100 Things to Do in Tokyo

General Introduction

• Over 40 minutes long video
• Covers newest spots, iconic places, and hidden gems
• Enjoy with snacks or juice

Shibuya Area

• Shibuya: Vibrant district, trendy stores, entertainment venues, and nightlife.
• Shibuya Crossing: World’s busiest pedestrian crossing, iconic site, featured in films.
• Hachiko Statue: Symbol of loyalty, Akita dog who waited for his owner.
• Shibuya Sky: Observation deck, 360° panoramic city views.
• Miyashita Park: Urban park with retail, sports, and leisure facilities.
• Nintendo Tokyo: Flagship store with games and exclusive merchandise.
• Shibuya Stream: Mixed-use complex with shops, offices, and restaurants.
• Village Vanguard: Shop for unique goods and souvenirs.
• Pepper Parlour: Futuristic café with robot servers.

Harajuku Area

• Harajuku: Known for colorful street fashion and youthful culture.
• Meiji Shrine: Serene Shinto shrine surrounded by a forest.
• Takeshita Street: Bustling street with trendy shops and cafes.
• Crepes in Harajuku: Popular sweet treat, various fillings.
• WeGo: Affordable fashion retailer for the youth market.
• Kawaii Land: Store for petting various small animals.
• Cat Street: Narrow lane with boutiques, cafes, and unique shops.

Shinjuku Area

• Shinjuku: Famous for vibrant nightlife.
• Omoide Yokocho: Traditional eateries in narrow alleys.
• Izakaya: Cozy bars for food and drinks.
• Yakitori: Skewered chicken, popular street food.
• Kabukicho: Largest entertainment district in Japan with dazzling nightlife.
• Godzilla Head: Landmark in Kabukicho, roars every hour.
• Golden Gai: Narrow lanes with tiny bars.
• Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building: Free observatory with panoramic views.
• Shinjuku Gyoen: Park with diverse garden styles and cherry blossom viewing.
• Lattes Art: Coffee art with cute designs.
• MUJI: Shopping for simple and functional items.

Shin-Okubo and Ikebukuro

• Shin-Okubo: Known as Korean town, vibrant for Korean culture and cuisine.
• Ikebukuro: Dynamic with shopping, entertainment, and cultural experiences.
• Sunshine City: Complex with attractions like an aquarium and shopping mall.
• Namja Town: Indoor theme park with attractions and food.

Roppongi and Odaiba

• Roppongi: Dynamic nightlife and cultural hub.
• Tsurutontan: Renowned for udon noodle dishes.
• Robot Restaurant: Unique dining experience.
• National Art Center: Large exhibition space with changing exhibits.
• Mori Garden: Traditional Japanese garden. n- Roppongi Keyakizaka Street: Upscale shopping with seasonal attractions.
• Odaiba: Entertainment spot with shopping, beaches, and night views.
• Joypolis: Indoor amusement park with VR games.
• Rainbow Bridge: Suspension bridge with colorful lights.
• Yakatabune: Traditional houseboat for dining cruises.

Around Tokyo Station

• Tokyo Station: Major transport hub with shops and restaurants.
• Tokyo Ramen Street: Top ramen shops.
• Tokyo Character Street: Shops with anime and manga characters.
• Tokyo Okashi Land: Sweets paradise themed around famous Japanese brands.
• Imperial Palace: Residence of Japan’s Emperor with beautiful gardens.

Additional Areas and Attractions

• Ueno Park: Cultural hub with museums and a zoo.
• Ameya Yokocho: Market street with a blend of old and new.
• Sumida River: Scenic riverside walks and summer fireworks.
• Tsukiji Fish Market: Former fish market now bustling with shops and restaurants.
• Asakusa: Known for Sensoji Temple and traditional shopping streets.
• Nihonbashi: Historic area with modern amenities.
• TeamLab Borderless: Digital art museum with interactive installations.
• Akihabara: Hub for anime, manga, and electronics.
• Ginza: Upscale shopping and dining district.
• Pokemon Cafe: Pokémon-themed café with special dishes.
• Avatar Robot Café: Futuristic café with robots controlled by remote staff.
• Tokyo Disneyland and DisneySea: Amusement parks with classic and unique attractions.