Start with fresh sushi and seafood stalls at Tsukiji Outer Market — great for a casual sushi breakfast and street-food tasting; most stalls operate early (roughly 7:00–14:00).
Window-shop Ginza Six and drop into Sony Park or the Ginza showrooms to see cutting-edge product demos and rotating installations; most stores open around 10:00–11:00.
Casual, family-friendly American-style burgers, pies and brunch favourites in Ginza — a reliable spot if you want burgers close to your hotel (open around 11:00–22:30).
Visit the Kabukiza Gallery for exhibits and consider buying a single-act ticket for a short kabuki performance if the schedule suits — check the Kabukiza schedule as times vary and performances change day to day.
Explore Akihabara's shops (Animate, Mandarake, Yodobashi Camera) for anime merch, figures and tech gadgets — most shops open ~10:00 and stay open until 20:00–21:00.
Experience a quirky element of anime culture with a friendly maid café visit for a themed lunch — reservations can help at busy times; many cafes open midday around 12:00–13:00.
Visit Super Potato for retro games and then try arcades (Taito Station) for classic Japanese game halls — great hands-on tech/gaming time (Super Potato typically opens ~11:00).
Finish with a quintessential ramen experience: Ichiran (counter-style tonkotsu) or Afuri (yuzu-shio) — convenient, casual and teen-friendly; many branches are open late.
A large immersive digital-art experience with timed-entry tickets — book in advance; typical opening is around 10:00 with last entries later in the day, but confirm your slot.
Casual mall dining at DiverCity (food court / Gundam Café) with options from burgers to Japanese casual food — convenient when touring Odaiba's attractions.
Hands-on exhibits about robotics, space and future tech — excellent for tech-curious teens; Miraikan hours are usually 10:00–17:00 (closed Tuesdays), so this Monday is suitable.
Try VR attractions and arcades at Joypolis or continue exploring DiverCity's game and toy shops; many entertainment venues run evenings (Joypolis ~10:00–22:00).
Walk to Shibuya, experience the famous scramble crossing and visit the Hachiko statue; end with a rooftop view at Shibuya Sky (open hours ~10:00–22:00).
A must for Studio Ghibli fans — the museum requires advance tickets and has timed entry slots (commonly 10:00 / 12:00 / 14:00 / 16:00); note the museum is closed Tuesdays, so this Wednesday is ideal.
A concentrated paradise for anime, manga, figures and second-hand collectibles — shops typically open 11:00–19:00 and you can hunt rare items together.
If time/energy remain, head to Ikebukuro's Sunshine City and the Pokemon Center Mega Tokyo for character goods; great if your teen loves Pokemon and merchandise.
Grab a quick bakery breakfast at Ginza Kimuraya or use your hotel breakfast to leave time for sightseeing before departure; bakeries open morning hours (from ~9:00).
Visit Senso-ji temple and browse Nakamise for souvenirs, snacks and traditional crafts — the temple area is open early and shops generally operate 9:00–18:00.
Head to Tokyo Skytree for panoramic city views and consider Sumida Aquarium in Skytree Town — Skytree typically opens early (approx 8:00) and the aquarium has long daytime hours; book Skytree tickets if you want a timed slot.