6-Day City Experiences Itinerary in Tokyo

• Day 1: Exploring Tokyo's Modern Side
  Immerse yourself in Tokyo's modern and stylish culture by visiting the Shibuya Crossing, the busiest intersection in the world, and the iconic Tokyo Tower with a stunning view of the city. Then, explore the interactive exhibits at the Digital Art Museum: teamLab Borderless, featuring mesmerizing digital art installations. Lastly, end the day at Omoide Yokocho, a narrow alleyway lined with traditional Japanese eateries.
  
• Day 2: Traditional Tokyo Experience
  Start your day by visiting the striking Sensō-ji Temple, Tokyo's oldest and most famous temple. Then, see the Imperial Palace, the primary residence of the Emperor of Japan, surrounded by lush gardens. In the evening, enjoy a traditional Japanese dinner and show at Kabukiza Theatre.
  
• Day 3: Art and Culture in Tokyo
  Spend your day discovering the city's creative side by visiting the Tokyo National Museum, showcasing Japan's history, art, and culture. Next, head to the Ueno Park to explore the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum and the Tokyo National Museum of Western Art. End the day at the Akihabara Electric Town, a fascinating district filled with anime and manga shops and video game arcades.
  
• Day 4: Tokyo's Food Scene
  Indulge your taste buds by exploring Tokyo's food scene. Start at the Tsukiji Outer Market, a bustling food market with an array of street food options. Then, enjoy lunch at the Robot Restaurant, a quirky and entertaining performance venue with food and drinks served at your seat. In the evening, head to Ginza, considered Tokyo's premier shopping and dining district.
  
• Day 5: Nostalgic Tokyo
  Get a glimpse of Tokyo's past by visiting the Edo-Tokyo Museum, showcasing Edo, Tokyo's former name, during the feudal era. Then, visit the teamLab Planets art exhibit, featuring immersive digital art installations. In the evening, stroll through the vibrant Harajuku Takeshita Dori, a street bursting with unique fashion and quirky street vendors.
  
• Day 6: Tokyo Disneyland
  Enjoy a magical day at Tokyo Disneyland, featuring classic Disney attractions, magical parades, and character meet-and-greets. It's an excellent way to end the trip before departing Tokyo.
  

Time and Costs Estimates

• Shibuya Crossing (1 hour, Free)
• Tokyo Tower (2 hours, 3000 yen)
• Digital Art Museum (3 hours, 3200 yen)
• Omoide Yokocho (2 hours, Varies)
• Sensō-ji Temple (2 hours, Free)
• Imperial Palace (3 hours, Free)
• Kabukiza Theatre (4 hours, 10000 yen)
• Tokyo National Museum (4 hours, 1000 yen)
• Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum (2 hours, 1000 yen)
• Tokyo National Museum of Western Art (2 hours, 500 yen)
• Akihabara Electric Town (3 hours, Varies)
• Tsukiji Outer Market (2 hours, Varies)
• Robot Restaurant (2 hours, 8000 yen)
• Ginza (3 hours, Varies)
• Edo-Tokyo Museum (4 hours, 600 yen)
• teamLab Planets (2 hours, 3200 yen)
• Harajuku Takeshita Dori (2 hours, Varies)
• Tokyo Disneyland (8 hours, 8500 yen)
Total Estimated Costs: around 42900 yen/person

Transportation

Using Tokyo Metro is the best way to get around the city, and the most economical option is to purchase a two-day Tokyo Subway Ticket for 1200 yen or a three-day ticket for 1500 yen. Taxis are also available but can be expensive, so it's best to use for short distances. Allow for extra time travel times as Tokyo is a busy city, and traffic can be heavy at peak hours.

Useful Tips

If you have extra time, visit the Meiji Jingu Shrine or the JR Tokyo Station. If you have less time, consider skipping the Robot Restaurant and Ginza.

Airports

The airport serving Tokyo is the Tokyo-Narita Airport (NRT) located about 60 km from the city center. You can reach the city via the Narita Express train or bus services which take about 1-2 hours, depending on traffic. Another airport is the Tokyo International Airport (HND), also known as Haneda Airport, located closer to the city, about 15 km from central Tokyo. The airport is accessible via a monorail or a train to Tokyo Station, which takes about 30 minutes.