Tokyo
Tokyo is not only the capital of Japan; it is also the hub of Japanese politics, economy and culture.
With a population of 12 million people, Tokyo is the largest city in Japan.
It is called the city that never sleeps, as the streets are always full of activity at any time of the day or night.
Tokyo is also ranked as one of the world's best international cities.
It has a hugely efficient and convenient public transportation system, and is noted for being much cleaner and safer than many other capital cities.
Tokyo has also provided a great deal of inspiration and influence to the worlds of fashion, music and art. You are sure to enjoy a trip to this fascinating and exciting city.
Tokyo Area Guide
Enjoy Antique Market in Tokyo
Tokyo Tours (By Japanican)
This business area of Tokyo is home to Tokyo City Hall and many high-rise corporate complexes. Shinjuku also has a good variety of stores and reasonably-priced restaurants, while the Kabukicho district is one of the biggest nightlife areas in Japan.
» Shinjuku City Official Website
Shinjuku station is very famous as the busiest station in the world, which is handling millions passengers and dozen lines every day. Thanks to this, it is very convenient to access to anywhere by trains or buses. As it is one of main business and shopping areas , in Tokyo, there are many shops, department stores, restaurants and accommodations around the station, therefore, here would be the good place to stay as your base.
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Shinjuku Convention & Visitors Bureau
Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building
Enjoy remarkable views of downtown Tokyo (and on clear days, Mt. Fuji) from the 45th-floor observation deck of this stunning Kenzo Tange-designed building.
The surrounding area of Shinjuku offers a taste of bustling Tokyo at its best.
Bicqlo(BIC CAMERA,UNIQLO) Shinjuku East Store
Takashimaya department store
Isetan department store
Shinjuku Omoide Yokocho (Izakaya Street)
The sightseeing spots around Shinjuku apart from Shinjuku station
Tokyo Toy Museum
Access : Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line [Yotsuya-sanchome Station] (About 7 minutes on foot from exit 2)
Shinjuku Sation → (Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line : about 5 minutes / 170yen) → Yotsuya-sanchome Station
From Haneda Airport]
By train
- Via Shinagawa Station [Approx. 45 minutes / 610yen]
Haneda Airport International Terminal Station → (Keikyu Airport Line: Approx. 15 minutes / 410yen) → Shinagawa Station → (JR Yamanote Line: Approx. 20 minutes / 200yen)
→ Shinjuku Station
- Via Hamamatsucho Station [Approx. 55 minutes / 690yen]
Haneda Airport International Terminal Station → (Tokyo Monorail Haneda Airport Line: Approx. 20 minutes / 490yen) → Hamamatsucho Station → (JR Yamanote Line: Approx. 25 minutes / 200yen) → Shinjuku Station
By bus [Approx. 35 - 60 minutes / 1,230yen]
Haneda Airport International Terminal → (Airport bus) → Shinjuku Station West Exit
From Narita International Airport
By train [Approx. 65 minutes / 2,670yen]
Narita International Airport → (Keisei Airport Line limited express "Skyliner": Approx. 40 minutes / 2,470yen(1,240yen+Express ticket1,230yen) → Nippori Station → (JR Yamanote Line: Approx. 22 minutes / 200yen) → Shinjuku Station
By bus [Approx. 85 - 115 minutes / 3,100yen]
Narita International Airport → (Airport bus) → Shinjuku Station West Exit
Shibuya and Harajuku are one of the most exciting area in Tokyo. The latest fashion, culture and entertainment are born around these areas, especially for young people. You can find everything around the areas such as department stores, fast fashion, restaurants etc and the Shibuya scramble crossing is well known as the busiest intersection in the world.
In Harajuku, there is Meiji-Jingu Shrine dedicated to the deified spirits of Emperor Meiji and his consort, Empress Shoken. Takeshita-dori in front of JR Harajuku station is very famous for many trendy shops, fashion boutiques, used clothes stores, crepe stands and fast food outlets geared towards the fashion and trend conscious teens and you may come across Harajuku Girls who dressed up in excentric costumes to resemble anime characters, punk musicians, etc.
There are many hotels around Shibuya and it is very convenient to access anywhere included short trip from Tokyo.
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Moshi Moshi Box (Harajuku information center)
Bunkamura
Located in Shibuya, this huge cultural arts centre includes a cinema, gallery, museum, theatre and concert hall, as well as a range of shops and boutiques. The plays, movies and exhibitions shown here have a strong international flavour.
