 2

Chilling Tour Plan by Walk & Train （Get 3 Emblems）

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    Toyosu Market

    Gorgeous seafood in the morning!
    Professional chefs visit Toyosu Market to buy ingredients, and some stores open from 4:00 a.m. for those who work early in the morning. Many stores open by 7:00 a.m., so early risers can enjoy a seafood feast in the morning. Popular stores may have lines of people waiting in line from early in the morning!
    Those who wish to see the auction in action need to be there as early as 5:00 am. For more information, check the official website. open in new window
    The rooftop greenery plaza is also open from 5:00 am. It is also a photo spot where you can stroll around and take Tokyo-style pictures.
    • To teamLab Planets TOKYO
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      11 min
      Visit TeamLab at Toyosu. Enjoy the Digital Art Museum. The museum is open from 9:00 a.m., so be sure to reserve your ticket in advance. If you want to take your time, make sure to reserve 2 hours.
    • train
      7 min
      • Shijō-mae Sta.
      • Yurikamome Aomi Sta.
      Go To teamLab Planets
    Picture of "Toyosu Market" Picture of "Toyosu Market"
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      4 min
    • train
      13 min
      • Yurikamome Shijō-mae Sta.
      • Daiba Sta.
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    Odaiba

    Enjoy shopping, dining and leisure by the Tokyo Bay
    After breakfast, head to Odaiba, where you'll find a variety of commercial facilities and leisure spots. Both adults and children can enjoy themselves all day long, not just with the food, but also with shopping, entertainment, and strolling through the parks and beaches. In particular, the indoor amusement parks "Tokyo Joypolis" and "Legoland Discovery Center Tokyo," as well as the water bus, which offers views of Tokyo from the sea, are popular with families. Be sure to take a photo of the replica Statue of Liberty, which was installed in front of the Rainbow Bridge to promote the relationship between Japan and France.
    Picture of "Akihabara Manseibashi Bridge" Picture of "Akihabara Manseibashi Bridge"
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      5 min
    • A Shibuya
      • train
        19 min
        Rinkai Line Daiba Sta. Shibuya Sta.​
      • walk
        3 min
      B Shinjuku
      • train
        13 min
        Yurikamome Daiba Sta. Shiodome Sta.
      • walk
        4 min
      • train
        20 min
        Toei-Ooedo Line Shiodome Sta. Tochyo-mae Sta.
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        5 min
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    Shibuya
    Hachikō Statue

    After taking a picture with Hachiko, explore Shibuya culture
    Go to Shibuya in the evening when it is most crowded. Shibuya is a dynamically changing town. In recent years, many new commercial facilities have been opened.
    "Shibuya Sky," the observation facility at Shibuya Scramble Square, is a new tourist spot where visitors can enjoy a 360-degree panoramic view from a height of about 230 m. The view from "Shibuya Sky" in the evening Golden Hour is exceptional!
    Shibuya also has a wide variety of izakayas, restaurants, and bars of interest, such as Shibuya Yokocho in Miyashita Park, and a wide variety of dining options, from retro to modern, casual to upscale.
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    Shinjuku
    Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building

    View of Tokyo from the observatory
    Go to the heart of Tokyo's building complex. You can enter the South Observation Deck of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building until 9:30 p.m. (leave by 10:00 p.m.).
    The city of Shinjuku is full of charm even at night. You can dine at restaurants on the upper floors of skyscrapers and hotels while gazing at the night view, or enjoy a nightcap at Shinjuku Golden Gai, where small bars are crammed together. The north side of Shinjuku Station is known as a fierce battleground for ramen lovers, and they should not miss this area. There are also many unique restaurants and izakayas in Shinjuku, where you can enjoy a variety of gourmet foods.
    Picture of "Shinjuku Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building" Picture of "Shinjuku Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building"
Traditional Route 1

Plan to relax and enjoy the water bus Note advance reservation and time!
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    Ueno
    Tokyo National Museum

