Destinations

Tokyo

A capital where tradition meets cutting-edge energy

Destinations

City culture / first trip

Tokyo

From Asakusa to Shibuya Crossing, Tokyo packs historic streets, modern landmarks, and late-night food into one city. Ideal first stop for Japan, with easy side trips to Fuji and Hakone.

Asakusa & shitamachiNightlife & foodModern landmarks

Best season: March–May, October–November
Travel style: City culture / first trip

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Ryogoku, Tokyo

Grand Sumo Experience

Feel the tension of the wrestlers' entrance and pre-bout rituals in Ryogoku. Tournament dates and seats follow official arrangements—allow extra travel time.

Mitaka, Tokyo

Ghibli Museum Anime Experience

A quiet visit woven from animation, architecture, and light. Entry methods and exhibitions may change—please check official notices.

Tokyo or Kyoto

Kimono Experience

Slip into a kimono and stroll temple streets at a gentler pace. Choose styles by weather and walking distance; yukata are available in summer.

Shizuoka or Yamanashi

Mount Fuji Climb

Climb Japan's highest peak (3,776 m) and watch the “Goraiko” sunrise from the summit—an unforgettable memory for a lifetime.

Tokyo or Kyoto

Kendo & Sword Dance

Trying kendo in Japan is a deep cultural experience—wear the armor, step into a “samurai” mindset, and feel traditional budo spirit and etiquette first-hand.

Tokyo or Kyoto

Rickshaw Ride

Japan's rickshaw began in the early Meiji era (around 1868) as short-trip transport in cities like Tokyo and Kyoto. After cars and bicycles took over daily travel, it survived as a cultural experience at major tourist sites.

Toyosu, Tokyo

teamLab Planets TOKYO

teamLab Planets TOKYO DMM is a Guinness World Records museum with the most visitors for a single art collective. It has twice won the World Travel Awards “Asia's Leading Tourist Attraction,” often called the Oscars of travel.

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