My Japan List - Tokyo

Free art gallery, has new exhibitions periodically

Features city models of Edo and Tokyo between 1590 and 1964. Closed till 2025 for renovations

Can be finished in about an hour. Tickets in advanced recommended but not required

7,5€

For a free viewing check out the South observation deck at the Tokyo metropolitan government https://www.metro.tokyo.lg.jp/english/offices/observat.html

Good for picnics in spring or summer

Has an entry fee

11€

Las subastas de pescado tienen lugar entre las 5:30 y 6:30. El edifico cuenta con un restaurante y ventanas para poder observar las subastas, pero es necesario hacer una reserva para poder ver las subastas. Las reservas no aseguran poder acceder a la subasta, ya que se hace una rifa

3800 yenes

Ir sobre las 9, después de que los comerciantes hayan comprado, y haya más clientes particulares. Llevar efectivo ya que no suelen aceptar tarjetas

Good for souvenir shopping!

Independent designers, feels like a garage sale

Second hand stores with vintage yukata, kimono and kimono jackets

The path is 250 meters long and features about 90 stands selling souvenirs, traditional goods and street food

Good for snacks

Butler cafe! Check Otome Road to look for other similar shops close by

Kissaten

The one Connor went to

🌟I highly recommend their bento lunch! You get a 12 little dishes to try - it's not on their dinner menu. The atmosphere of this place is really gorgeous, and the surrounding neighbourhood is lovely to wander around - lots of cute little shops, without being super touristy

🌟A street filled with post-war retro bars - a lot of them have an outdoor area where you can enjoy a beer and some snacks while people watching. A great option for the evening! You can generally order enough food to count as dinner. There should be a few veggie options on most menus, especially if they have yakitori: just ask for them to point out which of the skewers are veggie only

Try the 18 small dishes breakfast set - recommended to make a reservation

Small, not too pricey, izakaya

For 1800 yen you can choose a main, salad, side, rice, soup and a drink

Lunches come in priced set meals. Dinners are more upscale, izakaya style

Sensoji (浅草寺, Sensōji, also known as Asakusa Kannon Temple) is a Buddhist temple located in Asakusa. One of my favorite places in Tokyo, Asakusa and Sensoji temple offers lovely sightseeing as well as the Nakamise shopping street. Note: You may see people blowing smoke onto their faces and inhaling - it is a form of blessing and good fortune. Tip: you can enjoy a Sumida River cruise from Asakusa via link below for TOKYO CRUISE (also view the route map - https://www.suijobus.co.jp/en/cruise/asakusa/)

Visitas guiadas gratuitas Entre dos y tres horas de duración Se puede reservar el mes en curso y el siguiente

Que ver: - santuario principal - Manmade forest - jardín interior (500 yenes) - meiji jingu museum - 1000 yenes (10-16:30) RITOS: - nikku-sai: a las 8 y 12 - tsukinami-sai: el 1 y 15 de cada mes

IMPORTANT LOCATION

Barrio electrónico Mejor momento del día: por la tarde/noche Recorrido por las zonas de las tiendas + ver las luces de la zona

Barrio con tiendas tradicionales y con puestos de comida callejera típica

Harayuku forma parte de Shibuya, por lo que ambos pueden verse en mismo día

Por la tarde/noche Ver tiendas + cena

Para pasar la mañana En su interior hay múltiples museos (gratis) Podemos encontrar: TEMPLOS - templo kaneji - templo kiyomizu kannon - santuario toshogu (500 yenes para visitar la parte interior) - templo bentendo MUSEOS - museo nacional de Tokio (1000 yenes) - museo nacional de naturaleza y ciencia (630 yenes) - museo metropolitano de arte de Tokio (precio depende de la exhibición) - museo nacional de arte occidental (500 yenes) -zoo de Ueno (600 yenes)

Located right next to Meiji Jingu, is Yoyogi Park, a popular park for locals to hang out. There are many picnic areas, bike paths, cycle rentals, public sport courts, and a dog run within the park. During the summer, at the Yoyogi Park Events Square, there are many festivals like Brazilian Day Japan and Sri Lanka Festival, where you can watch performances and try many food!

Has an entry fee