Tokyo is a city that never ceases to surprise. From its ancient temples up to their neon lights, passing through its Streets full of life, next-level technology and amazing cuisine, the Japanese capital is a destination that you have to live at least once in your life. Whether you are Planning your first trip to Tokyo or returning to discover more, in this guide you will find 30 must-see things to do in Tokyo in 2025. It includes temples, viewpoints, cultural experiences, iconic sites, geeky spots, and culinary delights that will make your trip an unforgettable experience.
ARE YOU PLANNING A TRIP TO JAPAN?
HERE YOU HAVE CONTENT THAT PROBABLY INTERESTS YOU
- How to Organize a Trip to Japan
- ESIM data card to have internet on your trip
- Travel Insurance
- Find cheap flights
- Get the Klook Pass Tokyo
- Get your JR Pass here
- Greetings in Japanese
- Buy your ticket for Universal Studios Japan
- How to get to Osaka from Kansai Airport
- How does transportation work in Tokyo?
- How to get from Narita Airport to central Tokyo
- Travel to Osaka
- Travel to Kyoto
- Travel to Fukuoka
Also, so that planning your trip easier, we have included:
- History and context in each activity so you understand the essence of each place.
- Recommended tours and experiences.
- Links to our Guides to explore the best of Tokyo.
- Where to sleep in each area.
Before you start, check out our Complete guide to traveling to Tokyo, with information on transportation, budgeting, and key tips.
Shibuya and its must-sees
1️⃣ Cross the famous Shibuya Crossing
📍 Where: Shibuya
⏰ Schedule: 24h
💰 Price: Free
First, we have to talk about the famous Shibuya crossing. It is the most famous pedestrian crossing in the world and a reflection of the orderly chaos that defines Tokyo.
In fact, it is said that more than 2,500 people cross at once during rush hour. This intersection represents the energy of Tokyo: fast, vibrant and chaotic, but orderlyIt reflects the city's frenetic pace and its inexhaustible energy.
For fans of otaku culture, don't miss the Shibuya Park, a shopping center with Nintendo, Pokémon, and Jump Shop stores.
📌 Dreamer advice: For the best view, go up to the Shibuya Sky or to Starbucks in Tsutaya.
🛏️ Where to sleep in Shibuya:
Shibuya Excel Hotel Tokyo – Rooms with views of the crossing.
Do-c Shibuya Ebisu– Hotel with excellent location.
2️⃣ Visit the statue of Hachikō, Japan's most loyal dog
📍 Location: Hachikō Exit, Shibuya Station
⏰ Schedule: 24h
💰 Price: Free
The statue of Hachiko It's one of Tokyo's most moving monuments. It's a favorite meeting point for locals and tourists alike. Hachikō was an Akita dog who waited for his owner. for 9 years at Shibuya Station, even after he died in 1925. His loyalty moved people so much that a statue was built in his honor in 1934.
🐶 For this reason, every April 8th a tribute is held in memory of Hachikō in this square.
🎟️ Recommended experience: Free tour of Shibuya
3️⃣ What to see and do in Tokyo: Go up to Shibuya Sky
📍 Where: Shibuya
⏰ Schedule: 10:00 – 22:30
💰 Price: 2,000 yen
Immediately after Shibuya crossing, another thing to do in Tokyo is to go to Shibuya Sky, which is the best observation deck in TokyoFrom 229 meters high, you will have a 360° view of the city: skyscrapers, Shibuya Crossing from above, and on clear days, even Mount Fuji.
Opened in 2019, Shibuya Sky It has become a must-see spot for viewing Tokyo from above. Its open, minimalist design makes it perfect for photos.
🎟️ Tip: Book in advance on Klook because tickets sell out fast.
4️⃣ Explore Shibuya Parco - Geek Shopping Center
📍 Location: Shibuya
⏰ Schedule: 10:00 – 21:00
💰 Price: Free
Shibuya Park it is a shopping center A must-see for fans of anime, manga and video gamesHere you will find:
🎮 Nintendo Tokyo: The first official Nintendo store in Japan, featuring exclusive items.
🐉 Jump Shop: Official store of One Piece, Dragon Ball, Naruto and more.
👾 Capcom Store: Merchandising of resident Evil, Monster Hunter and Street Fighter.
