Asakusa Shrine, also known as Sanja-sama, is a historic shrine in the heart of Asakusa. It's a very impressive shrine & therefore super touristy. Go early or embrace the chaos as it is definitely worth it.

Tokyo Skytree is a popular landmark in Tokyo, Japan, known for its breathtaking views of the city. Standing at 634 meters tall, it offers you the chance to view the city from up there.

Harajuku is a vibrant neighborhood in Tokyo known for its trendy fashion, unique shops, and youthful energy. From the famous Takeshita Street packed with quirky boutiques to the upscale stores along Omotesando Avenue, there's something for everyone in this bustling area. We especially liked the Harajuku St itself as it is a vibrant street with lots of vintage shops.

Don't forget to visit the iconic Meiji Shrine and explore the lush greenery of Yoyogi Park while you're there. Whether you're into shopping, culture, or just soaking up the lively atmosphere, Harajuku has it all!

Takeshita Street in Harajuku is a vibrant and quirky shopping destination where Japan's youth culture thrives. From trendy fashion boutiques to colorful crepe stands and animal cafes, this pedestrian street offers a sensory overload of food and fashion.
Prepare for it to be busy, it was the busiest road we visited in all of Tokyo.

These ornamental barrels, donated by sake breweries from across the country, offer a beautiful display of cultural significance and spiritual connection.
We stumbled across them by accident & it was a great way to start into the Sake history.

Dedicated to Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken, this shrine offers a peaceful escape with its forested surroundings and traditional Shinto activities like making offerings and writing wishes on ema.
Take your time wandering around & taking in the peaceful surroundings of the shrine. It is a nice break from the busy city.

For more cultural insight there is also a museum you can visit on site.

Also don't forget your stamp here! Stamp? Check out travel trips for more info. ツ

Originally the site of the 1964 Tokyo Olympics Village, this park offers a peaceful escape from the bustling city, perfect for picnics, jogging, or simply enjoying nature.

Miyashita Park is a cool new hangout spot in Shibuya, Japan, where relaxation and activity collide. It's not just your average park - it's a multi-level urban oasis with retail spaces, a hotel, and a funky arbor canopy design.
We liked walking around it & see the hustle & the leisure in this vibrant part of Tokyo.

Shibuya is the vibrant heart of Tokyo, known for its bustling streets, trendy fashion boutiques, and lively nightlife. This popular district is a mecca for young people, offering a mix of shopping, dining, and entertainment options. From the iconic Shibuya Crossing to the trendy Center Gai and fashionable department stores like Shibuya 109, there's always something exciting happening in this dynamic neighborhood. Whether you're looking to shop 'til you drop, sample delicious street food, or simply soak up the energetic atmosphere, Shibuya has something for everyone.

Fun in the evening as it gets busier & more colorful as all the billboards & lights are on.

Mag's Park Rooftop at Shibuya Crossing is an event space located right by the iconic scramble intersection in Shibuya. Affordable option to get a view on the Shibuya Scramble Crossing.

Tokyo Aburagumi Sohonten Shibuya is a popular spot in Tokyo known for its delicious dry ramen, also known as abura soba. The dish may look simple at first glance, but once you mix it up and take that first slurp, the savory umami flavor hits you right in the taste buds. With a focus on high-quality noodles and a secret tare sauce recipe.
This was our first noodle dish in Tokyo and we might be biased but we kept talking about it the whole trip as it was literally SO GOOD.
An absolute recommendation! There's various locations around Tokyo.