Tokyo is a super city where tradition and the future coexist. Five days and four nights, between temples and neon lights, you can understand a folded city.
Under the lanterns of Kaminarimon at Senso-ji Temple, kimonos brush past each other's shoes. Nakamise Shopping Street preserves the lingering warmth of Edo and prayer votive plaques from Nakamise Shopping Street.
The Shibuya Crossing is packed with people, and the world's busiest zebra crossing is here. Climb SHIBUYA SKY to watch the sunset sink into the sea of buildings, and the energy of the city rushes in.
Skytree and teamLab represent the future of Tokyo—the former is the romance of radio towers, the latter is boundless digital art, immersive to the point of losing track of time.
Enjoy a morning seafood meal in Tsukiji or Toyosu, then sneak into a small izakaya at night to gently wash away the day's fatigue with skewers and sake.
Tokyo's secrecy is about organizing conflicts in an orderly manner. When you draw a fortune slip at a shrine and turn to crash into the neon lights, you'll understand: ultimate order itself is a kind of beauty.
Route fragment
5 days and 4 nights
- Day 1 Senso-ji Temple, Skytree
- Day 2 Shibuya, Harajuku
- Day 3 teamLab, Ginza
- Day 4 Tsukiji, Imperial Palace
- Day 5: Return trip