🕹️ Pokémon Center Shibuya: One of the best Pokémon stores in Tokyo.
📌 Dreamer Advice: To find out how to visit Shibuya Park if you are a geek like us, check out our guide now. Shibuya Park Guide.
🎟️ Recommended experience: Private tour of the geeky neighborhoods of Nakano, Ikebukuro, and Shimokitazawa
5️⃣ Enjoy the neon lights from a rooftop bar
📍 Location: Shibuya
⏰ Schedule: 6:00 PM – 2:00 AM
💰 Price: It depends on the bar
The night views of Shibuya from a rooftop are spectacular. Tokyo is a city that shines at night, and Rooftop bars offer the best panoramic views with signature cocktails.
The best rooftop bars in Shibuya:
- 🍸 Ce La Vi Tokyo: Located in Shibuya Scramble Square, with direct views of the crossing.
- 🍷 Rooftop Bar Shibuya Excel Hotel Tokyu: Sophisticated and overlooking the city's neon lights.
- 🍹 Two Rooms Grill & Bar: A more elegant and calm atmosphere.
📌 Dreamer Advice: Most rooftop bars have a cover charge (admission fee), so check before you go.
🎟️ Recommended experience: Shibuya Night Walk and Pub and Restaurant Crawl
What to see and do in Tokyo: Asakusa, temples and tradition
6️⃣ Visit Sensō-ji Temple, the oldest temple in Tokyo
📍 Where: Asakusa
⏰ Schedule: 06:00 – 17:00
💰 Price: Free
He Sensō-ji Temple It is the Tokyo's oldest and most revered. The enormous Kaminarimon Gate and its 4-meter red lantern are among the most photographed places in the city. Founded in 645, the temple is dedicated to Kannon, the goddess of mercyIt was rebuilt after World War II and remains a site of pilgrimage.
📌 Dreamer Advice: Find out more about Asakusa in our Guide to what to do in Asakusa.
🎟️ Recommended experience: Guided tour of Asakusa
🛏️ Where to sleep in Asakusa:
Asakusa View Hotel – Rooms with views of the Tokyo Skytree.
Juyoh Hotel– Economical, clean and well located.
The Gate Hotel Asakusa Kaminarimon – Elegant and well located.
7️⃣ Stroll down Nakamise Street and try traditional sweets
📍 Location: Asakusa
⏰ Schedule: 09:00 – 19:00
💰 Price: Free (food optional)
Similarly, the Nakamise Street It is the shopping avenue that leads directly to Sensō-ji Temple. It is the perfect place to buy souvenirs and try typical Japanese sweets.
What to try in Nakamise:
Dango – Sweet rice balls with soy sauce.
Senbei – Crispy rice crackers.
Matcha ice cream – Green tea ice cream.
Taiyaki – Fish-shaped cake filled with anko (red bean paste).
📌 Dreamer Advice: If you buy food, try to eat it on the side of the street, as it is not customary in Japan to walk while eating.
🎟️ Recommended experience: Guided tour of Asakusa
8️⃣ Explore Imado Shrine: the other Maneki-neko temple
📍 Where: Asakusa
⏰ Schedule: 08:00 – 17:00
💰 Price: Free
Another point that should not be missing in things to do in Tokyo, is the Imado Shrine It is a temple dedicated to the Maneki-neko, the Japanese lucky cat. It is less known than Gotokuji, but it is believed that the legend of this good fortune amulet was born here.
📌 Dreamer Advice: Read our complete guide to Complete guide to the Imado Sanctuary.
9️⃣ Go up to the Tokyo Skytree and the Sumida district
📍 Where: Sumida
⏰ Schedule: 10:00 – 21:00
💰 Price: 2,100 yen – 3,100 yen
Tokyo Skytree It's the tallest tower in Japan and the best viewing point in Tokyo. From 634 meters high, you can see the entire city. Built in 2012, it was designed with traditional Japanese architecture.
📌 Dreamer Advice: If you have time, when you go up the Tokyo Skytree, let yourself be carried away by the shopping center in the tower. There are geeky shops, delicious food, and great views.
🎟️ Recommended experience: Skip-the-line Tokyo Skytree admission.
