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Shinjuku's Robot Restaurant is an over-the-top cabaret-dance-robot crossover, a show unlike anything you've seen before. It has loud music, flashing neon lights, skimpily clad dancers and giant robots...

This nationally recognised Shinto shrine is considered one of Japan’s primary symbols of the country’s major religion. Take in the huge 11 metre cypress tree torii (gate) before wandering peacefully a...

Getting to Tsukiji Fish Market early is essential in order to make the most of this memorable sight. At Tokyo’s biggest and noisiest market, tuna auctions start at 5am followed swiftly by fruit and ve...

For a taste of Japanese history this is where you’ll find Japan’s largest collection of Asian artifacts. The main gallery, Honkan, displays an impressive assortment of swords, masks, wood-block prints...

This stylised theatre performance consists of elaborate choreography and make-up combined with colourful traditional nagauta music. The plays are dramatic and exciting, though, in the 17th century, fe...

Sumo wrestling is possibly Japan’s most recognised cultural event, you’d be mad to miss this spectacle. Dating back 2.000 years, Sumo is Japan’s national sport and as such combines religious, athletic...

The Senso-ji temple is an old-town Buddhism institution. Though a major tourist attraction, this is primarily a traditional, local site where worshippers cast coins, clap ceremoniously and bow in resp...

At the top of Mori Tower in the vast Roppongi Hills, this one of the major contemporary art museums in Tokyo combines breathtaking views with fresh artistic talent. Of particular note are the visual p...

The museum is situated close to the sumo stables so there’s a chance you bump into the odd wrestling professional on your way to the Edo. Inside, a more thorough glimpse of Tokyo’s history is revealed...

Shinjuku Gyoen is a popular park among tourist and locals alike and no wonder why - it is one of Tokyo's largest parks. With the large number of cherry (Sakura) trees and amazing greenhouses with trop...

Ueno Zoo is the oldest zoo in Japan. It was founded in 1882 and today it holds 3000 animals, more than 400 different species and provides all visitors a learning experience. In the East area, you will...

If you would like to discover the city in a different way, this might be something for you - explore the city with a bike. Tokyo Great Cycling Tour is a guided tour which will take you to the major to...

This amazing fantasyland also exists in Tokyo; a paradise for young and old. Tokyo Disneyland offers seven themed lands like the Adventureland where you can enjoy a jungle cruise or why not explore t...

National Museum of Nature and Science covers both science and natural history. Here you can learn more about the history of Japan´s science technology and about the history of earth. The dinosaur disp...

For a stunning view over the Tokyo´s harbour you should head over to Rainbow Bridge. It is 798-meter long. There are some lookouts at various locations where you can take beautiful pictures. During th...

Shinjuku's red-light district, Kabukicho, is worth visiting even only for the spectacle of neon signs that brighten its alleys when the sun sets. From a roaring Godzilla head to a robot-themed restaur...

If you really want to dive into the Japanese culture, you can't miss out on getting to know local cuisine and culinary traditions that go back centuries. There are several locations for Japanese coo...

Crossing the streets in front of the Shibuya Station is an experience on its own. Approximately 2.500 people are crossing the road here at a time which justifies the frequent comparison to New York's ...

In this museum you will learn history about the Yebisu beer, which was first produced in 1890 in the namesake neighborhood in Tokyo. Partake in a guided tour or stroll through the museum on your own a...

Getting to Tsukiji Fish Market early is essential in order to make the most of this memorable sight. At Tokyo’s biggest and noisiest market, tuna auctions start at 5am followed swiftly by fruit and ve...

Café Eight’s Peking Duck has become legendary with 6 branches in Tokyo. Overflowing with expats and Japanese patrons, this restaurant has won people over with its irresistible combination of unbeatabl...

Dinner at a traditional izakaya is not to be missed. Primarily serving as bar space, these ’sake places’ are also renowned for their tapas-style Japanese food. Seigetsu is a large izakaya but has been...