Meiji Jingu Shrine
A shrine established in the 9th Taisho Period (1920).
It enshrines the Meiji Emperor and the Shoken Empress Dowager.
It is a very popular site for the New Year’s celebrations of Hatsumoude, in which people visit a shrine for the first time that year to pray for happiness.
Yoyogi Park
Located near to Harajuku station, this is one of the biggest parks in Tokyo. It's a great place to relax and watch the world go by, and is particularly beautiful in the spring.
Daikanyama
Sandwiched between Shibuya and Ebisu are the bustling backstreets of Daikanayama, one of the city's hotspots for fashion, avant-garde architecture and cafe culture.
A delightful blend of haute couture and vintage fashion, Daikanyama's boutiques jostle with patisseries, salons and seriously funky accessory shops, providing something for metropolitan hipsters of all ages.
109 (Commercial complex)
Shibuya Hikarie (Commercial complex)
Omotesando Hills (Commercial complex)
Tokyu Hands
Ukiyo-e Ota Memorial Museum of Art
From Haneda Airport
By train
- Via Shinagawa Station [Approx. 40 minutes / 580yen]
Haneda Airport International Terminal Station → (Keikyu Airport Line: Approx. 15 minutes / 410yen) → Shinagawa Station → (JR Yamanote Line: Approx. 13 minutes / 170yen)
→ Shibuya Station
- Via Hamamatsucho Station [Approx. 45 minutes / 690yen]
Haneda Airport International Terminal Station → (Tokyo Monorail Haneda Airport Line: Approx. 20 minutes / 490yen) → Hamamatsucho Station → (JR Yamanote Line: Approx. 18 minutes / 200yen) → Shibuya Station
By bus [Approx. 35 - 65 minutes / 1,030yen]
Haneda Airport International Terminal → (Airport bus) → Shibuya Excel Hotel Tokyu or Cerulean Tower Tokyu Hotel
From Narita International Airport
By train [Approx. 70 minutes / 2,670yen]
Narita International Airport → (Keisei Airport Line limited express "Skyliner": Approx. 40 minutes / 2,470yen(1,240yen+Express ticket1,230yen) → Nippori Station → (JR Yamanote Line: Approx. 28 minutes / 200yen) → Shibuya Station
By bus [Approx. 75 - 115 minutes / 3,100yen]
Narita International Airport → (Airport bus) → Shibuya Excel Hotel Tokyu or Cerulean Tower Tokyu Hotel
Ikebukuro is one of major districts located in northwest of central Tokyo and it is easy to access to most lively area thanks to its convenient transportation including JR, Metro, Tobu line, Seibu line as well as buses. It offers entertainments, shopping, dining, art events etc. Sunshine City is very popular and large shopping and entertainment building just 5 min away from the station.
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Sunshine 60 Observatory
NAMKO Nanja Town (Sunshine City)
Ancient Orient Museum (Sunshine City)
BIC CAMERA Ikebukuro Main Store
Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre
From Haneda Airport
By train
- Via Shinagawa Station [Approx. 50 minutes / 670yen]
Haneda Airport International Terminal Station → (Keikyu Airport Line: Approx. 15 minutes / 410yen) → Shinagawa Station → (JR Yamanote Line: Approx. 28 minutes / 260yen)
→ Ikebukuro Station
- Via Hamamatsucho Station [Approx. 55 minutes / 750yen]
Haneda Airport International Terminal Station → (Tokyo Monorail Haneda Airport Line: Approx. 20 minutes / 490yen) → Hamamatsucho Station → (JR Yamanote Line: Approx. 30 minutes / 260yen) → Ikebukuro Station
By bus [Approx. 45 - 100 minutes / 1,230yen]
Haneda Airport International Terminal → (Airport bus) → Ikebukuro Station west exit
From Narita International Airport
By train [Approx. 60 minutes / 2,640yen]
Narita International Airport → (Keisei Airport Line limited express "Skyliner": Approx. 40 minutes / 2,470yen(1,240yen+Express ticket1,230yen) → Nippori Station → (JR Yamanote Line: Approx. 13 minutes / 170yen) → Ikebukuro Station
By bus [Approx. 105 - 140 minutes / 3,100yen]
Narita International Airport → (Airport bus) → Hotel Metropolitan
Asakusa is located in Western Tokyo area and you may feel the atmosphere of the past decades in Tokyo. There is one of the most famous temples Senso-ji back to around 7th century. The temple's symbol is the giant red paper lantern that bears the inscription "Kaminari-mon" (Thunder Gate). After going through the gate, the temple is approached via the Nakamise (shopping street) which you can enjoy variety of traditional souvenirs, food and snacks. You can also easily explore the area on foot, such as Kappabashi-dori (Shping for kitchen tools, food samples etc) and the newest symbol in Tokyo The Sky Tree.
