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Craft Gyoza Fes Tokyo 2022

The first dumpling festival to be held during Golden Week. 15 famous stores from all over Japan gather in Komazawa Park in Setagaya Ward!

Kanda Matsuri (Kanda Festival)

The biennial summer festival is known as one of the Three Great Festivals of Edo and Japan. Feel and experience the traditions of Edo

Sanja Matsuri (Sanja Festival)

During the Sanja Matsuri, one of Tokyo's most representative festivals, Asakusa is the most lively.

Nagoshi-no-Ooharae Chinwa Kuguri

The ancient Japanese Shinto ritual, Ooharae, is held at various shrines in June and December. It removes sins and stains for half a year.

TeamLab Planets TOKYO

A huge, hands-on exhibition that makes full use of the latest technology by Art Collective TeamLab.

Comiket 100 (Comic Market)

Doujinshi spot sale. You can buy and sell books and goods you made and there are also booths by animation companies.

Super Yosakoi 2022

Known as one of the largest Yosakoi festivals in the Tokyo metropolitan area, the "Yosakoi Naruko Dance" is performed in Harajuku.

Oedo Kotto-Ichi (Oedo Antique Market)

At Yoyogi Park and Yurakucho, various antiques, such as Japanese and Western antiques and kimonos, are displayed outside.

Tokyo sightseeing

Tokyo Tower

Akabanebashi Station

A 333m high Tokyo landmark opened in 1958. You can enjoy the 360 degree panorama view of Tokyo from the observatories.

Tokyo Skytree

Tokyo Skytree Station

It was opened in 2012 with the world's tallest radio tower at 634m. The superb view from the observatory. Commercial facilities and an artistic aquarium.

Odaiba

Odaiba Station

At Odaiba Marine Park, a commercial complex, and a science museum, you can enjoy walking, dining, shopping, and the latest entertainment all day.

Roppongi

Roppongi Station

A calm destrict with multiple museums dealing with contemporary and Japanese art and commercial facilities that propose a luxurious lifestyle.

Asakusa

Asakusa Station

Known as the oldest temple in Tokyo, Sensoji Temple is one of Tokyo's leading tourist destinations. Historical tastes attract many tourists.

Tokyo Imperial Palace

Tokyo Station

Located in the center of Tokyo, the site of 1.15 million square meters is filled with the magnificent and abundant nature and history of the city, such as the remains of Edo Castle.

Ueno Park

Ueno Station

Besides a zoo famous for pandas, the park holds national and public museums that introduce Japanese art as well as a national science museum.

Meiji Jingu

Meiji Jingumae Station

Built in 1920, this shrine is located on a lush green site surrounded by about 100,000 trees. The adjacent Yoyogi Park is also highly recommended.

Food

【Sushi Craftsmanship】 A professional sushi chef teaches you how to cut tuna!

【Japan High Quality Sea Urchin Specialty Restaurant】Sea Urchin, Japan's finest seafood!

【Ramen Shop】Chuka Soba Tatami serving Stamina Ramnen, Kodenmacho, Chuo-ku, Tokyo

Stamina Ramen　Chuka Soba Tatami

While the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Office and Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden are both filled with nature, there are also numerous department stores, fashion buildings, and electronics retail stores.

Ginza

Ginza Station

A luxury shopping area that represents Tokyo to department stores, fashion buildings, and luxury restaurants.

Shibuya

Shibuya station

The city with the world's second highest number of passengers per station. Numerous commercial facilities are located as a source of youth mode, culture and fashion.

Harajuku

Harajuku Station

While it is well-known for its pop culture, it is also appealing for its diversity, such as Omotesando, which is lined with luxury brand shops.

Night Guide

Roppongi

Roppongi Station

Roppongi is known as the "Never Sleeping City." There are numerous nightlife establishments such as restaurants, clubs, show clubs, and bars.