Dine with the stars at the top of the Park Hyatt hotel, where the modern seafood and meat dishes easily match the standard of the restaurant’s location. Dinner on a weeknight is a pleasure, but the Gr...

Elio lies off the beaten track just enough to convince people they’re eating in one of Tokyo’s hidden treasures. Receiving rave reviews from its many regulars, steaming bowls of pasta are served up am...

Take your cue from the Tokyo’s fishermen, who still choose Sushi Bun for the freshest raw fish in the city. Opened 150 years ago, located at the heart of the Tsukiji Fish Market, you can be sure you’r...

Country-style French cooking at this Parisian bistro in Tokyo’s business district. The menu - consisting of juicy steaks and the ubiquitous ’frites’ - is written in chalk on large wall mirrors and pre...

This is a popular pizza joint where you can relish in California Gourmet premium pizza with an American beer. The chef prepares the food with fresh ingredients and serves only high quality food. Half-...

Toh-Ka-Lin has been serving some of the finest Chinese cuisine in Tokyo since Hotel Okura opened in 1962. At this stylish restaurant, located on the 12th floor, you can enjoy food such as Peking duck ...

Nirvanam or Nirvana in English has many meanings but in a simple way it can be described as "bliss" - highest state of satisfaction and happiness. This is exactly what the restaurant strives to achiev...

This intimate restaurant is run by a married couple who welcomes their guest with a big smile. This French- Japanese restaurant serves fusion food which is mostly prepared right in front of you with a...

As the name suggest this restaurant serves burgers and it serves burgers with every delicious filling. The interior design gives a fresh feeling and if the weather permits there is an outdoor terrace ...

The name of the restaurant 511 comes from the fact it only uses meat of the highest quality”- A5 grade beef with a beef marbling standard value of 11." At this renowned restaurant you can relish the f...

Salsita is a small charming restaurant with authentic Mexican food. The chef offers mid-sized portions of food which is only prepared from fresh and high-quality ingredients. What would a Mexican rest...

Highly acclaimed restaurant, praised by locals and tourists alike, and many overseas visitors are falling over themselves to get a table at this petite spot. Ise Sueyoshi truly offers a unique dining ...

The first Michelin-starred Ramen eatery, Tsuta aims to serve the best bowls of noodles. They're mostly known for their Shoyu Soba, featuring dashi, the traditional fish broth, coupled with soy and bla...

Matsuya is a beef bowl restaurant chain that can be found all over Tokyo. They mainly offer gyudon, their beef on rice plates, but you can also order Japanese curry and grilled chicken, in varying siz...

Aiming to offer high quality steak at a reasonable cost, Ikinari Steak is a chain restaurant that lets you choose the weight of your meal, to be enjoyed either seated at a table or standing at one of ...

If you’re looking for an unusual experience, you have to visit a Cat Café! The inhabitants of Tokyo work long hours and live in small apartments, and it is not easy to keep a pet. The cat cafés bring ...

With a varied interior and an easy going atmosphere, this is a good place to sit down and relax. Try their Japanese curry with rice and the fancy apple pie. Read a book, plan the next part of your tri...

This is a coffee chain that offers nice coffee and tea. If you are hungry they serve freshly made food or packaged bakery products, like cake and pie, and tasty salads. The one at Marunouchi is a café...

Run by tea master Shinya Sakurai, this distinctive spot where past and present beautifully melts together is situated right outside Omotesando station. A place where the guests are invited to discover...

Shinjuku's Robot Restaurant is an over-the-top cabaret-dance-robot crossover, a show unlike anything you've seen before. It has loud music, flashing neon lights, skimpily clad dancers and giant robots...

On the 52nd floor of the Park Hyatt Hotel it is easy to see why Sofia Coppola filmed part of "Lost in Translation" here. It serves a wide range of drinks, from cocktail, mocktail, draft beer, Bourbon,...

