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Crossings, temples, day trips to Mt Fuji.
Tokyo by neighbourhood and day trip. Shibuya, Shinjuku, Asakusa, Mt Fuji, Hakone, Nikko and the rest.
Tokyo's most-booked ticket
Not the temple. Not the tower.
Tokyo's most-booked single ticket is teamLab Planets — a barefoot, knee-deep walk through a digital art garden. Nine thousand reviews and counting, and the most unexpected booking in the city.
First time in Tokyo
Four tours, one trip.
Tokyo can swallow a week, but these four show you why people keep coming back. The temple, the food, the mountain, the spectacle.
The classics
Tokyo's Most Popular Tours
Sorted by booking volume. Mt Fuji day trips, Shinjuku food tours, sumo shows, Tokyo Bay go-karts. The tickets that fill up first.
By place
Pick a corner of Tokyo, or a day trip out.
Shibuya for the crossing. Asakusa for the temple. Shinjuku for the late-night food. Mt Fuji and Hakone when you want a day out.
Mt Fuji from Tokyo
Three ways to see Fuji in a day.
Bus loop through Hakone for the classic photo across Lake Ashi. Drive out to the 5th Station for the close-up. Hire a car if you want to set your own pace. Most travellers pick one and don't regret it.
By time of day
Tokyo runs on a different clock.
The fish market opens at dawn. The Imperial Palace gardens fill up by noon. The cabaret theatres in Asakusa light up after dinner. The bar streets in Shinjuku don't quiet down until first train.
By tour type
Or pick how you want to spend the day.
Sumo if you want spectacle. Mario-style go-karts if you want streets. Sushi making, walking tours, izakaya crawls, river cruises and the rest.
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