    Appreciate Japan's national treasures in the morning
    First thing in the morning, visit a museum representing Japan. First, let's learn about Japanese history and culture.
    If you have time, take a leisurely stroll in Ueno Onshi Park, where the museum is located. The park is famous for its cherry blossoms in spring, lotuses in the Shinobazu Pond in summer, and autumn leaves in fall. There are too many facilities scattered throughout the vast park to visit in a single day. Let's take a stroll according to the purpose of each season.
    Picture of "Ueno Tokyo National Museum" Picture of "Ueno Tokyo National Museum"
    • walk
      15 min
    • train
      8 min
      • Tokyo Metro Ginza Line Ueno Sta.
      • Asakusa Sta.
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      3 min
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    Asakusa Sensō-ji
    Kaminarimon Gate

    After visit to the temple, enjoy lunch at a long-established restaurant in Asakusa.
    Nakamise-dori, the approach to Senso-ji, the oldest Buddhist temple in Tokyo, is lined with about 90 stores selling traditional handicrafts and light meals! You will be able to find many things you want as souvenirs.
    Enjoy Asakusa until it is time for the water bus, which you have reserved in advance.
    (Please note the operation dates and hours of the water buses! Be sure to make reservations in advance.)
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    Shiodome
    Hama-rikyū Gardens

    Take a break at the teahouse and walk in the garden.
    The water bus takes you directly from Asakusa to Hamarikyu Gardens. (Entrance fee is included in the water bus fare.)
    Hamarikyu Gardens is one of the most famous gardens in Japan. There are many attractions such as the teahouses that seem to float on the water, and the contrast with the skyscrapers is spectacular. If you want to spend some time relaxing, including having tea sweets at a teahouse, you should allow an hour and a half.
    Picture of "Shiodome Hama-rikyū Gardens" Picture of "Shiodome Hama-rikyū Gardens"
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      10 min
    • train
      16 min
      • Toei Ōedo Line Shiodome Sta.
      • Ryogoku Sta.
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      5 min
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    Ryogoku
    Statue of Rikishi

    Visit the Kokugikan and enjoy chanko-nabe for dinner.
    Ryogoku is a sacred place for sumo wrestlers. The Ryogoku Kokugikan also houses the Sumo Museum (until 16:00: last admission at 15:30), where you can enjoy the atmosphere of sumo even when not in the middle of a tournament. Enjoy meals unique to the area, such as "Edo Noren" at Ryogoku Station or a chanko-nabe restaurant owned by a former sumo wrestler.
    If you want to watch sumo, be careful when you visit. (Sumo tournaments are held in January, May, and September.) Tickets must be purchased early. You can watch the matches in the morning, but many people enter around noon to walk around the building and have lunch, and many of the seats are filled by 3:00 p.m., when the makuuchi rikishi（high-class wrestlers） appear on stage. Watching a sumo match can be a special experience!
    *There is also a water bus from Asakusa to Ryogoku.
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    Picture of "Ryogoku Statue of Rikishi" Picture of "Ryogoku Statue of Rikishi"
Traditional Route 2

Chilling Tour Plan by Walk & Train （Get 3 Emblems）

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    Shiodome
    Hama-rikyū Gardens

    Take a pleasant morning stroll in one of Japan's representative feudal lord's gardens!
    Why not take a walk in the clear morning air and enjoy the greenery of one of Japan's representative feudal lord's gardens? After your walk, you can enjoy sushi or seafood bowls for brunch at the "Tsukiji Outside Market." Furthermore, you can also walk to "Kabuki-za" from Tsukiji Outside Market. Not only can you take a photo in front of the building, but you can also watch a single act of a play if you can get a ticket.
    • To the Tsukiji Outer Market
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      7 min
      Let’s have brunch at the Tsukiji Outer Market
    • To Higashi-Ginza
    • walk
      7 min
      Kabuki-za Theater in Higashi-Ginza (one-act seats available!) ) in Higashi-Ginza. From Higashi-Ginza, the shopping paradise Ginza area (near Ginza Station) is just around the corner.
    Picture of "Shiodome Hama-rikyū Gardens" Picture of "Shiodome Hama-rikyū Gardens"
    • train
      15 min
        A Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line Higashi-ginza Sta. Ueno Sta.
      • B Tokyo Metro Ginza Line Ginza Sta.
      • Ueno Sta.
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      15 min
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    Ueno
    Tokyo National Museum

