Start with a family-friendly sushi or tamago-yaki breakfast at Tsukiji Outer Market where stalls open early; kids often enjoy watching chefs and trying simple grilled fish or tamagoyaki. Market stalls typically open from 7:00–14:00 but hours vary by vendor.
Historic, colourful temple complex with Nakamise shopping street — great for a gentle first-day stroll and simple souvenir shopping; Senso-ji grounds are open 24/7, shops open around 9:00–18:00.
Classic tendon (tempura rice bowl) that’s crispy and mild — kid-friendly portions available and a memorable Tokyo meal near Senso-ji; typically open 11:00–20:00 but check for queues.
High city views from the Skytree observation decks with kid-oriented exhibits; Skytree is open roughly 8:00–22:00 (last tickets vary), booking ahead recommended to avoid lines.
Full-day family fun — Disneyland is ideal for a 6-year-old with many age-appropriate rides; arrive early to reduce queue times. Parks usually open around 8:00–9:00 and close 20:00–22:00 depending on the day — book tickets in advance.
Plenty of theme-park options like curry, noodles, burgers and character meals; expect higher prices but very convenient for families (park eateries open throughout park hours).
Calm forested shrine area next to lively Takeshita Street — a great balance of nature and fun window-shopping for kids; shrine grounds open early (approx. 5:00–18:00).
Interactive digital art at teamLab Planets (open roughly 10:00–19:00, reserve tickets) or LEGOLAND Discovery Center for younger kids; Miraikan (National Museum of Emerging Science) is another excellent option (10:00–17:00).
Have breakfast and prepare luggage for a short trip to Hakone; Odakyu Romancecar requires reservations if you take it from Shinjuku (book seats in advance).
Outdoor sculptures and kid-friendly exhibits with wide lawns where children can roam; open typically 9:00–17:00 (last entry earlier in shoulder seasons).
Choose a ryokan that offers family/ private onsen or child-friendly bathing policies; many accept children but check bathing rules and mixed bathing policies in advance.
Traditional multi-course dinner included at many ryokan — request a child-friendly menu if needed; meals served around ryokan dining times (18:00–19:30 typical).
Explore bites at Nishiki Market where you can sample matcha sweets, skewers and simple kid-friendly snacks; stalls operate roughly 9:00–18:00 though hours vary.
Stroll the famous bamboo path early to avoid crowds and visit Tenryu-ji (temple gardens open ~9:00–17:00) — great for photos and short, child-friendly walks.
Short hike to see wild macaques and city views — the trail takes ~20–30 minutes uphill, so consider if your child can manage the walk (park open ~9:00–16:00).
Soothing, familiar flavours for kids and adults — Katsukura offers consistent, child-friendly tonkatsu set meals with high chairs available at many locations.
Historic shrine with atmospheric lanterns and quieter lanes of traditional houses — Kasuga Taisha’s open grounds are pleasant for a relaxed afternoon (shrines usually open early until evening).
USJ is highly recommended for children (pre-book tickets — park opens ~9:00 and can close between 18:00–21:00 depending on the day). Alternative: Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan (typically open 10:00–20:00) and Tempozan Marketplace for a more relaxed day.
Evening in Dotonbori for neon sights, street food like takoyaki and easy walking; Dotonbori is lively after sunset and fun for families (open streets 24/7).
Large grounds for kids to run with a short museum visit inside the castle keep (castle typically open 9:00–17:00); great for photos and a gentle morning activity.
Allow 1–1.5 hours travel time by train/airport express and arrive 2–3 hours before international departure on May 10; consider staying near the airport if you have an early morning flight.
Ensure everyone has suitcases ready and documents accessible for your flight back to Mumbai on 2026-05-10; good bedtime routine helps the child rest before travel day.