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About Tokyo
Tokyo is the capital of Japan and the economic, cultural, and political center of the country. Tokyo has 23 special wards. These wards represent the diverse culture, history, and contemporary charm of Tokyo. Here are some of the most popular wards and tourist destinations in Tokyo for visitors.
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Tourist Spots
2. 新宿
Shinjuku Located in the heart of Tokyo, a vibrant city where business and entertainment merge
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Shinjuku
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Shinjuku is one of Tokyo’s main commercial districts, with a mix of business, entertainment, and shopping. At night, neon-decorated buildings create a lively atmosphere, and a wide variety of restaurants, bars, and clubs welcome visitors. For Japanese people, Shinjuku is known as a great place for after-work drinks and weekend shopping.
Best Things to do in Shinjuku at Night
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Shinjuku City Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo Open Google Map |
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3. 渋谷
Shibuya A city known as a gathering place for young people's culture and a trendsetter.
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Shibuya
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Shibuya is the center of youth culture and fashion, and the Shibuya Scramble Crossing in particular is world famous. At night, the streets are teeming with young people, bustling with activity for shopping, dining, and entertainment. For locals, Shibuya is where new trends begin, and is a popular gathering place for friends and a date spot.
Best Things to do in Shibuya at Night
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Shibuya-ku, Tokyo Open Google Map |
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4. 銀座
Ginza Tokyo's leading commercial area for luxury brand shopping
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Ginza
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Ginza is an upscale district of Tokyo known for its luxury brand shopping, museums, and top-notch restaurants. At night, it offers an elegant atmosphere and a relaxed, adult atmosphere. For Japanese people, Ginza is the place to celebrate special occasions and find exclusive gifts.
Best Things to Do in Ginza at Night
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Chuo-ku, Tokyo Open Google Map |
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5. 丸の内
Marunouchi Upscale business district in the heart of Tokyo
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Marunouchi
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Marunouchi is the business and financial center adjacent to Tokyo Station. Lined with office buildings, the district takes on a more relaxed atmosphere at night, when businessmen can be seen relaxing in the upscale restaurants and bars. For Japanese people, Roppongi is known not only as a place for business, but also as a place to enjoy fine dining and shopping.
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Chiyoda city, Tokyo Open Google Map |
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6. お台場
Odaiba Entertainment and shopping area located on Tokyo Bay
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Odaiba
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Odaiba is a man-made island in Tokyo Bay that is home to a variety of shopping malls, restaurants, and amusement facilities. It is a popular date spot at night, with the Rainbow Bridge beautifully illuminated and the night view beautiful. For locals, it is like a resort for families and couples to enjoy on weekends.
Best Things to Do in Odaiba at Night
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Odaiba, Tokyo Open Google Map |
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7. 六本木
Roppongi Tokyo's premier entertainment district with an international art scene and nightlife
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Minato-ku
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Roppongi is a mature town. It is an area of fashionable restaurants, clubs, and art and cultural facilities, and is known as a center for nightlife. Roppongi Hills and Tokyo Midtown are especially popular spots to enjoy the night view. For locals, Roppongi is a place to experience a mature atmosphere and to enjoy nighttime entertainment.
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Roppongi, Minato-ku, Tokyo Open Google Map |
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8. 池袋
Ikebukuro Large commercial area packed with shopping malls, entertainment facilities, and cultural institutions
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Toshima-ku
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Ikebukuro is a large commercial area packed with shopping malls, entertainment facilities, and cultural institutions. With attractions like Sunshine City, it offers a variety of amusements. For Japanese people, Ikebukuro is a hub of urban entertainment with diverse ways to enjoy the city.
Best Things to Do in Ikebukuro at Night
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1 Chome Minamiikebukuro, Toshima City, Tokyo 171-0022 Open Google Map |
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9. 東京スカイツリー
Tokyo Skytree Japan's highest radio tower with a panoramic view of the city of Tokyo
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Oshiage
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The Tokyo Sky Tree is known as the world’s second tallest structure, standing at 634 meters. At night, it is illuminated with beautiful illuminations and offers a 360-degree panoramic view of the Tokyo nightscape. At night, the atmosphere is especially magical, providing an unforgettable view for visitors.