The Daddy of clubs in Tokyo, Age-Ha is a warehouse superclub that holds more than 4.000 partygoers, with four bars and a beach. A mixture of gangsta-rap and urban hip hop keep the Tokyo kids happy. ...

One of the smallest exclusive clubs in the area, still, 200 people can fit into this venue. Gathering with your friends, enjoy your drinks with live music in The Room. Remember to check the monthly sc...

Get connected and mingle with both Japanese and travellers, H2 International Bar is a cosy bar with a friendly and fun atmosphere. Sip a cocktail or a beer while listing to music from the 70s, 80s and...

One of the most famous and after-hours party spots in Tokyo, Odeon Tokyo is a stylish and sophisticated venue, a rendezvous for models, dancers and partygoers. Chill out in the V.I.P area on the comfy...

Located in Roppongi district, Lineclub Roppongi is a night club where the DJs are playing some of the best hip hop and R&B music including Reggae, Latin and Top40. And for the ladies, Friday is the La...

In the heart of Roppongi, Mogambo Tokyo attracts a good mix of expats, tourists and locals, making it a fun place either for a drink or a date on the weekends, and on the weekends, it turns into a vib...

With a North American Indian theme, this small bar has an intriguing collection of Native American artefacts on the walls and ceiling. Running its business for 24 years, Geronimo Shot Bar is still goi...

Made of six narrow alleys filled to the brim with bars, Golden Gai is a secluded area of Shinjuku that offers multiple options for either bar hopping or spending the night in a single, quiet environme...

Shinjuku's red-light district, Kabukicho, is worth visiting even only for the spectacle of neon signs that brighten its alleys when the sun sets. Every bar has its own quirk to it: Deathmatch in Hell ...

There is something for everyone happening in Roppongi. You could get caught here for a day with such an array of activities. There are more than 200 shops, restaurants and cafés present at this area t...

This enormous shopping enterprise, located in the busiest part of Tokyo, aims to be the world’s greatest fashion museum. It covers departments for cosmetics, household goods, food, fashion and electro...

Japan’s oldest department store has stores in Ginza and Nihonbashi. Womenswear, accessories, menswear, toys, childrenswear and restaurants from fourth basement floor to the 12th floor. Mitsukoshi welc...

If you want to have a cue on Japanese fashion trend: keep up with Shibuya 109. Shibuya 109 is the synonym of stylishness: chic clothes and dresses, fancy but comfy shoes, accessories, purses and more....

Visit Tokyo’s best known gift shop to stock up on trinkets for friends back home. Get a kimono, washi paper, Japanese patterned fabric, sensu fans, or a tea set. There are English-speaking staff on e...

The largest comprehensive duty-free store in Tokyo with 7-storey sells electric household appliances, electrical beauty supply, video games, fashion items, cosmetics, baby goods and sports goods. A go...

For label lovers, the district Ginza is a retail heaven. The Japanese adore their fashion items and clothes from big designers. This is where you’ll find the usual suspects - Chanel, Hermes and even B...

Catering for a similar crowd to Ginza, the colorful street Harajaku has more of an edge. As well as the familiar Prada, Dior and Burberry, if you walk just round the corner you’ll find the funky teen ...

Aoyama, one of the wealthiest neighborhoods in the city offers a world of Japanese and international upmarket brands. The newly designed Prada building here stands for everything this neighbourhood is...

Welcome to neon land. Akihabara is the electronics capital of Japan and walking through its streets you can barely see in front of you for the amount of flashing shop signs and video screens. Street s...

Kappabashi Dori is where you’ll find more than a hundred shops specialising in kitchenware and home goods. Perfect for presents and stocking up on wonderful Japanese lacquer, ceramics, pottery and dec...

Don Quijote is a chain of stores known for selling pretty much everything, from sake-flavoured Kit Kat to whimsical crab-shaped head gear. This particular location in Shibuya is the largest one in Tok...