Visit observation decks and shop for souvenirs
Interact with digital art and walk through water
Ride the gondolas and visit the Mermaid Lagoon
Ride Space Mountain and watch the parade
Go behind the scenes of your favorite films in Japan
The Tokyo Tower is over 60 years old, and while it may not boast its former titl
Explore Shibuya Crossing and race past Tokyo Tower in a custom go-kart
Meet Hello Kitty and watch live shows
SMALL WORLDS is the world’s largest indoor miniature theme park. This character-
View ancient artifacts and participate in traditional tea ceremonies
The National Museum of Western Art (known as NMWA) is a premier public art galle
The LEGOLAND Discovery Center Tokyo is an indoor LEGO® theme park where visitors
Feed the penguins, observe the aquatic life and talk to the breeding staff
See 750+ marine species, watch dolphin shows, and feed penguins
Enjoy an array of rides and play traditional video games
Fuji-Q Highland is an amusement park in Fujiyoshida, Yamanashi, Japan, located n
Edo Wonderland Nikko Edomura is a Japanese cultural theme park, performing ninja
Ride roller coasters and visit the arcade at Tokyo Dome City
Sail past Tokyo landmarks and sample local dishes on the river
Enjoy a full-day Mount Fuji excursion from Tokyo
See Tokyos skyline from the Shibuya Sky observation deck
Plan a family-friendly day at Moomin Valley Park
Book a traditional kimono rental experience in Tokyo
Visit Roppongi Hills for views, art, and city nightlife
Book reliable airport transfers between Narita, Haneda, and central Tokyo
Kagurazaka guide with the cobblestone alleys of the old geisha district, French bistros and galettes, Zenkoku-ji, Akagi Shrine, and how to get there from central Tokyo.
Nakameguro guide -- the Meguro River cherry blossom tunnel, the best specialty coffee shops along the canal, and how to get there from central Tokyo.
A guide to Shinjuku Golden Gai, the six-alley maze of about 200 tiny bars born out of a 1945 black market -- what to expect, the cover-charge etiquette, and which bars actually welcome first-timers.
A guide to Yanaka, the Tokyo neighborhood that survived both the 1923 Great Kanto Earthquake and the 1945 firebombing -- its cat-statue shopping street, its 1872 cemetery, and its pre-modern streets of temples.