    Enjoy national treasures at one of Japan's leading museums
    The museum's collection, which has been handed down over the past 150 years, currently consists of approximately 120,000 items. Of these, 89 are national treasures and 649 are important cultural properties (as of April 2023), making the collection representative of Japan in both quality and quantity. We invite you to take the time to enjoy Japanese culture.
    • To Ameyoko Shopping District
    • walk
      15 min
      Take a stroll through Ueno Onshi Park, where the museum is located, to the "Ueno Ameyoko Shopping Street. This lively shopping street offers not only food, but also fashion, sundries, cosmetics, and much more. It is a huge shopping street of about 500 meters lined with more than 400 stores of various kinds, including many ethnic foodstuffs and restaurants. It is also a great place to buy souvenirs.
    • To Yanaka Ginza Shopping Street and Nippori
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      20 min
      Continue through the residential area to Yanaka Ginza Shopping Street. Take a stroll along this somewhat nostalgic shopping street, which is different from the lively atmosphere of Ameyoko.
      The shopping street is lined with small independent stores selling a variety of goods, from traditional handmade side dishes to tea, Japanese sweets, and handicrafts.
      To reach your next destination, walk through the shopping street to Nippori Station. This course is a great way to enjoy the old-fashioned Japanese downtown area.
    Picture of "Ueno Tokyo National Museum" Picture of "Ueno Tokyo National Museum"
    • train
      8 min
      • Tokyo Metro Ginza Line Ueno Sta.
      • Azakusa Sta.
    • train
      20 min (At Nippori station)
      (At Nippori station)
      • Yamanote Line Nippori Sta.
      • Ueno Sta.
      • Tokyo Metro Ginza Line Azakusa Sta.
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      3 min
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    Asakusa Sensō-ji
    Kaminarimon Gate

    Pilgrimage to Sensoji Temple, the oldest temple in Tokyo
    Many of the stores on 'Nakamise-dori' close around 6:00 p.m., but since both 'Nakamise-dori' and 'Senso-ji Temple' are illuminated at night, it is actually recommended to visit in the evening when there are fewer people. During this time, you can also admire beautiful murals painted on store shutters. Surrounded by numerous long-established restaurants, 'Asakusa Hoppy Street' is bustling with many izakayas (Japanese-style pubs) boasting a nostalgic old-fashioned atmosphere.
    Picture of "Asakusa Sensō-ji Kaminarimon Gate" Picture of "Asakusa Sensō-ji Kaminarimon Gate"
Traditional Route 3

Edo-Era Culture Experience Plan （Get 4 Emblems）

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    Shibamata
    Taishakuten-Sando

    Stroll along the approach to the temple, enjoying the gardens and traditional flavors
    Let's begin by walking the temple approach, which has a nostalgic, retro atmosphere. At the end of the path, you'll find the "Shibamata Taishakuten" temple, home to many highlights, such as magnificent statues and beautiful gardens like "Suikeien," where you can enjoy the view no matter the weather. Additionally, the streets are lined with traditional wooden buildings, giving you the feeling of stepping back in time as you explore. Be sure to sample a variety of sweets from Dagashi-ya (traditional candy shops that sell inexpensive nostalgic treats and snacks). These shops evoke a sense of old Japan, offering delights such as kusa dango (rice dumpling with mugwort) and rice crackers, perfect for a taste of local flavors.
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    • walk
      3 min
    • train
      2 min
      • Keisei-Kanamachi Line Shibamata Sta.
      • Keisei-Takasago Sta.
    • walk
      2 min
    • train
      11 min
      • Keisei Main Line Keisei-Takasago Sta.
      • Asakusa Sta.
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      5 min
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    Asakusa Sensō-ji
    Kaminarimon Gate

    After visit to the temple, enjoy lunch at a long-established restaurant in Asakusa.
    Nakamise-dori, the approach to Senso-ji, the oldest Buddhist temple in Tokyo, is lined with about 90 stores selling traditional handicrafts and light meals! You will be able to find many things you want as souvenirs. Enjoy Asakusa until it is time for the water bus, which you have reserved in advance. (Please note the operation dates and hours of the water buses! Be sure to make reservations in advance.)
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      3 min
    • train
      12 min
      • Tokyo Metro Ginza Line Asakusa Sta.
      • Mitsukoshi-mae Sta.
    • walk
      2 min
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    Nihonbashi Bridge

