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This amazing fantasyland also exists in Tokyo; a paradise for young and old. Tokyo Disneyland offers seven themed lands like the Adventureland where you can enjoy a jungle cruise or why not explore the Westernland and go on the roller-coaster called Mine Train. There is also the area called Fantasyland where you can wander around at Prince Charming and Cinderella´s castle.

In addition, there is Tokyo DisneySea which is located in Tokyo Disney Resort. It also provides seven themed ports with lots of fun for all ages.

Tokyo Disneyland

Tokyo Tower is a communications and observation tower in the Shiba-koen district of Minato, Tokyo, Japan. The 332.9 m tower is the second-tallest structure in Japan and most popular landmark in the city. The first area tourists visit upon reaching the tower is FootTown, a four-story building stationed under the tower where visitors can eat, shop and visit several museums and galleries. Elevators that depart from the first floor of FootTown can be used to reach the first of two observation decks, the two-story Main Observatory.

Tokyo Tower

The Senso-ji temple is an old-town Buddhism institution. Though a major tourist attraction, this is primarily a traditional, local site where worshippers cast coins, clap ceremoniously and bow in respect to an image of Kannon, the Goddess of Compassion.

Sensoji Temple

Asakusa-jinja, or Asakusa Shrine, is one of the few buildings in the area that survived World War II air raids. The Shinto shrine offers a quiet and peaceful atmosphere despite being located right next to the popular, more crowded Sensoji Temple. Over three days in mid-May, millions of visitors flock to the shrine grounds to celebrate Sanja Matsuri, also known as the Sanja Festival, one of the biggest festivals in Tokyo.

Asakusa Shrine

Shinjuku Gyoen is a popular park among tourist and locals alike and no wonder why - it is one of Tokyo's largest parks. With the large number of cherry (Sakura) trees and amazing greenhouses with tropical and subtropical flowers. This traditional Japanese landscape garden is the ultimate escape for relaxation.

Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden

Standing at 634 meters high, Tokyo Skytree became the world's tallest tower when it opened in 2012. Its two glass-paneled observation decks offer 360-degree views of Tokyo and its surroundings, even reaching as far as Mount Fuji on clear days. The tower is part of the Tokyo Skytree Town complex, which also houses the Tokyo Solamachi shopping center, the Sumida Aquarium, a planetarium, along with hundreds of shops and restaurants.

Tokyo Skytree 

Built on the former site of Edo Castle, Tokyo Imperial Palace is the Emperor of Japan's main residence. Only the outer gardens are open to the public throughout the year. However, visitors are allowed to see Japan's imperial family members from the inner grounds on January 2 and the Emperor's Birthday. Parts of the inner compound can also be viewed during guided tours that must be reserved in advance through the Imperial Household Agency.

Tokyo Imperial Palace

There is something for everyone happening in Roppongi. You could get caught here for a day with such an array of activities. There are more than 200 shops, restaurants and cafés present at this area that also has an intriguing architecture and impressive design gardens.

Roppongi Hills

Japan’s oldest department store has stores in Ginza and Nihonbashi. Womenswear, accessories, menswear, toys, childrenswear and restaurants from fourth basement floor to the 12th floor. Mitsukoshi welcomes visitors from all around the world, with free Wifi, a Tax Free Counter and Foreign Tourist Information Centre.

Ginza Mitsukoshi

This enormous shopping enterprise, located in the busiest part of Tokyo, aims to be the world’s greatest fashion museum. It covers departments for cosmetics, household goods, food, fashion and electronics, regardless of traditional or cutting-edge products.

Isetan Department Store Shinjuku

If you want to have a cue on Japanese fashion trend: keep up with Shibuya 109. Shibuya 109 is the synonym of stylishness: chic clothes and dresses, fancy but comfy shoes, accessories, purses and more. Take your spoils to the highest level to have a tea break, and then, shop till you drop!

Shibuya 109

This nationally recognised Shinto shrine is considered one of Japan’s primary symbols of the country’s major religion. Take in the huge 11 metre cypress tree torii (gate) before wandering peacefully along winding paths to the wonderful inner buildings.

Meiji Jingu Shrine

For a taste of Japanese history this is where you’ll find Japan’s largest collection of Asian artifacts. The main gallery, Honkan, displays an impressive assortment of swords, masks, wood-block prints and kimonos while other "don’t miss" features include the 7th-century bronze-seated Buddhas in the Horyu-ji Homotusukan.

Tokyo National Museum

The museum is situated close to the sumo stables so there’s a chance you bump into the odd wrestling professional on your way to the Edo. Inside, a more thorough glimpse of Tokyo’s history is revealed, with exhibits depicting events like the 1923 Great Kanto earthquake and traditional scenes from everyday life.

Edo-Tokyo Museum

Don Quijote is a chain of stores known for selling pretty much everything, from sake-flavoured Kit Kat to whimsical crab-shaped head gear. This particular location in Shibuya is the largest one in Tokyo, where you'll be able to purchase clothes, food, beauty products and toys. If you're looking for a souvenir to bring back home, this would be the ideal place to get something truly memorable.