There are many accommodations around the area as it is very convenient to access the airports.
Get a glimpse of old-world Japan in this lively area that preserves its Edo roots. Asakusa is the home of the impressive Sensoji Temple, and it’s a good place to buy hand-made souvenirs and to try some traditional food.
» Asakusa Website
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Senso-ji Temple
Sensoji is the oldest temple in Tokyo and famous for it’s symbolic gateway, the Kaminarimon. Traditional events take place here on a seasonal basis.
Edo Tokyo Museum (Ryogoku Station)
The Edo-Tokyo Museum has a range of amazing exhibitions which showcase the changing face of Tokyo, from it's evolution during the Edo period ("Edo" being the former name for Tokyo) to it’s present-day status as Japan's capital city.
The Ryogoku Kokugikan Sumo Arena (Ryogoku Station)
This is the main arena where Sumo tournaments are held.
Every year six Sumo tournaments take place in Japan, and three of these are hosted at the Ryogoku Kokugikan Arena.
These Tokyo tournaments are held in January, May and September, and the length of each tournament is 15 days.
TOKYO SKYTREE (Tokyo Skytree Station or Oshiage Station)
Hanayashiki (Amusement park)
Nakamise Street (Shopping streets)
From Haneda Airport
By train [Approx. 40 minutes / 620yen]
- Go direct from Haneda Airport to Asakusa Station
Haneda Airport International Terminal Station → Asakusa Station
(Keikyu Airport Line → Keikyu Main Line → Toei Asakusa Line: Approx. 30 minutes)
- Change at Keikyu Kamata Station
Haneda Airport International Terminal Station → (Keikyu Airport Line: Approx. 8 minutes) → Keikyu Kamata Station → (Keikyu Main Line → Toei Asakusa Line: Approx. 30 minutes) → Asakusa Station
By bus [Approx. 65 - 80 minutes / 930yen]
Haneda Airport International Terminal → (Airport bus) → Asakusa View Hotel
From Narita International Airport
By train
- Go direct from Narita Airport to Asakusa Station [Approx. 60 minutes / 1,290yen]
Narita International Airport → Asakusa Station
(Keisei Narita Airport Line → Toei Asakusa Line: Approx. 50 minutes)
- Change at Aoto Station [Approx. 70 minutes / 1,100yen]
Narita International Airport → (Keisei Main Line: Approx. 60 minutes) → Aoto Station → (Keisei Oshiage Line → Toei Asakusa Line: Approx. 10 minutes) → Asakusa Station
By bus [Approx. 105 - 135 minutes / 2,800yen]
Narita International Airport → (Airport bus) → Asakusa View Hotel
Ueno is located northern part of Tokyo and very alive are thanks to art galleries, museums, Ueno Park, Ameya-Yokocho (shopping street) etc. You can seasonally enjoy the exhibitions of domestic or international arts in each museums in Ueno Park. There is large zoo in there as well. The area also offers various restaurants both Japanese and Western food.
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Ueno Zoological Gardens
Established in 1882, Ueno Zoo is the oldest zoo in Japan.
It has grown and developed over the years, and has been a forerunner in the Japanese zoological world.
Located in downtown Tokyo, Ueno Zoo not only provides recreational fun, but also plays an essential role in wildlife conservation and public education.
In an effort to breed endangered species, the zoo has now completed the "Gorilla Woods" and "Tiger Forests."
Tokyo National Museum
Located in Ueno Park, the Tokyo National Museum exhibits historical collections from Japan and various other countries from throughout Asia.
