Explore Disneyland Tokyo with thrilling rides such as Space Mountain and Pirates of the Caribbean. Take photos with your favourite Disney characters and enjoy themed areas such as Fantasyland and Adventureland. For a great end to your day, stay for the nightly fireworks spectacular, "Happily Ever After."
Visit the iconic Sensō-ji Temple, Tokyo's oldest and most significant temple. Explore the traditional Nakamise Shopping Street, lined with shops selling souvenirs, snacks, and traditional crafts. Then, have a thrilling experience at the thrilling Tokyo Skytree, Japan's tallest structure, which offers breathtaking views of Tokyo's skyline.
Start your morning early at the famous Tsukiji Fish Market, a vibrant and bustling seafood emporium. Watch the exciting tuna auctions and enjoy delicious seafood at the surrounding restaurants. Then visit the high-end Ginza area, known for its luxury shopping, Michelin-starred restaurants and elegant cafes.
Discover the vibrant Shinjuku area, home to the world's busiest train station and the stunning Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden. Enjoy thrilling experiences such as the Robot Restaurant, a futuristic cabaret show featuring robots, lasers and dancers. Alternatively, experience VR gaming at the VR Zone Shinjuku, an indoor theme park with exciting VR attractions.
Depart Tokyo city and enjoy a scenic hike up Mount Takao, one of Japan's "Three Mountains for Training." The trek offers a stunning view of the surrounding area and a chance to see monkeys and other wildlife. For a more relaxed experience, take the chairlift or cable car up and enjoy picturesque views of the area below.
If you have more time, consider visiting Tokyo Tower or Odaiba Island. For a more budget-friendly itinerary, skip Disneyland Tokyo and choose the free admission Ueno Park Zoo. For foodies, visit Tsukiji Outer Market to taste a range of seafood and Japanese cuisine. For a mix of adventure and relaxation, visit Tokyo Dome City with exhilarating rides, water park and spa facilities. For a more cultural experience, visit the Edo-Tokyo Museum and learn about the city's history.