Don Quijote

For a stunning view over the Tokyo´s harbour you should head over to Rainbow Bridge. It is 798-meter long. There are some lookouts at various locations where you can take beautiful pictures. During the night time the bridge is lit up with colourful lights - very romantic! Be sure not to forget your camera!

Rainbow Bridge

Located along Sumida River, this peaceful park is a popular spot for viewing cherry blossoms from late March to early April. Sumidagawa Fireworks Festival, the oldest fireworks display in Japan, can also be watched here on the last weekend of July. Regardless of the season, Sumida Park is a pleasant stopover after visiting the busy Asakusa district nearby. The park also offers scenic views of Tokyo Skytree, which is illuminated in colorful lighting every night.

Sumida Park

This stylised theatre performance consists of elaborate choreography and make-up combined with colourful traditional nagauta music. The plays are dramatic and exciting, though, in the 17th century, female kabuki performers were banned - men now play the roles of both genders most convincingly.

Kabukiza Theater

National Museum of Nature and Science covers both science and natural history. Here you can learn more about the history of Japan´s science technology and about the history of earth. The dinosaur displays are especially popular among children. Be sure not to miss the 360 degree theatre.

National Museum of Nature and Science

Chidorigafuchi is a 700 m promenade on the edge of the Chidorigafuchi trench. The Promenade is on the Yasukuni Street side, starting from the entrance of the Chidorigafuchi Heroes' Cemetery to the Kudan Kōjimachi Fire Station. Chidorigafuchi is known as one of the popular places to see sakura in Tokyo. When the sakura blooms, more than one million visitors will visit to enjoy the beautiful view. During the sakura season, cherry trees in this place are also illuminated with lights at night. Visitors can also rent a boat to cruise the trenches.

Chidorigafuchi Park

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Being the biggest prefecture in Japan and the capital city of the Land of the Rising Sun, Tokyo is one of the favorite destinations among tourists to experience wearing the Kimono, enjoy the country's exquisite traditional foods, visit some amusement parks, as well as explore the sacred and majestic old shrines.
 
When visiting this prefecture, tourists can pay a visit to exciting destinations, such as Tokyo Disneyland & DisneySea, Meiji Shrine, Asakusa Kannon Shrine (Senso-ji), including Robot Restaurant. Tokyo is also renowned for its neon-lit streetscapes along the shopping area, especially around Ginza. This is the place where tourists can shop selections of Japan’s local products and international famous brands. Visiting Tokyo prefecture is certainly incomplete without tasting Japanese food like sushi, ramen, and other dishes, be it at humble food stalls or Michelin-starred restaurants.

Located in the eastern suburbs of Tokyo, Chiba Prefecture lies as a broad and charming destination, with a charm that rivals any other region in Japan. Encompassing a diverse culture, Chiba is famous for its rich historical landmarks, lively festivals, and coastal appeal.&nbsp;
Beyond its famous association with Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea, which attract families and Disney fans alike, Chiba offers a variety of attractions that showcase the prefecture's diverse characters.
Explore the historic Chiba Castle, a testament to the region's cultural heritage, or explore the beautiful Boso Peninsula, which is dotted with pristine beaches and inviting serenity.&nbsp;
The bustling Makuhari Messe convention center adds a modern touch to Chiba's dynamic landscape, hosting a variety of events and exhibitions. Chiba Prefecture, with its size, encompasses many cities and places waiting to be explored, each offering a unique side of Japanese culture.
Whether immersing yourself in the serenity of ancient temples, savoring the delights of local cuisine, or enjoying the panoramic views of the coast, Chiba promises a diverse and immersive experience for every traveler.

Chiba Prefecture

Located close to Tokyo, Kanagawa Prefecture is one of the must-visit destinations for tourists. The prefecture offers a harmonious blend of tradition and modernity, making it a charming destination for travelers.&nbsp;
Kanagawa is rich in culture, and you can see this reflected in a variety of attractions, ranging from historic landmarks to contemporary marvels. Kanagawa is quite popular among tourists, with Kamakura and Hakone being the two most popular destinations.
Yokohama, Kanagawa's largest city, is home to the iconic Yokohama Landmark Tower and the historic Sankeien Garden, which showcases the region's cultural tapestry. Beyond the urban landscape, Hakone, a popular hot spring town, has the beautiful Lake Ashi and the Hakone Open Air Museum, which provide a quiet retreat amidst the beauty of nature. Enoshima Island, dotted with temples and beaches, adds a touch of coastal charm to Kanagawa's appeal.

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Top Sights in Kanto

Tokyo Disneyland

Tokyo Tower

Sensoji Temple

Asakusa Shrine

Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden

Tokyo Skytree

Tokyo Imperial Palace

Roppongi Hills

Ginza Mitsukoshi

Isetan Department Store Shinjuku

Shibuya 109

Meiji Jingu Shrine

Tokyo National Museum

Edo-Tokyo Museum

Don Quijote

Rainbow Bridge

Sumida Park

Kabukiza Theater

National Museum of Nature and Science

Chidorigafuchi Park

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Tokyo

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Chiba Prefecture

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Kanagawa

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