    Discover the charm of Tokyo in Nihonbashi, where tradition and the latest trends intersect.
    Nihonbashi Bridge is home to a variety of specialty shops, including long-established restaurants that feature modern, sophisticated spaces while preserving traditional elements from the Edo period. Notably, the Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi Main Store and Nihonbashi Takashimaya S.C. are two of Japan's most historic department stores, showcasing Japanese-style architecture influenced by Western design. When you visit Nihonbashi Bridge, why not explore the backstreets as well? You'll find long-established specialty shops selling everything from traditional Japanese sweets to custom-made chopsticks, making it a delightful area for a leisurely stroll.
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      3 min
    • train
      4 min
      • Tokyo Metro Ginza Line Mitsukoshi-mae Sta.
      • Ginza Sta.
    • walk
      6 min
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    Ginza
    Kabukiza Theatre

    Get a taste of Kabuki's appeal and enjoy shopping in the Ginza district!
    Kabukiza Theatre is not only a place to watch traditional Japanese Kabuki performances but also an attractive spot where you can purchase Japanese goods, sweets, and other items in the basement. There's also a rooftop garden featuring monuments related to Kabuki. Ginza, where the Kabukiza Theatre is located, is a world-famous shopping street, and on weekends, it's closed to traffic and open only to pedestrians. Enjoy strolling along the wide streets and visiting long-established department stores and commercial centers like GINZA SIX.
    「浅草 浅草寺雷門」の写真 「浅草 浅草寺雷門」の写真
Culture Route

Plan to enjoy Japanese culture （Get 4 Emblems）

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    Ueno
    Tokyo National Museum

    Start your day at the hub of Japanese culture.
    First, let's visit the Tokyo National Museum that represents Japan. This is one of  the museums with the longest history in Japan, and it is celebrating its 150th anniversary. It is one of the must-see spots if you want to experience Japanese culture, as it houses around 120,000 cultural assets from Japan and other parts of Asia in six exhibition halls.
    If you have time, take a leisurely stroll in Ueno Onshi Park, where the museum is located. Let’s take a stroll and enjoy the unique beauty of each season.
    • walk
      10 min
    • train
      3 min
      • JR Ueno Sta.
      • JR Yamanote Line Outer Tracks Akihabara Sta.
    • walk
      5 min
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    Akihabara
    Manseibashi Bridge

    Take a photo at the Manseibashi Bridge and experience the culture of Akihabara.
    Around a 5-minute walk from Akihabara Station, the about 100-year-old red brick-built Manseibashi Bridge has been transformed into a new tourist spot called “Marché Ecute Kanda Manseibashi”. Not only can you take some great photos here, but there are also lots of cafes in the area, so it's a good place to take a break. After that, enjoy shopping in Akihabara, which is packed with all kinds of culture, from the latest technology trends to anime. You might even be able to get some rare items that you can only get here.
    • walk
      5 min
    • train
      32 min
      Akihabara Sta. JR Yamanote Line Outer Tracks Shibuya Sta.
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      3 min
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    Shibuya
    Hachikō Statue

    Take a photo with Hachiko and explore Shibuya culture!
    There is the Scramble Crossing in front of Shibuya Station, which is known as "the world’s most famous crossing" and serves as a symbol of the cityscape.​In the ever-changing ward of Shibuya, many new commercial facilities have been established in recent years.​ 
    Enjoy the cutting-edge culture at places like Shibuya Sky, which offers a 360-degree panoramic view from a height of about 230 meters, and Miyashita Park, where the green space and various activities blend together in the heart of the big city.
    • walk
      5 min
    • train
      7 min
      • Shibuya Sta. Keio-Inokashira Line to Kichijyoji
      • Shimokitazawa Sta.
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    Shimokitazawa
    Shimokitazawa Ichibangai
    Shopping Street

