Clear immigration and collect luggage; allow 45–90 minutes depending on queues. Notify The Peninsula of your arrival so they can assist with luggage and early check-in requests.
Take the Airport Limousine Bus (direct to Ginza ~75–90 minutes) or a pre-booked private transfer for faster, door-to-door service; confirm pickup with the concierge if needed.
Walk or take a short taxi to Tsukiji Outer Market for fresh sushi, grilled skewers, and other market snacks; most food stalls operate early morning until early afternoon so go soon after arrival.
Enjoy cocktails at Bar Centifolia or another Peninsula-recommended lounge; confirm opening hours and seating through the concierge since times can vary.
Choose a comfortable first-night meal at the hotel or a nearby izakaya for small plates and a relaxed introduction to Japanese dining; many restaurants close between 9:00–11:00pm so confirm when booking.
Head to Roppongi for upscale bars and lounges; to ensure smooth entry and safety, have the Peninsula arrange a vetted nightlife guide or reservations for the best spots.
Attend the early tuna auction at Toyosu (public viewing requires advance arrangement or a guided tour) or visit the observation area and wholesale halls; check Toyosu's official visitor schedule for the day's viewing availability.
Return to Tsukiji Outer Market for morning sushi, tamagoyaki, and street-food style bites while browsing food stalls; most vendors operate roughly 5:00–14:00 but individual hours vary.
Stroll Ginza's flagship stores and contemporary galleries; stores generally open around 10:30–11:00 and close near 8:00pm, offering an accessible luxury shopping experience.
Taste a range of sake at Kurand or ask the concierge to arrange a guided visit to a highly rated brewery; Kurand sessions run by reservation into the evening and brewery visits often require advance booking.
Dine at Ishikawa, a Michelin-starred kaiseki restaurant offering a seasonal, multi-course meal showcasing refined techniques and seasonal ingredients; dinners are paced and usually last 2–3 hours, so book well in advance.
Explore Shinbashi's lively after-hours scene of cozy izakayas and hidden cocktail bars; use a vetted nightlife guide to find the best spots and secure seating, as many places are small and popular.
Take the Odakyu Romancecar (reserve seats) from Shinjuku to Hakone-Yumoto for a comfortable 80–90 minute ride; book ahead for preferred departure times.
Use the Hakone loop (Tozan Railway, cable car, ropeway) for scenic viewpoints and Owakudani; note the ropeway and some areas may close temporarily for volcanic activity—check local advisories and operating hours before travel.
Take the Hakone Sightseeing Cruise across Lake Ashi to enjoy potential water-level views of Mount Fuji on clear days; cruises generally run 9:00–16:30 (seasonal) — check the schedule and weather for visibility.
Dine at Yakiniku 37west NY for a premium yakiniku experience focused on high-grade wagyu grilled at your table; this is a chef-driven, reservation-only dinner that typically lasts around two hours — book through your concierge well in advance.
Enjoy post-dinner cocktails at a top lounge in Ginza or Roppongi; a vetted nightlife guide or concierge booking will ease entry and ensure a polished experience late into the night.
Have a leisurely breakfast at The Peninsula and consider a spa treatment to recover; hotel restaurants open early and spa bookings are recommended in advance.
Explore Ginza Six, Mitsukoshi and other department stores and enjoy lunch in a gourmet food hall; food halls typically open around 10:00 and close near 20:00, offering many choices.
Visit a contemporary exhibit at the Mori Art Museum (Roppongi) or a gallery in Ginza/Aoyama. Museum hours are commonly 10:00–18:00, with occasional late openings—check exhibit times in advance.
Reserve a top sushi counter (e.g., Sushi Yoshitake or similar if seats available) or another high-end wagyu/specialty restaurant depending on prior bookings; expect a 2-hour, multi-course counter experience.
For an elevated adult nightlife route in Roppongi and Shinbashi, instruct the Peninsula concierge to secure a vetted, licensed nightlife guide or host service to lead you to the best lounges and private bars — this avoids informal or unsafe arrangements.
End the night at a highly regarded cocktail bar recommended by your guide or the concierge; many upscale cocktail bars in Ginza and Roppongi stay open until 2:00–3:00am, though hours can vary.
Enjoy a relaxed hotel breakfast and, if time permits, a short walk around Ginza or Hibiya Park; hotel breakfast service typically starts early (around 6:30–7:00).
Use the morning for final purchases in Ginza or to finish packing; the concierge can hold luggage if you want to use hotel facilities before departure.
Check out and depart for Haneda. For a 16:35 departure, aim to arrive at HND by about 13:30, so leave central Ginza around 12:15–12:30 by taxi or private transfer (travel time ~25–50 minutes depending on traffic). The Peninsula can arrange a private car or limousine.
Arrive at Haneda, complete airline check-in and security. Allow at least 2.5–3 hours for international departures to clear immigration and potential queues comfortably.