🔟 Try fresh sushi at Tsukiji Market
📍 Location: Tsukiji
⏰ Schedule: 06:00 – 14:00
💰 Price: From ¥1,500
He Tsukiji Market It's the place to try fresh sushi in Tokyo. Although the fish auction has moved to Toyosu, Tsukiji still has the best traditional restaurants. It was the world's largest fish market until 2018 and remains a must-visit culinary destination today.
What to eat:
🍣 Sushi omakase: Sushi tasting menu with the freshest fish.
🦀 Kani miso: Creamy crab paste, a Japanese delicacy.
🐙 Takoyaki: Octopus balls with special sauce.
🐟 Seafood Donburi: Rice bowl with fresh sashimi.
🎟️ Recommended experience: Tsukiji Food Tour
🛏️ Where to sleep near Tsukiji:
Tokyu Stay Tsukiji
Geekism in Akihabara, Ikebukuro and Harajuku
1️⃣1️⃣ Explore Harajuku and Takeshita Street
📍 Where: Harajuku
⏰ Schedule: Stores open from 10:00
💰 Price: Free
Harajuku is undoubtedly the epicenter of alternative fashion and Japanese youth culture. Takeshita Street It is the most famous street, full of unique clothing stores, extravagant crepes, and themed cafes. In the 90s, Harajuku became the birthplace of Tokyo's street fashion. Urban tribes like gothic lolitas and visual kei became famous in this neighborhood.
📌 Dreamer Advice: Read our Guide on what to do in Harajuku.
🎟️ Recommended experience: Private tour of Akihabara
🛏️ Where to sleep in Harajuku:
Hotel Resol Harajuku – Just a few minutes from Takeshita Street.
Best Western Hotel Fino Tokyo Akihabara – Boutique with modern design.
1️⃣2️⃣ Discover Pokemon Center and Pikachu Sweets in Ikebukuro
📍 Where: Ikebukuro
⏰ Schedule: 10:00 – 21:00
💰 Price: Free
Without a doubt, Ikebukuro is one of the geekiest neighborhoods in Tokyo, and here you will find the Pokémon Center Mega Tokyo and the Kirby Café StoreThe Pokémon Center opened in 2014 and has become one of the largest in the world.
📌 Dreamer Advice: Read our guide on Pikachu Sweets.
🛏️ Where to sleep in Ikebukuro:
🏨 Sunshine City Prince Hotel – Just a few meters from the station.
1️⃣3️⃣ Visit Akihabara, the mecca of anime and electronics
📍 Location: Akihabara
⏰ Schedule: It depends on each store, generally from 10:00 – 21:00
💰 Price: Free (optional purchase, unless you are a geek as it will be inevitable)
Surely, if you are a fan of anime, manga, video games and technology you will know that Akihabara is a paradise. This neighborhood is full of electronics stores, maid cafes, arcades, and exclusive merchandise.
After World War II, Akihabara became a center for electronic components. In the 1990s, with the rise of anime and video games, it evolved into "Electric Town" and Japan's otaku mecca.
What to see and do in Akihabara:
- 🕹️ Play in the arcades
- 📚 Explore manga and anime stores
- ☕ Visit a maid café
- 💻 Buy technology
🎟️ Recommended experiences:
1️⃣4️⃣ What to see and do in Tokyo: Eat at the Kirby Café
📍 Location: Tokyo Skytree Town, Sumida
⏰ Schedule: 10:00 – 20:00
💰 Price: From 3,000 yen
He Kirby Café It is one of the most popular theme cafes in Tokyo. Everything here is a cute explosion, with dishes inspired by the Kirby games.
What to eat at the Kirby Café:
- Kirby Burger: With bread in the shape of the character.
- Waddle Dee's Omurice: Japanese-style omelet rice.
- Star and cloud shaped desserts: Inspired by Dream Land.
📌 Dreamer Advice: Stop by our Kirby Café Guide where we tell you everything about reservations, menu...
1️⃣5️⃣ Enjoy a cake at the Pompompurin Café
📍 Where: Harajuku
⏰ Schedule: 11:00 – 20:00
💰 Price: From ¥1,200
He Pompompurin Café It is a perfect place for fans of the yellow Sanrio character. Here everything is thematic, from the dishes to the decoration. It opened in 1996 and has been one of Sanrio's most popular characters ever since.
