4-Day Tokyo Itinerary (Mar 31–Apr 3, 2026) — Shibuya to Odaiba to Roppongi

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Day 1: Shibuya & Harajuku

Tokyo, Japan on March 31, 2026

8:00AM

Breakfast at Bills Omotesando

Famous for ricotta pancakes and a relaxed atmosphere — a great start before exploring Harajuku; typically open from ~9:00AM (some branches open earlier) so confirm the branch time.
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9:30AM

Shibuya Crossing & Hachiko Statue

See Tokyo’s iconic scramble crossing and the Hachiko statue nearby — best in the morning to avoid the largest crowds; outdoor, open 24/7.
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10:15AM

Takeshita Street (Harajuku)

Explore youth fashion, quirky shops and street snacks along Takeshita Street — many shops open ~10:00–11:00 through evening hours, check individual shop times.
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12:00PM

Lunch at Afuri (Harajuku)

Try yuzu shio ramen — light, fragrant broth and a great Harajuku lunch option; popular lunch hours can have short waits (opens ~11:00AM).
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1:30PM

Meiji Shrine and Yoyogi Park

A tranquil Shinto shrine set in a large wooded area — grounds are generally open from early morning until late afternoon (approx. 5:00AM–6:00PM); peaceful contrast to nearby Harajuku.
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3:00PM

Omotesando Boulevard & boutique shopping

Stroll Omotesando’s architecturally interesting flagship stores and cafes — stores typically open mid-morning to early evening.
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5:00PM

Shinjuku — Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building observation deck

Head to the free observation decks for sweeping city views (decks typically open ~9:30AM–11:00PM but check seasonal hours).
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7:00PM

Dinner in Omoide Yokocho (Shinjuku) - yakitori

Enjoy classic yakitori and izakaya vibes in this atmospheric narrow alley — small venues open from early evening; cash often accepted.
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9:00PM

Stroll Kabukicho or Golden Gai

Experience neon nightlife — Golden Gai’s tiny themed bars open late and are perfect for a short bar crawl (entry policies vary, check open times).
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Day 2: Asakusa & Ueno

Tokyo, Japan on April 1, 2026

8:00AM

Breakfast at a local Asakusa café (try melonpan or coffee)

Light breakfast at a neighborhood café sets you up for a morning of temples and markets; most cafes open 7:00–9:00AM onward.
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9:30AM

Senso-ji Temple & Nakamise Shopping Street

Tokyo’s oldest temple with the lively Nakamise approach selling snacks and souvenirs — temple grounds open early morning (often from 6:00AM), shops generally open by mid-morning.
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11:15AM

Walk along Sumida Park with Skytree views

Short riverside stroll to photograph Tokyo Skytree from the Sumida River banks; outdoor and open any time.
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12:15PM

Lunch at Daikokuya Tempura (Asakusa)

Classic tendon (tempura over rice) from a long-standing Asakusa shop — popular at lunch so expect a queue; typically opens for lunch around 11:00–11:30AM.
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1:45PM

Ueno Park & Tokyo National Museum

Large park with museums and seasonal cherry blossoms — Tokyo National Museum typically open 9:30AM–5:00PM (closed Mondays) and houses Japan’s major cultural artifacts (check exhibit schedules).
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3:45PM

Ameya-Yokocho street market (Ueno)

Bustling open-air market perfect for street snacks, bargains and local atmosphere — shops generally open through the afternoon into early evening.
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4:30PM

Akihabara — electronics, anime and game stores

Dive into otaku culture with multi-floor shops and retro game stores; most shops open through the evening (commonly until 8:00–9:00PM).
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6:30PM

Dinner at Gyukatsu Motomura (Akihabara)

Try gyukatsu (breaded fried beef cutlet) — popular chain with efficient service; opens for dinner service around 11:00AM and again midday into evening depending on location.
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8:00PM

