Visit the famous Sensoji temple – Tokyo's most historic and significant Buddhist Temple. Take a stroll down Nakamise-Dori shopping street where you'll find local street food and souvenir shops.
Take a relaxing stroll through the beautiful gardens and see the different landscapes like the Japanese traditional garden, English Landscape Garden, and French Formal Garden. You can also have a picnic with your group in the gardens.
Spend some time relaxing on the beach with views of Tokyo Bay, the Rainbow Bridge, and the city skyline. You can also enjoy shopping and dining in malls nearby.
Take a quiet walk in the beautiful forest surrounding this famous shrine dedicated to Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken. It's a peaceful escape from the busy streets of Tokyo.
Visit this huge park with a variety of museums, temples, and gardens. Be sure to also check out the street food vendors and cute paddle boats on the park's pond.
Visit Tokyo's "Electric Town" – a hub for electronics and gaming with lots of anime and manga stores. It's a unique and fun experience to immerse yourself in Japanese pop culture.
Enjoy a stroll through the gardens and see the ruins of an old castle tower. You can also take a free guided tour of the Imperial Palace.
Go shopping for unique fashion and souvenirs on Takeshita Street. Be sure to also visit the Meiji Shrine and Yoyogi Park nearby.
Consider getting a Pasmo or Suica card to travel easily on Tokyo's public transport system. Access to subway and JR lines around the city with a card will cost about ¥1500-¥2000 during the stay in Tokyo. Taxis can be expensive around the city but are suitable for groups to travel together.
If you have more time, consider visiting museums or trying traditional Japanese experiences like Tea ceremonies, calligraphy, or Ikebana. If you have less time in Tokyo, you may want to visit fewer areas and take your time to relax in each destination.
Narita International Airport (NRT) is located in Chiba and is about 60km away from central Tokyo. Haneda Airport (HND) is another option that's much closer to central Tokyo, located in Ota-ku, approximately 20km from the city center. Both airports have access to public transport.