Tokyo, Japan is a bustling metropolis that is the epitome of Japanese culture. From the bright lights of Shibuya to the peacefulness of Meiji Shrine, Tokyo has something for everyone. This city is constantly evolving, with new restaurants and shops popping up every day. Whether you're looking for a traditional Japanese experience or something more modern, Tokyo is the place for you. From historical temples to modern skyscrapers, there is always something new to explore. Here are the top things to do in Tokyo:

Top 3 Activities

• Visit the Shibuya Crossing. This grand intersection is a must-visit whenever you’re in the Shibuya district, and crossing it at least once gives you a feel of the heady pulse of this cosmopolitan city! 
  
  
  
  While in the area, you can also walk to the legendary statue of Hachiko and have your photograph taken there (near the Hachiko train station).
  
  
  
  
  
• Explore Asakusa and the Sensoji Temple. Make sure you get Omikuji paper fortune in front of the Sensoji Temple. As the oldest and most widely visited temple in Tokyo, it is a rich cultural and historical experience for any traveler wanting an authentic sample of Japanese tradition.
  
  
  
  
  
• Witness a Sumo Wrestling Practice. Make your way to Ryogoku to watch Japan’s “rock stars” live and conduct training sessions, and if you’re in luck, you might get their signature and take a photo with them!
  
  
  
  

Top 3 Food/Street food/Restaurant

• Robot Restaurant in Kabukicho. At night, this restaurant comes alive with neon lasers, giant robots, and entertainers dressed in the wildest costumes for your dining and viewing pleasure. Make sure you get a reservation so you are assured of seats at this highly popular tourist spot!
  
  
  
  
• Tsukiji Market. This odor-free fish market is a runway of sorts to Tokyo’s finest seafood fare. See to it that you stop at the famous grilled scallop stand!
  
  
  
  
  
• Tsuta Ramen Shop. Tsuta is a Micheline-starred ramen restaurant, which explains the long lines. The wait is worth it as you sample the rich broth and slurp authentic, homemade noodles in one of Tokyo’s best ramen joints.
  
  
  
  
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Top 3 Places (Beach/Shopping/Resort, etc.)

• Tokyo Disneyland. Tokyo Disneyland is a must-visit destination for the whole family if you’re in the area. Stay till midnight to witness the glorious electric parade followed by a grand firework show.
  
  

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• Ueno Park. Be one with nature in this picturesque park deep in the heart of urban Tokyo. If you time your visit, you can witness the magnificent cherry blossoms as you visit the museums, zoos, and temples in the area.
  
  
  
  
  
• Mega Donki. A budget-friendly shopping destination, Mega Donki in Shibuya has everything from electronics to snacks and everything in between. You’ll never leave without buying something, whether it is a unique Japanese toy for yourself or souvenir trinkets for your friends back home.
  
  
  
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Top 3 Hotel/Accommodation/Hostel/Airbnb, etc.)

• Mandarin Oriental. If you have the budget, the Mandarin Oriental Hotel in the financial district boasts of the best view of the city – as well as world-class service.
  
  
  
  
  
• APA Hotel. Any one of the APA hotels in Tokyo will give you that unique “tiny hotel” experience travelers are curious about whenever the subject of Japan comes up. These are often near the train station, so it’s a good location for your commute around the city.
  
  
  
  
  
• Hotel Yanagibashi. Budget travelers will love the comfort and coziness that Hotel Yanagibashi brings, as well as the fact that it’s a hop and skip away from iconic tourist spots like the Tokyo Skytree Tower.
  
  
  
  
  

Top 3 Tips

• Check the schedule of festivals when planning a trip to Asakusa, as being present when one is taking place is considered as good fortune.
• Go early to Tsukiji for bidding. 4:00 am is the magic hour for your trip to Tsukiji so you can witness the bidding activity's excitement and have more choices for your unforgettable street seafood sampling experience.
• Clean up after yourself. Tokyo (and all of Japan) is ultra clean, with virtually no trash cans around. Develop the habit of cleaning up after meals and storing trash in your bag until you return to your hotel.

Tokyo is a must-see destination for anyone looking to experience everything that Japan has to offer. From its rich history and culture to its delicious food and exciting nightlife, there is something for everyone in Tokyo. So what are you waiting for? Start planning your trip to Tokyo today!