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1 Chome-1-2 Oshiage, Sumida City, Tokyo 131-0045 Open Google Map |
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10. 東京タワー
Tokyo Tower Red and white radio tower overlooking the city of Tokyo
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Minato-ku
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Completed in 1958, the 333-meter tall Tokyo Tower was once the tallest structure in Japan. Its red and white steel structure is an iconic landmark in the Tokyo landscape. At night, it is illuminated, creating a romantic atmosphere. For the locals, it is a symbol of growth and reconstruction, and is beloved by many Japanese.
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2-8, Shiba-Koen 4-chome, Minato-ku, Tokyo Open Google Map |
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11. 浅草
Asakusa Tourist attraction filled with Japanese charm
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Taito-ku
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Asakusa is one of the oldest areas in Tokyo and a place where one can experience traditional Japanese culture. Sensoji Temple is the oldest temple in Tokyo and attracts many tourists. On Nakamise Street, visitors can enjoy traditional Japanese souvenirs and food. Asakusa is an area where visitors can enjoy the atmosphere of old Tokyo.
Best Things to Do in Asakusa at Night
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Asakusa, Taito-ku, Tokyo Open Google Map |
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12. 中野
Nakano A town that combines a friendly downtown atmosphere with the convenience of the city
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Nakano
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Nakano, one of Tokyo’s 23 wards, is a vibrant area located in the heart of the city. It has convenient transportation and is a popular residential area. In particular, the area around Nakano Station is home to many commercial facilities, offering an abundance of shopping and dining options.
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Nakano-ku, Tokyo Open Google Map |
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Tokyo's Local Cuisine
Edomae Sushi Sushi made with fresh seafood from Tokyo Bay
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Edomae Sushi is made with fresh seafood from Tokyo Bay and is a symbol of Tokyo’s sushi culture. The artisanal skills of the sushi chefs are evident in the nigirizushi and makizushi, and the high-end sushi restaurants in Tsukiji Market and Ginza are particularly famous.
Ramen Various ramen from all over Japan
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Tokyo is teeming with a wide variety of ramen restaurants. You can enjoy a variety of soups, such as soy sauce, salt, miso, and tonkotsu (pork bone). Tokyo’s ramen is especially popular among tourists because of its unique style and abundance of toppings.
Unaju Grilled broiled eel on a bed of rice
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Unaju is extremely popular. Unaju is a dish consisting of grilled broiled eel on a bed of rice. In particular, unajyu served at long-established restaurants that have been in business since the Edo period offers a traditional taste.
Popular Eel Restaurant
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Nihonbashi Izumoya
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Monjayaki Famous Teppanyaki Cuisine
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Monjayaki is a teppan-yaki dish famous in downtown Tokyo, especially in the Tsukishima area. Ingredients such as cabbage, seafood, and meat are mixed into a thin batter and grilled on a teppan grill. It is a homey and familiar dish for locals, as they enjoy grilling it by themselves.
Chanko-Nabe One-pot meals eaten by sumo wrestlers in their rooms on a daily basis
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Chanko-nabe is a nabe dish served at the famous sumo stables in the Ryogoku district of Tokyo. It is nutritious and hearty, with plenty of meat, fish, and vegetables. Chanko-nabe is known as a dish used by sumo wrestlers to improve their physical strength.
Aburasoba A kind of ramen without soup
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Aburasoba is a type of ramen with no broth, a dish in which noodles are tossed with sauce. In Tokyo, there are many restaurants specializing in this dish, and with a wide variety of toppings, it is a fun way to customize the dish to your own taste.
Popular Aburasoba Shop
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Tokyo Yugumi Sohonten
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Tempura Fried dishes with fresh seafood and vegetables
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Tempura in Tokyo is a deep-fried dish made with fresh seafood and vegetables and characterized by the Edo-mae technique. Its crispy texture and simple seasoning that makes the most of the flavors of the ingredients are appealing.
Fukagawa-meshi Rice cooked with clams
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Fukagawa-meshi is a dish that originated in the Fukagawa district of downtown Tokyo. Typical dishes include rice cooked with clams and rice topped with miso soup with clams. This dish began as a fisherman’s dish and is still loved by the locals today, a simple yet delicious dish that shows the bounty of the sea.
Daytime Spots in Tokyo