    Enjoy a vintage shop tour in the shopping district, where historic streetscapes and modern establishments meet.
    Finally, head to Shimokitazawa, where you can experience the traditional streetscapes and unique culture of secondhand clothing, literature, music, and more. If you walk a little from the station, you'll find the Shimokitazawa Ichibangai Shopping Street, lined with live music and theater venues, as well as vintage clothing and record stores. 
    There is also the new commercial facility "Mikan Shimokitazawa" developed in the area around the station, where you can enjoy shopping and dining.
     And for dinner, why not try some curry? There are lots of curry shops in Shimokitazawa, so you might find your new favorite curry here.
Strolling Route

Northern Tokyo
Stroll Plan （Get 4 Emblems）

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    Yanaka
    Yanaka Ginza Shopping Street

    Enjoy a food tour through the streets of a retro-style town
    Yanaka features a shopping street where you can experience the history and culture of old Tokyo. It is lined with small, independent shops selling a variety of goods, from everyday foods such as meat, fish, and vegetables to handmade side dishes, tea, and traditional Japanese sweets. Enjoy a food tour in the morning, before lunch, when the streets are less crowded.
    (*Most shops open at 11:00, so we recommend starting late)
    「上野 東京国立博物館」の写真 「上野 東京国立博物館」の写真
    walk
    22 min
    On the route from Yanaka to Ueno, you can enjoy a variety of spots. There are many other places to see, such as Kayaba Coffee, where you can experience a retro-style cafe, Yanaka Beer Hall, where you can enjoy craft beer exclusive to this area, and Yanaka Cemetery, where the tomb of a shogun is located.
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    Ueno
    Tokyo National Museum

    Enjoy national treasures at one of Japan's leading museums
    The museum's collection, which has been handed down over the past 150 years, currently consists of approximately 120,000 items. Of these, 89 are National Treasures and 649 are Important Cultural Properties (as of April 2023), making the collection representative of Japan in both quality and quantity. We invite you to take the time to enjoy Japanese culture.
    「上野 東京国立博物館」の写真 「上野 東京国立博物館」の写真
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      1 min
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    Ueno
    Tokyo Metropolitan Ueno park

    Enjoy art and leisure while strolling through the vast park
    The parks around the museum are dotted with facilities where you can enjoy art, such as the National Museum of Western Art and the Ueno Royal Museum. There are plenty of leisure activities, including the zoo. From late March to early April, the park attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors who come to admire the beautiful pink blossoms of the 800 cherry trees in bloom. The highlights change with the seasons, so take a stroll based on the unique beauty each season offers.
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      • walk
        22 min
        We recommend walking along the railway line to Akihabara. Enjoy a stroll while shopping at Ameyoko Shopping Street, which retains its old-fashioned atmosphere, and AKI-OKA ARTISAN, home to a variety of local art and crafts shops.
      If you use train
      • walk
        1 min
      • train
        3 min
        • JR Yamanote Line Ueno Sta.
        • Outer Tracks Akihabara Sta.
      • walk
        5 min
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    Akihabara
    Manseibashi Bridge

    Take a photo at the Manseibashi Bridge and experience the culture of Akihabara.
    Around a 5-minute walk from Akihabara Station, the about 100-year-old red brick-built Manseibashi Bridge has been transformed into a new tourist spot called "Marché Ecute Kanda Manseibashi". Not only can you take some great photos here, but there are also lots of cafes in the area, so it's a good place to take a break. After that, enjoy shopping in Akihabara, which is packed with all kinds of culture, from the latest technology trends to anime. You might even be able to get some rare items that you can only get here.
    「上野 東京国立博物館」の写真 「上野 東京国立博物館」の写真
Hiking Route

Explore Tokyo's
Great Outdoors （Get 2 Emblems）

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    Tokyo
    Tokyo Station Marunouchi Station Square