📌 Dreamer Tip: Read our guide on Pompompurin Café Guide.
What to see and do in Tokyo: Culture and nature
1️⃣6️⃣ Explore the Imperial Palace
📍 Where: Chiyoda
⏰ Schedule: 09:00 – 17:00 (some areas only)
💰 Price: Free (exterior visits)
He Imperial Palace It is the official residence of the Emperor of Japan. Although most of the buildings are closed to the public, you can Stroll through its gardens and see the iconic Nijubashi bridgesBuilt in the 15th century as Edo Castle, it became the imperial residence after the Meiji Restoration in 1868.
📌 Dreamer Advice: The best time to visit is in spring when the cherry trees are in bloom or in autumn when the colors are reddish.
1️⃣7️⃣ Stroll through Yoyogi Park and visit the Meiji Shrine
📍 Location: Harajuku
⏰ Schedule:
- Yoyogi Park: 24h
- Meiji Shrine: 5:00 AM – 6:00 PM (varies by season)
💰 Price: Free
Certainly, the Yoyogi Park It is one of the green lungs of Tokyo, a perfect place to take a break from the hustle and bustle of the city, have a picnic or simply enjoy nature. Right next to the park is the Meiji Shrine, the city's most important Shinto shrine, dedicated to Emperor Meiji and his wife, Empress Shōken. Definitely a must-see and do in Tokyo.
Why visit Yoyogi Park?
🌸 Hanami in spring
If you visit Tokyo in March or April, he Yoyogi Park is filled with cherry blossoms and it is a perfect place to do a picnic under the sakura.
🎭 Urban culture on weekends
On Sundays, Yoyogi becomes a cosplay stage, music bands and street performers. It is the ideal place to see Japanese alternative culture in action.
🚴 Bike rentals and running areas
The park has special paths for cyclists and runners, so if you want to do sports in Tokyo, this is the place!
⛩️ Why visit the Meiji Shrine?
Built in 1920This shrine is a tribute to Emperor Meiji, who led the modernization of Japan in the 19th century. Although it was destroyed in World War II, it was rebuilt thanks to donations from all over Japan. To reach the sanctuary, you will walk through a trail surrounded by more than 100,000 treesThe entrance is marked by a giant wooden torii, one of the largest in Japan.
Also, along the way, you will see decorated sake barrels donated by Japanese producers, and interestingly, there are also barrels of wine from France, as Emperor Meiji was a big fan of Western wine.
📌 Dreamer Tip: For a unique experience, visit the sanctuary early in the morning, when Shinto ceremonies are in progress and the atmosphere is calmer.
🎟️ Recommended experience: Free tour of the Meiji Shrine and Yoyogi Park
1️⃣8️⃣ Take a tour of Yanaka, Tokyo's old town
📍 Where: Yanaka
⏰ Schedule: 24h
💰 Price: Free
Yanaka is one of the few neighborhoods that survived the bombings of World War IIHere, time seems to have stood still: cobblestone streets, hidden temples, and wooden houses. It's one of the areas that best preserves the atmosphere of Edo-era Tokyo.
📌 Dreamer Advice: Try a dorayaki at Waguriya bakery, they're famous!
1️⃣9️⃣ See the samurai show in Shinjuku
📍 Location: Various locations
⏰ Schedule: 6:00 PM – 10:00 PM (depending on the show)
💰 Price: From 5,000 yen
Surely you have ever wanted to see Samurai in action, katana fights and adrenaline-filled Japanese theater, in Tokyo there are several shows that bring the history of legendary warriors to the present. In Tokyo you can find live shows that combine fight choreography, special effects, and traditional Japanese culture.
Samurai Ninja Museum Tokyo With Samurai and Ninja Experience
Immerse yourself in the rich history of samurai and ninja at this interactive museum. Located in Asakusa, it offers visitors the chance to try on authentic armor, learn sword fighting techniques, and practice ninja skills such as shuriken throwing and blowgun use. An educational and exciting experience for all ages.
2️⃣0️⃣ What to see and do in Tokyo: Relax in a traditional onsen
📍 Location: Various (Odaiba, Hakone, Kusatsu)
⏰ Schedule: Depends on the onsen (usually 10:00 – 23:00)
💰 Price: 1,000 yen – 3,500 yen
Without a doubt, immersing yourself in a onsen (Japanese hot spring) It is one of the most authentic experiences you can have in Japan. Although Tokyo is a modern city, It also has excellent urban onsen where you can relax without leaving the city..