The National Museum of Western Art
National Museum of Nature and Science
National Diet Library International Library of Children's Literature
Art& Culture Foundation of Taito / Shitamachi Museum
From Haneda Airport]
By train
- Via Shinagawa Station [Approx. 40 minutes / 610yen]
Haneda Airport International Terminal Station → (Keikyu Airport Line: Approx. 15 minutes / 410yen) → Shinagawa Station → (JR Yamanote Line: Approx. 19 minutes / 200yen)
→ Ueno Station
- Via Hamamatsucho Station [Approx. 40 minutes / 660yen]
Haneda Airport International Terminal Station → (Tokyo Monorail Haneda Airport Line: Approx. 20 minutes / 490yen) → Hamamatsucho Station → (JR Yamanote Line: Approx. 14 minutes / 170yen) → Ueno Station
From Narita International Airport
By train [Approx. 40 minutes / 2,470yen] Narita International Airport → (Keisei Airport Line limited express "Skyliner": Approx. 40 minutes / 2,470yen(1,240yen+Express ticket1,230yen) → Keisei Ueno Station*About 5 minutes on foot from Keisei Ueno Station to Ueno Station
Akihabara is well-known due to its many electronic goods and you can find various stores around the station. Recently, this area becomes more famous as the center for Otaku (enthusiast for anime and manga etc) and it is becoming more and more attractive for the new Japanese culture.
There are many reasonable accommodations around this area.
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Akihabara "Electric Town"
You'll find every gadget imaginable at this world-famous consumer electronics Mecca. Note: Tourists can buy duty-free items on the upper floors of most of the larger stores.
Access to Akihabara
Akihabara Electrical Town Organization
Akihabara Tourism Association
Kanda Myojin Shrine
A historical place known as a shrine of happiness for family affairs, match-making for couples and success in business.
This shrine is also famous for Kanda Matsuri, one of the 3 largest Shrine festivals in Japan.
GUNDAM CAFE
From Haneda Airport]
By train
- Via Shinagawa Station [Approx. 40 minutes / 580yen]
Haneda Airport International Terminal Station → (Keikyu Airport Line: Approx. 15 minutes / 410yen) → Shinagawa Station → (JR Yamanote Line: Approx. 16 minutes / 170yen) → Akihabara Station
- Via Hamamatsucho Station [Approx. 40 minutes / 650yen]
Haneda Airport International Terminal Station → (Tokyo Monorail Haneda Airport Line: Approx. 20 minutes / 490yen) → Hamamatsucho Station → (JR Yamanote Line: Approx. 10 minutes / 160yen) → Akihabara Station
By bus [Approx. 35 - 60 minutes / 930yen]
Haneda Airport International Terminal → (Airport bus) → Akihabara Station
From Narita International Airport
By train [Approx. 50 minutes / 2,630yen] Narita International Airport → (Keisei Airport Line limited express "Skyliner": Approx. 40 minutes / 2,470yen(1,240yen+Express ticket1,230yen) → Nippori Station → (JR Yamanote Line: Approx. 7 minutes / 160yen) → Akihabara Station
There is Tokyo tower is one of the symbol in Tokyo and 333 meter tall. It was built in 1958 and serves as a television and radio broadcast antenna and tourist attraction. There is an observation platform at 150 meters and also at 250 meters, where you can enjoy amazing view in Tokyo City and sometimes you can view Mt. Fuji. It would be romantic to stay around the area enjoying the beautiful night illumination which is changes by season event.
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Tokyo Tower
Tokyo Tower is one of the city's most recognizable landmarks and offers breathtaking views of the city.
At a height of 333 meters, the Tokyo Tower has been the world's tallest self-supporting steel tower since it's opening in 1958. The Eiffel Tower (to which it owes a strong resemblance) is just a little shorter, at 320 meters.
Shiba Park
One of the oldest parks in Japan, this beautifully scenic area was nationalized during the Meiji Period.
Atago Shrine
The Atago Shrine was built on the orders of Tokugawa Ieyasu and is located on Mt. Atago, the only mountain to be found in the 23 wards that make up Tokyo.
The shrine is well-known for the stone steps that lead up to it's entrance.
Zojo-ji Temple
Zojo-ji Temple was originally built in 1393 and later moved to it's current location near Tokyo Tower in 1598. It is a wonderful (and rare) example of early Edo-period architecture and features a beautifully decorated golden altar.
Kyu Shiba Rikyu Garden
An oasis in the middle of Tokyo, this garden was once a famous Edo-era attraction.
