Tokyo's tallest tower with panoramic city views and shopping/eating options; observation decks usually open 9:00am–9:00pm (last entries earlier), so plan accordingly.
A peaceful shrine set in a large forested park; Meiji Shrine grounds are free and open from early morning (approx. 5:00am) to dusk — great for a calm stroll.
Trendy Harajuku shopping street (stores commonly open 11:00am–7:00pm) and upscale Omotesando avenue for fashion boutiques — perfect for street-style people-watching.
Early-morning seafood breakfast at Toyosu/Tsukiji-area restaurants; outer stalls and sushi counters usually operate from early morning until early afternoon (approx. 5:00am–2:00pm).
Taste Osaka specialties: okonomiyaki (savory pancake) or takoyaki (octopus balls) in the bustling Dotonbori area; most eateries open late morning through evening.
Immersive digital art museum where shoes come off for select installations; typical opening hours are 10:00am–7:00pm — buy tickets in advance as slots sell out.
Choose a memorable final Tokyo dinner—Ginza offers high-end kaiseki ryotei, while Roppongi has lively robatayaki and izakaya options (many open until late).
Allow ample travel time: Haneda typically 45–90 minutes from central Tokyo, Narita 2–3 hours by train or limousine bus; buy tickets/transfer in advance where possible.