Unique experiences in Tokyo that you can't miss
2️⃣1️⃣ What to see and do in Tokyo: Visit Tokyo Disneyland and DisneySea
📍 Where: Urayasu
⏰ Schedule: 08:00 – 22:00
💰 Price: From ¥8,200
On the other hand, if you're as big a Disney fan as we are, you have two options for what to see and do in Tokyo:
Tokyo Disneyland → Classic amusement park with castle and iconic characters.
Tokyo DisneySea → Unique in the world, inspired by the sea and with exclusive attractions.
📌 Dreamer Tip: If you love Disney, read our Tokyo Disneyland Guide.
🎟️ Recommended experience: Skip-the-line tickets to Disney
🛏️ Where to stay at Tokyo Disney Resort:
🏨 Disney Ambassador Hotel
2️⃣2️⃣ What to see and do in Tokyo: Explore Sanrio Puroland
📍 Location: Tama, Tokyo
⏰ Schedule: 10:00 – 17:00 (may vary depending on the day)
💰 Price: 3,600 yen – 4,800 yen
Probably if you are a fan of Hello Kitty, My Melody, Cinnamoroll and other Sanrio characters, you talk I hate to talk about Sanrio Puroland. It is an indoor theme park where you can immerse yourself in the kawaii world, Unlike Tokyo Disneyland or Universal Studios Japan, this park is more small and intimate, but its design makes it a one-stop destination for Sanrio lovers.
🎀 What to do at Sanrio Puroland
Can enter Hello Kitty's house, decorated in her pink and super adorable style, and take a picture with her.
Enjoy Sanrio's Kawaii Parade 🎠✨
One of the biggest attractions of Puroland is its A parade of lights and music, where Sanrio characters dance in a show full of neon colors and special effects.
Try Sanrio themed food 🍛🍰
The park's restaurants serve plates decorated with the characters, such as My Melody curry, Pompompurin crepes and Cinnamoroll cakes.
Explore Sanrio stores 🛍️
Here you can find Exclusive Hello Kitty and Friends merchandise which is not available anywhere else in Japan.
📌 Dreamer Tip: Stop by our Sanrio Puroland Guide where we tell you all about tickets, attractions...
🎟️ Recommended experience: Sanrio Puroland Skip-the-Line Tickets
🛏️ Where to stay near Sanrio Puroland:
🏨 Keio Plaza Hotel Tama – Official Sanrio hotel with Hello Kitty-themed rooms.
2️⃣3️⃣ Discover the Ghibli Museum and the Donguri shops
📍 Location: Mitaka, Tokyo
⏰ Schedule: 10:00 – 18:00
💰 Price: 1,000 yen
Of course, if you are a fan of Studio Ghibli and films like "My Neighbor Totoro," "Spirited Away," and "Princess Mononoke", he Ghibli Museum in Mitaka It is a must-see.
Since only here you can see Ghibli animated short films that are not available anywhere else in the world.
What to see at the Ghibli Museum
The museum is designed as if it were a Ghibli movie, with spiral staircases, colorful stained glass windows and spaces full of magic.
In addition, on the museum terrace there is a life-size statue of the robot from "Laputa", one of the best places for photos.
📌 Dreamer Tip: If you want to buy souvenirs, visit the Stores Donguri , where they sell official Ghibli merchandise.
🎟️ Recommended experience: Ghibli Museum, Hotel Gajoen Tokyo, and Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum Tour
Ghibli Museum
This is a must-see destination for Studio Ghibli fans. The museum immerses you in the magical world of Hayao Miyazaki's films, with exclusive exhibits, original short films, and charming details around every corner. It's like stepping into an animated dream!
2️⃣4️⃣ What to see and do in Tokyo: See the Gundam and geek out in Odaiba
📍 Location: DiverCity Tokyo Plaza, Odaiba
⏰ Schedule: 24h (the transformation show occurs several times a day)
💰 Price: Free
If you are a fan of mechas and anime, The Gundam RX-0 Unicorn Statue in Odaiba is a must-see.. This statue of 20 meters high Not only is it impressive, but it is also It transforms at certain times of the day.