Shiba Daijingu Shrine
The Shiba Daijingu Shrine is dedicated to the two mainstay deities, Amaterasu Omikami (Sun Goddess) and Toyouke Omikami (Goddess of farms, harvest, food and silk-farming) of the Grand Ise Shrine.
From Haneda Airport
By train [Approx. 20 minutes / 490yen]
Haneda Airport International Terminal Station → (Tokyo Monorail Haneda Airport Line: Approx. 20 minutes / 490yen) → Hamamatsucho Station
By bus [Approx. 50 - 75 minutes / 930yen]
Haneda Airport International Terminal → (Airport bus) → Tokyo Prince Hotel / The Prince Park Tower Tokyo/Shiba Park Hotel
From Narita International Airport
By train [Approx. 50 minutes / 2,640yen] Narita International Airport → (Keisei Airport Line limited express "Skyliner": Approx. 40 minutes / 2,470yen(1,240yen+Express ticket1,230yen) → Nippori Station → (JR Yamanote Line: Approx. 17 minutes / 170yen) → Hamamatsucho StationBy bus [Approx. 95 - 135 minutes / 3,100yen]
Narita International Airport → (Airport bus) → Tokyo Prince Hotel / The Prince Park Tower Tokyo/Shiba Park Hotel
Tokyo station is also known Marunouchi area and this is business district located in Chiyoda, Tokyo.
There is Imperial Palace nearby. It is the main intercity tail terminal and you can easily access to from here to North or South area of Japan by Shinkansen.
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Ginza is the most famous high class high rank shopping and entertainment in Tokyo.
You can find many luxury brands boutiques, department stores, art galleries, restaurants as well as night clubs on the street, which almost of them are open 7 days in a week.
There are also many show rooms such as Sony Building, Nikon Plaza Ginza / Canon Digital House Ginza, Nissan Ginza Gallery, Shiseido the Ginza etc, where you can enjoy some entertainment with their activities.
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Ginza
This popular entertainment and shopping district is famous for it's retail shops and high-class bars and restaurants.
Pick up beautiful stationery at Ito-Ya, try out the latest playthings at the Sony Building, or take in a traditional stage performance at the gorgeous Kabukiza Theater.
Kabukiza Theatre
Various types of Kabuki plays - both new and old - are performed here. If necessary, a headset/earphone set which provides an English commentary is available to rent.
Kabuki official website
Kabukiza Theatre official website
Shochiku Kabukiza
Marunouchi (Around Tokyo Staion)
Tokyo's Marunouchi district is, along with New York's Wall Street and the City of London, one of the world's top three business centers.
In recent years the area has become one of the city's most fashionable neighborhoods, attracting a diverse range of casual visitors and working professionals.
Tokyo International Forum (Convention Halls)
A large convention complex which includes various facilities used for exhibitions, trade shows, and for concerts by international musicians.
The complex also contains a small museum, along with shops and a restaurant.
Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi Main Store (Department store)
Hibiya Park
TSUKIJI FISH MARKET (Tsukijishijo Station or Tsukiji Station)
Tsukiji Outer Market (Tsukijishijo Station or Tsukiji Station)
Tsukiji Hongan-ji Temple
From Haneda Airport]
By train
- Via Shinagawa Station [Approx. 30 minutes / 580yen]
Haneda Airport International Terminal Station → (Keikyu Airport Line: Approx. 15 minutes / 410yen) → Shinagawa Station → (JR Yamanote Line: Approx. 9 minutes / 170yen) → Tokyo Station
- Via Hamamatsucho Station [Approx. 30 minutes / 650yen]
Haneda Airport International Terminal Station → (Tokyo Monorail Haneda Airport Line: Approx. 20 minutes / 490yen) → Hamamatsucho Station → (JR Yamanote Line: Approx. 4 minutes / 160yen) → Tokyo Station
By bus [Approx. 30 - 45 minutes / 930yen]
Haneda Airport International Terminal → (Airport bus) → Tokyo Station Yaesu South Exit Bus Terminal
From Narita International Airport
By train [Approx. 60 minutes / 2,630yen]
Narita International Airport → (Keisei Airport Line limited express "Skyliner": Approx. 40 minutes / 2,470yen(1,240yen+Express ticket1,230yen) → Nippori Station → (JR Yamanote Line: Approx. 12 minutes / 160yen) → Tokyo Station
By bus [Approx. 75 - 110 minutes / 3,100yen]
Narita International Airport → (Airport bus) → Tokyo Station Yaesu South Exit Bus Terminal
Roppongi and Akasaka is located in central Tokyo and well known as international business, restaurants or art.