Shinjuku

Shinjuku Station

Shinjuku Golden Gai, Omoide Yokocho, Kabukicho, and Shinjuku 2-chome are among the many dining and drinking districts in the area.

Kagurazaka

Kagurazaka Station

While reminiscent of the Edo period, the sophisticated Kagurazaka district is filled with famous high-class restaurants, Western cuisine, and bars along the back alleys.

Akasaka

Akasaka Station

Ryotei comes to mind when thinking of Akasaka at night (high-class Japanese restaurants). Politicians are said to frequently visit such locations in a black-painted car.

Gardens and Parks

Imperial Palace Garden

Nijubashimae Station

It contains historical structures such as Sakurada Gate and Nijubashi Bridge, as well as a lush forest park and the Palace's outer circumference surrounded by moats and the remnants of Edo Castle.

Shinjuku Gyoen

Shinjuku Gyoen Station

It is well-known as a modern Western garden as well as a cherry blossom destination. It is vast, with a 58ha field that was the imperial garden before the war and is now open to the public. .

Former Shiba Rikyu Garden

Hamamatsucho Station

One of the oldest daimyo gardens, estimated to be from the 17th century. A typical garden in the early Edo period is built around a pond.

Rikugien

Komagome Station

One of the daimyo gardens built in the 17th century. A delicate and gentle Japanese garden reflects the depth of the daimyo's literary knowledge.

Japanese Cultural Experience

Tea Ceremony

Kimono Experience

Zen Meditation

Cooking

Public Baths and Spas in Tokyo

LaQua

Korakuen Station

A comprehensive amusement facility with a water theme. There are numerous salons in addition to the natural hot springs and the Finnish sauna.

Times SPA RESTA

Ikebukuro Station

Spa services for a high level of relaxation. Finnish sauna, open-air bath, and plain hot water. Particularly recommended for women.

Izumi Tenku no Yu Ariake Garden

Ariake Tennis Forest Station

Opened in 2020 as one of Tokyo's largest hot spring facilities, covering approximately 3000m2 and featuring natural hot springs, bedrock baths, and even saunas.

Akikawa Valley Seoto no Yu

Musashi Itsukaichi Station

Enjoy hot springs in the great outdoors along the Akikawa Valley in the suburbs of Tokyo. Enjoy the changes of the four seasons and the starry sky.

Tokyo Cherry Blossom Spots

Meguro River

Nakameguro Station

A fashionable area with 800 cherry blossom trees lining both banks of the Meguro River for approximately 4 kilometers. The majority of the trees are Somei-Yoshino.

Chidorigafuchi Park

Kudanshita Station

Between Chidorigafuchi and the British Embassy, approximately 260 cherry trees, including Somei-Yoshino and Oyamazakura, can be found.

Ueno Onshi Park

Ueno Station

Since the Edo period, the park has been known as a mecca for cherry blossom viewing, with 800 cherry trees, the majority of which are Yoshino cherry trees.

Shinjuku Gyoen

Shinjuku Gyoen Station

For about two months, you can enjoy about 65 different types of cherry blossoms.

Tokyo Winter Illuminations

Baccarat ETERNAL LIGHTS

Ebisu Station

Yebisu Garden Place is decorated with special winter illuminations that illuminate the baccarat chandelier.

Marunouchi Illumination

Tokyo Station

The elegance of more than 340 roadside trees casting champagne gold is appealing for about 1.2 kilometers around Marunouchi Naka-dori.

MIDTOWN CHRISTMAS

Roppongi Station

The site contains a variety of areas, such as illuminations that dramatize light effects and domes that display the seasons.

Omotesando Illuminations

Omotesando Station

An annual event in which rows of orange-lit zelkova trees create a romantic and mature atmosphere.

Beaches near Tokyo

Odaiba Kaihin Park / Odaiba Beach

Tokyo Teleport Station / Odaiba Kaihin Koen Station / Odaiba Station

Kasai Kaihin Park Nishi Nagisa / East Nagisa

Kasai Rinkai Koen Station