🤖 What to do in Odaiba besides seeing the Gundam Statue
Small Worlds Tokyo
This miniature museum captures elements both historical and fantastical, providing a fascinating look into different eras and imaginative worlds. The detailed miniature models and scenes will transport you to diverse settings, from futuristic cities to classical landscapes.
Unko Museum
There's a poop museum! Located in Odaiba, this place transforms an unexpected topic into a fun and colorful experience. With interactive exhibits and a super-cheerful atmosphere, it guarantees laughs and good times for all ages. Perfect for quirky photos and unforgettable memories.
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It's a unique sensorial experience. The artworks are projected onto walls and floors, creating an immersive environment where the boundaries between art and viewer disappear. It's a place where you can lose yourself in a constantly changing world of light and color.
2️⃣5️⃣ Explore Nakano Broadway, a paradise for geeky collectors
Nakano Broadway This is that corner of Tokyo where true fans of anime, manga, and retro go to hunt for treasure. Forget the chaos of Akihabara; here the vibe is more underground, more niche. It's a labyrinth of shops crammed with impossible-to-find figures, rare doujinshi, and gadgets from another era. Every aisle is an adventure, every window display a nostalgic blast. If you like limited editions, vintage, or simply losing yourself in a world where geeky is a religion, this is your place.
Can explore the shops at Mandarake, that It is the most famous chain of second-hand stores in Japan, specializing in manga, figures, retro video games and collectibles. Each store within Nakano Broadway focuses on a different theme, from mecha to antique books. This is the perfect place for figurines, art books, and more!
If you are looking for rare trading cards Here you will find Pokémon cards, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Magic: The Gathering and Dragon Ball in perfect condition.
Also, you can cbuy retro video games in specialized stores. If you are a fan of retro, here you can find classic consoles such as the Super Famicom, Nintendo 64 and Game Boy in perfect condition.
In addition, you will be able to discover old magazines and mangas since Nakano Broadway is one of the few places where you can still buy original editions of manga from the 80s and 90s.
📌 Dreamer Tip: If you are a fan of collecting, check out our Geek's guide to where to buy merchandise in Tokyo and our Guide to Nakano Broadway.
🎟️ Recommended experience: Private tour of the geeky neighborhoods of Nakano, Ikebukuro, and Shimokitazawa
2️⃣6️⃣ What to see and do in Tokyo: Explore the Snoopy Museum
📍 Location: Machida, Tokyo
⏰ Schedule: 10:00 – 18:00 (closed on Tuesdays)
💰 Price: 2,000 yen (adults) | 1,000 yen (children)
If you are a fan of Snoopy, Charlie Brown and the whole Peanuts gang, he Snoopy Museum in Tokyo is a must-see destination. This museum is a subsidiary of the Charles M. Schulz Museum in the USA and is packed with original artwork, large-scale figures, and exclusive merchandise.
What to see at the Snoopy Museum?
You will be able to see original sketches by Schulz, classic comic strips and fun facts about Peanuts. From a giant statue of Snoopy until its iconic red booth, here you will find recreations of emblematic scenes.
You can also see screenings of exclusive short films since Peanuts animations and specials are shown you can only see it in this museum.
And of course, you can also visit the PEANUTS Cafe SNOOPY MUSEUM TOKYO and try character-inspired dishes, such as Lattes with Snoopy art and Woodstock cookies.
In addition, there is a store with exclusive merchandise. where you can buy stuffed animals, clothing, mugs and collectibles that are only available here.
🎟️ Tip: Buy your tickets in advance on Klook because visits are limited by schedule.
📌 For more information about this experience, check out our Complete guide to the Snoopy Museum in Tokyo.
2️⃣7️⃣ Take a Japanese cooking class with AirKitchen
📍 Location: Different neighborhoods of Tokyo
⏰ Schedule: It depends on the course
💰 Price: From 4,000 yen
Of course, if you want take a piece of Japan home with you, Nothing better than learning to cook authentic Japanese food in a traditional home.
Since with AirKitchen, can Book unique dining experiences with Japanese hosts, which will teach you from sushi to wagashi (Japanese sweets).
🍜 What kind of classes can you do with AirKitchen?