Roppongi is very popular sightseeing place both midday and nightlife. There are two Tokyo's largest buildings Roppongi Hills and Tokyo Midtown, which offers attractive exhibitions, shopping malls, restaurants or even business.
Akasaka is Tokyo's new spot due to being built TBS (Tokyo Broadcasting System) HQ in 2008. There is "Sacas" consist of five main buildings which offers offices, entertainments, restaurants, shopping etc. You can also find many luxury hotels around the area.
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Roppongi Hills
Opened in Spring 2003, Roppongi Hills continues to one of Tokyo's trendiest spots.
Roppongi Hills is also home to around 200 shops, restaurants, hotels, offices and museums.
Tokyo Midtown (Shopping mall)
The National Art Center
From Haneda Airport]
By train
- Via Shinagawa Station [Approx. 35 minutes / 570yen]
Haneda Airport International Terminal Station → (Keikyu Airport Line → Keikyu Main Line → Toei Asakusa Line: Approx. 20 minutes) → Daimon Station → (Toei Ōedo Line: Approx. 6 minutes) → Roppongi Station
- Via Hamamatsucho Station [Approx. 35 minutes / 670yen]
Haneda Airport International Terminal Station → (Tokyo Monorail Haneda Airport Line: Approx. 20 minutes / 490yen) → Hamamatsucho Station → (6 minutes on foot) → Daimon Station → (Toei Ōedo Line: Approx. 6 minutes / 180yen) → Roppongi Station
By bus [Approx. 65 - 85 minutes / 1,130yen]
Haneda Airport International Terminal → (Airport bus) → Grand Hyatt Tokyo
From Narita International Airport
By train
- [Approx. 70 minutes / 2,820yen]
Narita International Airport → (Keisei Airport Line limited express "Skyliner": Approx. 40 minutes / 2,470yen(1,240yen+Express ticket1,230yen) → Nippori Station → (Toei Ōedo Line: Approx. 17 minutes / 170yen) → Hamamatsucho Station → (6 minutes on foot) → Daimon Station → (Toei Ōedo Line: Approx. 6 minutes / 180yen) → Roppongi Station
- [Approx. 80 minutes / 1,380yen]
Narita International Airport → (Keisei Main Line → Keisei Oshiage Line → Toei Asakusa Line: Approx. 66 minutes) → Daimon Station → (Toei Ōedo Line: Approx. 6 minutes) → Roppongi Station
By bus [Approx. 90 - 140 minutes / 3,100yen]
Narita International Airport → (Airport bus) → Grand Hyatt Tokyo
Shinagawa station is one of the important transportation hubs station in Tokyo. Most of main lines are connected such as Shinkansen towards to West area of Japan, Keikyu line towards to Haneda and Narita Airport. It is very good location as your base to travel.
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SHINAGAWA AQUARIUM
EPSON AQUA STADIUM (Public aquarium)
Sengaku-ji temple
Institute of Nature Study
Hatakeyama Memorial Museum of Fine Art
MEGURO GAJOEN
Meguro Parasitological Museum
Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography
[From Tokyo(Haneda) International Airport]
By train [Approx. 25 minutes / 530yen]
Haneda Airport International Terminal Station → (Keikyu Airport Line: Approx. 15 minutes / 410yen) → Shinagawa Station
By bus [Approx. 30 - 45 minutes / 720yen]
Haneda Airport International Terminal → (Airport bus) → Shinagawa Prince Hotel
[From Narita International Airport]
By train [Approx. 75 minutes / 1,520yen]
- Go direct from Narita Airport to Shinagawa Station
Narita International Airport → Shinagawa Station
(Keisei Narita Airport Line → Keisei Oshiage Line → Toei Asakusa Line → Keikyu Main Line: Approx. 70 minutes)
- Via Nippori Station [Approx. 65 minutes / 2,670yen]
Narita International Airport → (Keisei Airport Line limited express "Skyliner": Approx. 40 minutes / 2,470yen(1,240yen+Express ticket1,230yen) → Nippori Station → (JR Yamanote Line: Approx. 22 minutes / 200yen) → Shinagawa Station
By bus [Approx. 75 - 105 minutes / 3,100yen]
Narita International Airport → (Airport bus) → Shinagawa Prince Hotel
Shimbashi and Shiodome area are the business district close to Ginza. Shimbashi Station is very busy station as it is a major interchange point of the area and known one of the oldest railway station in Japan. Shiodome is developed recently as the new spot in Tokyo. There is the building Caretta Shiodome where you can find a large number of offices, restaurants with spectacular view, museum and shopping area. The garden Hamarikyu, Tsukiji Market are very close. There are many comfy, stylish and convenient hotels around the area.