Optional: Maid café or evening arcade time

Experience a themed café or spend time in multi-floor arcades — many venues operate into the late evening (hours vary widely, confirm before going).
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Day 3: Toyosu & Odaiba

Tokyo, Japan on April 2, 2026

8:00AM

Breakfast at The Great Burger (Shinjuku) or local café

Hearty international-style breakfast to fuel a full day of modern Tokyo attractions; typical open hours ~8:00AM–late afternoon for cafés.
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9:30AM

Transit to Toyosu / Odaiba (Yurikamome or Toei Metro)

Scenic trip across Tokyo Bay on the Yurikamome line for great views — allow 30–45 minutes from central Tokyo depending on your start point.
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10:15AM

teamLab Planets (Toyosu)

Immersive digital art museum where visitors walk through water and interactive installations — tickets sell out; typical hours ~10:00AM–7:00PM but confirm and book in advance.
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11:45AM

Odaiba waterfront & DiverCity (Gundam statue)

Scaled Gundam statue, shopping and waterfront promenades — DiverCity and outdoor areas open midday; good spot for photos and a quick walk.
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12:45PM

Lunch at DiverCity food area or Sushi Zanmai (Odaiba)

Wide range of casual dining options in DiverCity including ramen, sushi and international food — convenient for groups with varied tastes.
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2:00PM

Miraikan (National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation)

Hands-on exhibits about science and future tech, including ASIMO demonstrations on select days — generally open ~10:00AM–5:00PM; check special exhibit hours.
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4:15PM

Return to Ginza for high-end shopping and Hibiya area

Stroll Ginza’s flagship stores and department stores — many boutiques close by 8:00PM but cafés and restaurants remain open later.
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6:30PM

Dinner at Sushi no Midori or Sushi Zanmai (Ginza)

Reliable, high-quality sushi restaurants with reasonable prices for the area; expect waits at peak times — many open through the evening.
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8:30PM

Evening: Golden Gai / Jazz bar in Shinjuku

Finish the night with intimate bars or live jazz — many venues open late (confirm entry times and any cover charges).
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Day 4: Tsukiji & Roppongi

Tokyo, Japan on April 3, 2026

8:00AM

Breakfast and morning tasting at Tsukiji Outer Market

Sample fresh seafood, tamagoyaki and street snacks — many vendors open early (best visit in the morning; outer market shops often open until early afternoon).
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9:30AM

Explore Tsukiji Outer Market stalls

Browse speciality shops selling knives, pickles and seafood products — outdoor market environment; note that opening hours vary by vendor (many close ~2:00PM).
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11:15AM

Imperial Palace outer grounds & Nijubashi Bridge

Walk the public plaza and view the famous Nijubashi bridge; the East Gardens are lovely but check their opening days/hours (typically 9:00AM–4:30PM with occasional closed days) — if closed, enjoy Kokyo Gaien and Marunouchi architecture.
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12:45PM

Lunch in Marunouchi / Ginza (choice of soba or tonkatsu)

Marunouchi and Ginza have many excellent mid-range lunch options — try soba or a classic tonkatsu for a satisfying midday meal.
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2:15PM

Roppongi Hills Mori Tower — Tokyo City View

Observation deck with panoramic city views and the Mori Art Museum upstairs (museum hours vary; observation deck typically open until late evening — check current hours).
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4:00PM

Explore Roppongi art scene (Mori Art Museum / Suntory Museum)

Modern art venues and galleries are clustered here — museum opening hours and exhibits vary, so check each museum’s schedule before visiting.
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6:30PM

Dinner at Gonpachi Nishi-Azabu

Lively izakaya-style restaurant known for atmosphere and wide menu — open for dinner most evenings but reservations recommended for busy nights.
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8:30PM

Tokyo Tower night view (Main Deck)

Finish with a classic night panorama of Tokyo — Tokyo Tower Main Deck is usually open until 11:00PM (confirm seasonal hours) and offers great cityscape photos.
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