Enjoy a fresh sushi breakfast set near Shinjuku Station to start with classic Edo-style nigiri; efficient for morning departures and loved for morning sushi options.
A spacious, calm park blending Japanese, English, and French garden styles; in February you'll see late winter trees and early plum blossoms if timing aligns.
A peaceful Shinto shrine set in a large forested area; Meiji Shrine is open 6:00am–5:00pm (times vary by season), perfect for a reflective walk after lunch.
Rooftop observation with sweeping night views of Tokyo; typically open until 10:30pm but check for seasonal hours and pre-book tickets to avoid queues.
Tokyo's oldest temple with a colorful approach of stalls selling snacks and souvenirs; temple grounds open from early morning (usually 6:00am), best early to avoid crowds.
Reputable tempura restaurant known for tender, lightly battered tempura bowls — arrive early or expect a wait; open typically 11:00–20:00 but check hours.
Ueno Park offers museums, ponds, and winter-to-spring trees; visit the Tokyo National Museum (usually open 9:30am–5:00pm, closed Mondays) for Japanese art and artifacts.
Window-shop luxury boutiques, department stores like Mitsukoshi and Ginza Six, and enjoy modern architecture along Chuo-dori; stores usually open around 10:30am.
Trusted sushi restaurant in Ginza for an elevated lunch; reservations recommended for the main restaurant, while express options near stations offer quicker sets.
Immersive digital art museum with water-based installations; requires advance tickets and typically open until 9:00pm — check availability and book ahead.
Evening skyline views and contemporary art at Mori Art Museum (Mori Tower open late into evening, check current hours), ideal for sunset into night cityscapes.
Popular izakaya-style restaurant with lively atmosphere and classic Japanese dishes; reservations recommended for a weekend-like Saturday night in Tokyo.