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Shiodome
Often referred to as a "city within a city", Shiodome Shiosite is one of Tokyo's newest developments.
It's spectacular array of skyscrapers accommodate a number of offices (including the headquarters of Nippon Televlision) along with a wide range of shops, cafes, restaurants, theaters and hotels.
Hamarikyu Japanese Garden
A traditional Japanese-style garden in the heart of urban Tokyo. Hamarikyu Garden has a very long and revered history, and was greatly admired by the ruling Tokugawa Shogun of the 17th century.
Now, many visitors come to relax in the garden’s serene atmosphere and enjoy some matcha tea and sweets at the traditional Japanese tea house.
Caretta Shiodome(Shopping mall)
Tsukiji Market
Tsukiji fish market
Tsukiji Hongan-ji temple
From Haneda Airport
By train
- Via Shinagawa Station [Approx. 25 minutes / 570yen]
Haneda Airport International Terminal Station → (Keikyu Airport Line: Approx. 15 minutes / 410yen) → Shinagawa Station → (JR Yamanote Line: Approx. 7 minutes / 160yen)
→ Shimbashi Station
- Via Hamamatsucho Station [Approx. 30 minutes / 630yen]
Haneda Airport International Terminal Station → (Tokyo Monorail Haneda Airport Line: Approx. 20 minutes / 490yen) → Hamamatsucho Station → (JR Yamanote Line: Approx. 2 minutes / 140yen) → Shimbashi Station
By bus [Approx. 55 - 70 minutes / 930yen]
Haneda Airport International Terminal → (Airport bus) → Royal Park Hotel The Shiodome
From Narita International Airport
By train[Approx. 65 minutes / 1,330yen]
- Go direct from Narita Airport to Shinagawa Station
Narita International Airport → Shinagawa Station(Keisei Narita Airport Line → Keisei Oshiage Line → Toei Asakusa Line: Approx. 60 minutes)
- Via Nippori Station [Approx. 60 minutes / 2,640yen]
Narita International Airport → (Keisei Airport Line limited express "Skyliner": Approx. 40 minutes / 2,470yen(1,240yen+Express ticket1,230yen) → Nippori Station → (JR Yamanote Line: Approx. 15 minutes / 170yen) → Shinagawa StationBy bus [Approx. 105 - 125 minutes / 3,100yen]
Narita International Airport → (Airport bus) → Royal Park Hotel The Shiodome
Odaiba is well known as an entertainment spot for shopping and sightseeing near Tokyo Bay. There are many more exciting things being developed, making Odaiba even more alluring and you can find many fascinating Shopping Malls (Diver City, Aquacity Odaiba), entertainments (Fuji TV Building, Rainbow Bridge, Oedo Onsen Monogatari etc), museums (National Museum of Emerging Science, Museum of Maritime Science) and so on. You can also find many nice hotels in this area, which you can enjoy beautiful night view in Tokyo.
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Odaiba
This island in Tokyo Bay is home to countless attractions, including shopping malls, restaurants and a unique hot-spring spa facility. There are also some attractive parks and a popular waterfront area. Although Odaiba is also home to several key business areas, it is primarily a spot for tourists, families and couples.
FUJI TELEVISION
Gundam front tokyo
Odaiba, AQUA CiTY Official Site
Odaiba Marine Park
Venus Fort (Shopping mall)
Tokyo International Exhibition Center (Tokyo Big Sight)
A huge convention building that covers around 230,000 square meters, Tokyo Big Sight also includes exhibition halls and meeting facilities.
It is known as one of the largest international exhibition venues in Japan, showcasing many interesting trade shows such as the Tokyo Anime Fair.
