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Tokyo is a massive city with incredibly diverse attractions, and arranging special experiences like a sumo stable visit and a food tour really make a difference here (plus, having a guide allows you to ask them all about the unique local culture). Cherry blossom season is the busiest time to visit (end of March/early April, it changes every year), and it's best to avoid July and August, which are very hot and humid.
- Trip Length
- 4-5 Days
- How to Get Around
- On Foot
- Months to Go
- Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun
- Currency
- Japanese Yen
- Local Language
- Japanese
ARTS&SCIENCE &SHOP AoyamaThis concept store is one of the best in Japan and sells minimalist fashion for men and women and delicate accessories.
Enoura ObservatoryA day trip from Tokyo, Enoura is located 60 miles from Tokyo in the city of Odawara, but it's worth the trek for art lovers. The observatory itself is like an art installation, but it also hosts exhibits and has a tea house. Plus, it's located on the water and has stunning views of Sagami Bay.
Fuglen TokyoOriginally founded in Oslo, Fuglen has expanded to Tokyo where it serves some of the world’s best coffee. The Scandinavian-cool spot is great for coffee or affogatos in the morning and espresso martinis and negronis in the evening. Walk through the nearby Yoyogi Park after a visit.
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