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10 best places in Tokyo
Tokyo is a city where imperial gardens and Shinto shrines sit alongside the neon streets of Shibuya and the world's busiest subway network. Precision and total sensory overload coexist here — and both are equally Tokyo.
Imperial Palace
The Japanese emperor's residence behind the moats of old Edo Castle, ringed by a park popular for walks and runs.
Senso-ji Temple
Tokyo's oldest Buddhist temple in Asakusa, reached via the Nakamise shopping street of souvenirs and street food.
Meiji Jingu Shrine
A Shinto shrine at the city's centre, surrounded by a man-made forest of 100,000 trees.
Mori Art Museum (Roppongi Hills)
A contemporary art museum on the 53rd floor, with a panoramic observation deck over all of Tokyo.
Shinjuku Gyoen
A sprawling park combining Japanese, French, and English gardens — the city's best spot for spring hanami.
Toyosu Market
Successor to the famed Tsukiji fish market, where morning tuna auctions play out in front of visitors.
Shibuya
Home to the famous scramble crossing and a maze of shops, bars, and karaoke that never really sleeps.
Fuglen Tokyo
A Norwegian-Japanese café in Shibuya-Tomigaya that became a symbol of Tokyo's third-wave coffee scene.
Sukiyabashi Jiro
The legendary ten-seat sushi counter made famous by a documentary and decades of flawless reputation.
Golden Gai
A Shinjuku maze of tiny bars, many barely large enough to seat a handful of people at once.
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