Tokyo Packages

About Tokyo

Past and future collide in this mega city. As you walk around the streets, it’s a common sight to see traditional temples seamlessly blending in with modern buildings. Japan’s capital is one of the most famous cities in the world and it is well known for its rich culture. It’s the mish mash of things like sumo wrestling, anime, temples, shrines, onsens, and mecha that make it so unique and interesting as a city.

Some top tourist spots you’ll want to check out include Meiji Shrine, Tokyo Skytree, Senso-ji, Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden, Tsukiji Market, Golden Gai, Shibuya Crossing, Nakameguro, and Edo Museum.

Try singing at a karaoke, eating at a sushi bar, wearing a traditional kimono, watching a Sumo match, playing baseball at a batting cage, or shopping around Harajuku. These are just some of the activities you can include in your bucket list.

Getting around in Tokyo

Because of their efficient train systems, it’s fairly easy to get around the metropolis. The circle line that connects all the major city centers is the Yamanote Line. Other subway lines you might use a lot in the city include the Ginza line, Marunouchi line, and the Hibiya line.

If you’re coming from Narita Airport, you can get into the city via the Keisei railway. Meanwhile, Keikyu railway connects Haneda Airport to Tokyo.

Aside from the trains, which are only available until around 11pm to 12am, you can also opt to ride a taxi. These are a bit more expensive than riding the train but they available during later hours and you can easily spot them around the whole city.

Top tourist attractions & activities in Tokyo

Have an epic solo adventure throughout Tokyo or enjoy all that the mega city has to offer with your friends or loved ones. Prepare your bucket list and check out these fun activities and top tourist destinations in Tokyo.

• Meiji Shrine

A classic must-see, this shrine can be found adjacent to Yoyogi Park and together they make up a relatively large forested portion of the city. The wide entrances are marked by the large torii gates and after walking for a few minutes, you’ll find the main shrine complex. This is where both locals and tourists can partake in Shinto activities like making offerings and buying amulets. The shrine is open from sunrise to sunset and there is no fee to enter the grounds.

• Tokyo Skytree

This attraction is an all in one broadcasting tower, observation deck, and restaurant. Guests can view the Tokyo metropolis from the top but many people also prefer viewing it and taking pictures of it from afar because of its iconic shape against the skyline. The tower is open from 8am to 10pm and the entrance fee can cost around 2060 yen to 4000 yen depending on the type of ticket you get.

• Senso-ji Temple

This famous buddhist temple is also known Asakusa Kannon Temple. Shopping streets lead up to the colorful temple complex. The shops in the surrounding area sell traditional souvenirs like fans, yukatas, and even local snacks. The temple grounds are always open and there is no entrance fee.

• Nakameguro

If you’re dropping by Tokyo during the cherry blossom season, this is one of the best spots to watch the bloom. While you’re here, you can take great shots of the cherry blossom petals floating in the Meguro river. The quiet neighborhood is also home to trendy cafes and hip boutiques.

• Shibuya Crossing

You can’t leave the city without stopping by Shibuya to experience the crossing yourself. During halloween, you’ll find Shibuya brimming with locals and tourists dressed in costume and having fun. Aside from the crossing itself, people also come here for the Hachiko statue, which is just in front of Shibuya station.

Plan your own Tokyo travel package

Want to travel around one of the best cities in the world? Get a Tokyo tour package for a hassle-free vacation. You can find the best flight promos and hotel deals at Traveloka so you only have to think about what you want to do and places you want to visit in Tokyo.

Check out this simple 4 days and 3 nights itinerary:

Day 1 Tour Ideas

• Fly to Narita/Haneda Airport and ride a train into the city
• Head to Shibuya station and visit Hachiko’s memorial statue
• Walk across the famous Shibuya crossing
• Go shopping at stores like Shibuya 109, Shibuya Hikarie, or Shibuya Parco, and Seibu
• Belt your heart out at Karaoke-kan

Day 2 Tour Ideas

• Travel to Asakusa and visit the Senso-ji temple
• Buy some souvenirs at the nearby shops
• Take some cool shots of the Tokyo Skytree in the distance
• Try out some legit Japanese ramen for dinner and go for a few drinks at Golden Gai

Day 3 Tour Ideas

• Head out early to Tsukiji market and eat fresh sushi
• Visit Meiji Shrine, make an offering, and get your fortune
• Have a lunch picnic at Yoyogi park
• Check out hip boutiques and cafes in Harajuku

Day 4 Tour Ideas

• Drop by Akihabara to check out anime and manga
• Head over to Ameyoko for some last minute souvenir shopping
• Travel back to Narita/Haneda Airport and fly home