For example, Homemade sushi class with a Japanese chef 🍣 → Book here
You'll learn how to prepare nigiri, maki, and sashimi from scratch, including techniques for cutting fish and preparing rice.
You can also make homemade ramen 🍜 → Book here
Cook fresh noodles, a traditional broth, and toppings like marinated egg and chashu (roast pork).
As well as attending a gyoza and okonomiyaki class 🥟 → Book here
Discover the secrets of Osaka's crispy gyozas and okonomiyaki, one of Japan's most popular street foods.
And learn the Preparation of matcha and Japanese wagashi sweets 🍵 → Book here
📌 Dreamer Tip: If you want to know more about Japanese cuisine, check out our Guide to Japanese food in Japan.
2️⃣8️⃣ Buy unique souvenirs at Don Quijote (Donki), Japan's craziest shops
📍 Location: Several branches in Tokyo (Shinjuku, Akihabara, Shibuya, Asakusa, Ueno)
⏰ Schedule: 24 hours in most stores
💰 Price: It depends on what you buy
Definitely, if you want Fun souvenirs, unusual products, and Japanese bargains, Don Quixote (Donki) It is a shopping paradise in Tokyo. It is one of the most famous chain stores in Japan and the best thing is that open 24 hours, so you can make purchases at any time. From exotic snacks to tech gadgets, makeup, and geeky costumes, Donki has it ALL.
2️⃣9️⃣ What to see and do in Tokyo: Mount Fuji excursion
📍 Location: Mount Fuji and surroundings (Hakone, Kawaguchiko, Chureito Pagoda)
⏰ Schedule: It depends on the tour or transportation chosen.
💰 Price: From ¥2,000 (transportation) | Tours from ¥6,000
Of course, the Mount Fuji It is the symbol of Japan and one of the most spectacular views you can enjoy from Tokyo. It is not always visible from the city due to fog or pollution, so the best way to appreciate it is to take a day trip to Kawaguchiko, Hakone or Chureito Pagoda.
📸 Best places to see Mount Fuji
Lake Kawaguchiko
Probably one of the best viewpoints of Fuji, with perfect reflections in the water. You can also take a boat ride or relax in an onsen overlooking the volcano.
Chureito Pagoda
The famous red pagoda with Mount Fuji in the background, especially beautiful in spring with the cherry blossoms or in autumn with the red leaves.
Hakone and its cable car
Likewise, in this area you can see Fuji from Lake Ashi, take the cable car up to Owakudani Volcanic Valley and try the famous black eggs (kuro tamago) which are said to prolong life.
📌 If you want more options, check out our Guide on how to see Mount Fuji.
🎟️ Dreamer Recommended Experiences
3️⃣0️⃣ What to see and do in Tokyo: Picnic under the cherry trees in Ueno Park during Hanami
📍 Location: Ueno Park, Tokyo
⏰ Schedule: 24h
💰 Price: Free
To finish our list of 30 things to see and do in Tokyo, tell you that if you visit Tokyo in spring, Hanami (花見) is an experience you can't miss.. This term means “see flowers”, and in Japan, hanami is the tradition of gathering under cherry blossoms (sakura) to enjoy a picnic with friends and family.
Without a doubt, the Ueno Park is one of the Best places in Tokyo to see sakura, with more than 1,000 cherry trees that bloom between late March and early April.
In addition to hanami, in the Ueno Park you can visit:
🏯 Kaneiji Temple – A historic temple with traditional architecture.
🎎 Tokyo National Museum – The most important museum in Japan.
🐼 Ueno Zoo – Home of Tokyo’s famous panda bears.
However, if you don't visit Tokyo in spring, the Ueno Park is still a great place to walk, since in summer it has lakes full of lotus flowers and in autumn its trees are tinged with red and gold colors.
National Museum of Nature and Science, Tokyo
Located in Ueno Park, it is one of the largest science museums in Japan. It is the only national museum in the country with a comprehensive exhibition on natural history and the history of science and technology.
In summary, Tokyo is a perfect blend of tradition and modernity., and the best way to enjoy it is exploring freely, with curiosity and without fear of getting lost in its lively streets.
Finally, if this guide has inspired you to plan your trip and get an idea of what to see and do in Tokyo: Don't forget to check out more tips and experiences in our posts about Japan.See you in Tokyo! 🇯🇵✨
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