Start your day with a unique cultural experience at the largest fish market in the world, Tsukiji Fish Market, which handles over 400 types of seafood daily including tuna auctions that take place in the early morning. Wander through the narrow aisles of vendors selling anything from seaweed to fresh sushi. Don't miss any chance to try the sushi with the freshest seafood.
Asakusa is Tokyo's oldest Geisha district and is characterized by its traditional temples and streets. Visit the iconic and most visited temple in Tokyo, Senso-ji commissioned in ~628 AD, it is home to the goddess of mercy. Don't forget to explore the beautiful and vibrant Nakamise Dori street lined with traditional shops selling local souvenirs, street foods, and more.
Harajuku is a fashionable and quaint neighborhood attracting youth fashion culture and pop. Walk along Takeshita-Dori street, filled with independent boutiques and unique street foods like crepes, pancakes, and rainbow cotton candy. Experience and discover Tokyo's youth-chic fashion culture.
Experience the busiest pedestrian scramble crossing in the world at Shibuya Crossing and see the famous Hachiko Statue. Capture fantastic Instagram-worthy shots of the crossing. Explore the trendy Shibuya shopping district and department stores for the latest fashion, restaurants, bars, arcades, and more.
You can spend more time in Harajuku or Shibuya if you are more interested in shopping or exploring different areas of the city. Alternatively, consider adding Ueno Park and Zoo to your itinerary for a more traditional park experience.