    Departing from Tokyo Station, where modern and retro styles are fused!
    Start your day at the Tokyo Station Marunouchi Station Building, the gateway to various regions of Japan. Built in 1914, it is designated as one of the country's important cultural properties. The unique scenery, featuring the historic red brick station building alongside surrounding skyscrapers, is a popular photo spot.
    If you have time, we recommend visiting the Imperial Palace, just a 10-minute walk from the station.
    Picture of "Tokyo Tokyo Station Marunouchi Station Square" Picture of "Tokyo Tokyo Station Marunouchi Station Square"
    • train
      1 hour 5 min
      • JR Tokyo Sta.
      • JR Chuo Line
        Shinjuku Sta.
      • Keio Line Express
        Takaosanguchi Sta.
    • walk
      6 min
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    Mt. Takao
    Mt. Takao cable car
    (Kiyotaki Station)

    Escape the hustle of downtown and dive into nature! Feel the magic of every season with your whole self!
    Mt. Takao is a popular hiking spot for both locals and travelers, offering easy access from downtown and a great spot for hiking. You can take a cable car or lift to the halfway point, making it easy for children and the elderly to reach the summit. Along the way, you'll find temples like Takaosan-Yakuoin and be sure to look for the statues of "Tengu", mythical creatures, on site.
    After your hike, relax your tired muscles in the hot spring bath located at Takaosanguchi Station!
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Riverside Plan

Experience the old
and new Tokyo
around river (Get 4 Emblems)

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    Toyosu
    Toyosu Market

    Gorgeous seafood in the morning!
    Professional chefs visit Toyosu Market to buy ingredients, and some stores open from 4:00 a.m. for those who work early in the morning. Many stores open by 7:00 a.m., so early risers can enjoy a seafood feast in the morning. Popular stores may have lines of people waiting in line from early in the morning!
    Those who wish to see the auction in action need to be there as early as 5:00 am. For more information, check the official website. The rooftop greenery plaza is also open from 5:00 am. It is also a photo spot where you can stroll around and take Tokyo-style pictures.
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      4 min
    • train
      13 min
      • Yurikamome Shijō-mae Sta.
      • Daiba Sta.
    • walk
      4 min
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    Odaiba

    Enjoy shopping, dining and leisure by the Tokyo Bay
    After breakfast, head to Odaiba, where you'll find a variety of commercial facilities and leisure spots. Both adults and children can enjoy themselves all day long, not just with the food, but also with shopping, entertainment, and strolling through the parks and beaches. In particular, the indoor amusement parks "Tokyo Joypolis" and "Legoland Discovery Center Tokyo," as well as the water bus, which offers views of Tokyo from the sea, are popular with families. Be sure to take a photo of the replica Statue of Liberty, which was installed in front of the Rainbow Bridge to promote the relationship between Japan and France.
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    Asakusa
    Asakusa Sensō-ji Kaminarimon Gate

    Pilgrimage to Sensoji Temple, the oldest temple in Tokyo
    Many of the stores on 'Nakamise-dori' close around 6:00 p.m., but since both 'Nakamise-dori' and 'Senso-ji Temple' are illuminated at night, it is actually recommended to visit in the evening when there are fewer people. During this time, you can also admire beautiful murals painted on store shutters. Surrounded by numerous long-established restaurants, 'Asakusa Hoppy Street' is bustling with many izakayas (Japanese-style pubs) boasting a nostalgic old-fashioned atmosphere.
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      15 min
      *Cross the Sumida River on the SUMIDA RIVER WALK!
      (Open from 7:00 to 22:00)
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    TOKYO SKYTREE®

    Take in the night view of Tokyo from the tallest tower in the world!
    TOKYO SKYTREE, located about 15 minutes from Asakusa and standing at 634 meters, is the tallest freestanding broadcasting tower in the world. Its observation decks, situated at 350 and 450 meters, offer breathtaking views of Tokyo.
    After enjoying the stunning night view, explore shopping and dining options at Tokyo Solamachi, located at the base of TOKYO SKYTREE. With over 300 shops, it offers fashion, unique goods, a variety of restaurants, and events that showcase Tokyo’s traditions and culture in new and exciting ways.
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FINISH

Finally, get the emblem
at Haneda Airport,
and complete!

Each of the eight areas have more than enough attractions to keep you busy for an entire day!
A leisurely stroll through each area will reveal the unique charms of each city. Take your time to explore the areas you are interested in and plan your trip accordingly.

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