Tokyo bay cruise
National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation
From Haneda Airport
By train [Approx. 45 minutes / 850yen]
Haneda Airport International Terminal Station → (Keikyu Line → Toei Asakusa Line : Approx. 22 minutes / 530yen) → Shimbashi Station → (JR Yamanote Line: Approx. 15 minutes / 320yen) → Daiba Station
By bus [Approx. 15 - 35 minutes / 620yen]
Haneda Airport International Terminal → (Airport bus) → Palette Town Odaiba Tokyo
From Narita International Airport
By train [Approx. 60 minutes / 2,960yen]
Narita International Airport → (Keisei Airport Line limited express "Skyliner": Approx. 40 minutes / 2,470yen(1,240yen+Express ticket1,230yen) → Nippori Station → (JR Yamanote Line: Approx. 15 minutes / 170yen) → Shimbashi Station → (JR Yamanote Line: Approx. 15 minutes / 320yen) → Daiba Station
By bus [Approx. 80 - 100 minutes / 2,800yen]
Narita International Airport → (Airport bus) → Hotel Grand Pacific le Daiba
Enjoy the value lunch at exclusive restaurants in Tokyo!
Some restaurants are well-known as "exclusive restaurant and high price" due to the quality of food, chef etc, then you may give up visiting. However, do you know they have special valuable lunch menus? You can freely enjoy their same value meals at reasonable price. You can’t miss it while you are in Tokyo!
OKAHAN HONTEN 岡半 本店
[Lunch] Grilled Wagyu Sirloin Shaves Set Meal
[Address] Ginza Kanetanaka Bldg 7 and 8 floor, 7-6-16, Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, 104-0061
[Access] Subway Ginza Station 6-minute walk / Subway Shimbashi Station 6-minute walk /JR Shimbashi Station 6-minute walk
[Open] Lunch 11:30am - 2:00pm (L.O.1:30pm) / Dinner 5:30pm - 10:00pm (L.O.9:30pm)
[Close] Sunday and Bank holidays
[Average budget] Lunch 1,000yen - 1,999yen / Dinner 20,000yen - 29,999yen
More detail : http://r.gnavi.co.jp/g080500/lang/en/
KAKIYASU GINZA 柿安 銀座店
[Lunch] Sukiyaki Set Meal 1,500yen
[Address] GINZA gCUBE7F, 7-9-15, Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, 104-0061
[Map] http://r.gnavi.co.jp/e140000/lang/en/map
[Access] Subway Ginza Station 3-minute walk / JR Shimbashi Station 5-minute walk
[Open] Monday - Sunday 11:30am - 10:00pm (L.O.9:00pm)
More detail : http://r.gnavi.co.jp/e140000/lang/en/
GINZA KIFUNE 銀座 貴舟
[Lunch] http://www.kifune.jp/lunch/index.html
[Address] Authority of asoruti Ginza flower camellia Bldg 10F, 7-6-10, Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, 104-0061
[Open] (Mon - Fri) Lunch: 11:30am - 2:00pm / Dinner 5:30pm - 11:00pm (Sat) Lunch 11:30am - 2:00pm / Dinner 5:30pm - 9:00pm
[Close] Sunday and bank holidays
More detail : http://r.gnavi.co.jp/g145501/lang/en/
Sushi Ishijima 鮨 石島
[Lunch] Chef's Selection (Limited 20 meals)
*We strongly recommend visiting the restaurant as early as you can.
[Address] 1-24-3 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, 104-0061
[Access] Subway Shintomicho Station 5-minute walk / Subway Ginza Station 15-minute walk / Subway Tsukiji Station 10-minute walk
[Open] (Mon - Fri) Lunch: 11:30am - 2:00pm / Dinner 5:30pm - 11:00pm (Sat) Dinner 5:30pm - 11:00pm
[Close] Sunday and bank holidays
More detail : http://www.sushi-ishijima.com/
UNASHIH GINZA 鰻菜詩 銀座
[Lunch] Eel Set http://tabelog.com/tokyo/A1301/A130101/13143578/dtlmenu/lunch/
[Address] Ginza tailor building B1, 5-5-16, Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, 104-0061
[Access] Subway Shintomicho Station 5-minute walk / Subway Ginza Station 15-minute walk / Subway Tsukiji Station 10-minute walk
[Open] (Mon - Fri) Lunch 11:30am - 2:30pm, Dinner 5:30pm - 10:00pm (Saturday & Sunday & Holiday) 11:30am - 5:30pm, 5:30pm - 9:30pm
More detail : http://r.gnavi.co.jp/gb0e701/lang/en/
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