Suggested Itinerary

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Ueno Sta.

3 stops

Registered as a World Heritage Site in July 2016, this is Japan's only national museum dedicated to Western art, featuring works by Monet, Renoir, and Rodin. The collection spans from the late Middle Ages to the mid-20th century, with over 6,000 pieces. The main building, designed by Le Corbusier, showcases highlights such as pilotis and slopes.

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Asakusa Sta.

2 stops

A Buddhist temple representing Japan, with a history of nearly 1,400 years. The smoke from incense offered to the Kannon deity is believed to purify the mind and body. It is also said that applying the smoke to parts of the body can relieve pain, and applying it to the head can make one wiser.

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Oshiage Sta.

6 stops

4 stops

The world’s tallest tower (634m). Offers breathtaking panoramic views of the Kanto region, with sights like Mount Fuji and Tokyo’s skyline. Nearby, Tokyo Solamachi and an aquarium provide entertainment all day long.

Ginza Sta.

4 stops

Ginza is a premier shopping area in Tokyo, home to flagship stores of global brands, long-established department stores, and trend-setting select shops. The charm lies in enjoying the sophisticated streetscape while experiencing the latest in fashion, gourmet, and art.

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Kamiyacho Sta.

1 stops

4 stops

Located right under Tokyo Tower, this is one of the largest digital amusement parks in Japan. With around 20 attractions combining digital technology and real-world play, including a thrilling 360° VR ride, you can enjoy unlimited fun all day long.

Shinjuku Sta.

It is Japan's largest entertainment district, lined with various restaurants and izakayas, where you can enjoy high-quality Japanese cuisine as well as dishes from around the world. You can indulge in a vibrant nightlife with dazzling neon signs.

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Asakusa Sta.

10 stops

A Buddhist temple representing Japan, with a history of nearly 1,400 years. The smoke from incense offered to the Kannon deity is believed to purify the mind and body. It is also said that applying the smoke to parts of the body can relieve pain, and applying it to the head can make one wiser.

Ginza Sta.

5 stops

Ginza is a premier shopping area in Tokyo, home to flagship stores of global brands, long-established department stores, and trend-setting select shops. The charm lies in enjoying the sophisticated streetscape while experiencing the latest in fashion, gourmet, and art.

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Roppongi Sta.

On foot1 mins

Located on the 52nd floor of the Roppongi Hills Mori Tower at 250m above sea level. A glass-walled observation deck with a height of 11m, offering an "urban art" experience. Roppongi Hills is a hub of trendy shops and restaurants, and more, allowing you to experience the latest in Tokyo.

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Roppongi Sta.

1 stops

The observation deck offers a panoramic view of Tokyo, and the seasonal special exhibitions are attractive. It is a popular place where you can enjoy the city's scenery while experiencing art, culture, and the arts.

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Kamiyacho Sta.

On foot1 mins

A symbolic landmark since 1958. From the observation deck, you can admire stunning views of Mount Fuji, Tokyo’s skyline, and beautiful nightscapes.

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Kamiyacho Sta.

1 stops

4 stops

Located right under Tokyo Tower, this is one of the largest digital amusement parks in Japan. With around 20 attractions combining digital technology and real-world play, including a thrilling 360° VR ride, you can enjoy unlimited fun all day long.

Shinjuku Sta.

It is Japan's largest entertainment district, lined with various restaurants and izakayas, where you can enjoy high-quality Japanese cuisine as well as dishes from around the world. You can indulge in a vibrant nightlife with dazzling neon signs.

Shibuya Sta.

7 stops

It is an iconic place in Tokyo where thousands of people pass by at once. The surrounding neon lights and large screens create an impressive urban atmosphere, making it a popular photo spot for tourists.

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Shiodome Sta.

3 stops

1 stops

A historic Edo-period garden of the Tokugawa Shogunate, featuring a tidal pond and two duck hunting grounds. Designated a Special Place of Scenic Beauty and Historic Site, it's perfect for a stroll with seasonal flowers.

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Toyosu Sta.

5 stops

4 stops

An art museum featuring innovative digital technology. Immerse yourself in the artwork and experience the thrill of becoming one with the pieces. Interactive exhibits offer new surprises and learning opportunities with every visit.

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Korakuen Sta.Kasuga Sta.

2 stops

2 stops

How about a 15-minute aerial walk 80 meters above the ground? Each of the 40 gondolas is equipped with karaoke. Why not try singing your heart out with Tokyo as the backdrop, from classic Western hits to the latest chart-toppers? Enjoy a new experience on the Ferris wheel!

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Inaricho Sta.

It offers a spacious bathing area and an interior that exudes the warmth of wood, providing a space where you can relax both physically and mentally. A sauna is also available, and with rinse-in shampoo, body soap, and towels provided, you can enjoy the facilities without bringing anything.

Onarimon Sta.

On foot5 mins

From the temple grounds, you can get a panoramic view of Tokyo Tower, and especially in the evening, the tower's illumination beautifully harmonizes with the old temple buildings, creating a unique atmosphere.

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Kamiyacho Sta.

On foot1 mins

A symbolic landmark since 1958. From the observation deck, you can admire stunning views of Mount Fuji, Tokyo’s skyline, and beautiful nightscapes.

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Kamiyacho Sta.

On foot13 mins

Located right under Tokyo Tower, this is one of the largest digital amusement parks in Japan. With around 20 attractions combining digital technology and real-world play, including a thrilling 360° VR ride, you can enjoy unlimited fun all day long.

Kamiyacho Sta.

3 stops

A city that opened in November 2023, based on the concept of a 'Modern Urban Village'—a town like a 'plaza' surrounded by greenery that connects people. It gathers diverse urban functions such as commercial facilities, cultural facilities, and hotels.

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Ginza Sta.

6 stops

Experience a multi-sensory journey through a world of goldfish art, harmonizing traditional Japanese culture with an enchanting space of light, sound, and fragrance.

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Ueno Hirokoji Sta.

2 stops

Built in 1896 as the main residence of the Iwasaki family, the founders of Mitsubishi, the estate features three remaining structures: a Western-style building and a billiard room designed by British architect Josiah Conder, and a Japanese-style hall said to be created by Daigo Kijūrō. The vast lawn retains the early form of a modern garden.

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Korakuen Sta.Kasuga Sta.

How about a 15-minute aerial walk 80 meters above the ground? Each of the 40 gondolas is equipped with karaoke. Why not try singing your heart out with Tokyo as the backdrop, from classic Western hits to the latest chart-toppers? Enjoy a new experience on the Ferris wheel!