A vacation in Tokyo will never leave you lacking for fun things to do. This city is full of ancient wonders and modern marvels and contemporary adventures that capture the heart of this wondrous city. When visiting Tokyo, you’ll want to be sure to have a plan so that you can see and do as much as possible.
Virtual Reality Parks
Virtual Reality has become one of the most popular things to do here, and there are a number of special facilities for those interested in experiencing this local favorite for themselves. These Virtual Reality theme parks offer multiple games and activities so visitors can spend all day in another reality creating lasting memories.
Akihabara
Akihabara or Akiba is a popular area to visit. Best known for electronic products, it’s also home to Otaku culture. Just visiting Akihabara or staying for a while will leave you curiously entertained. If you are into Japanese Otaku culture, Akihabara is the place to experience it first hand.
Tsukiji Fish Market
Tsukiji Fish Market is one of the world’s biggest wholesale markets and has been a major tourist attraction for many years. This market is worth visiting. Tsukiji Outer Market features hundreds of restaurants and shops, including Sushi restaurants, groceries, and Japanese knife shops in an authentic market atmosphere.
Yoyogi Park
Toyko is a concrete jungle but when you are ready to get back to nature, Yoyogi Park is a great place to visit. This is one of the largest parks in Tokyo and located near many other tourist attractions. This park is also the location of one of the most popular shrines in Tokyo, Meiji Shrine. Some of the amenities you’ll find in Yoyogi Park include a NIKE basketball court, a cycling course, an eye-catching fountain, a bird sanctuary, as well as a variety of other hidden attractions.
Meiji Shrine
This is the most visited shrine in Japan. Constructed in 1920, the Meiji Shrine is dedicated to the Meiji Emperor and the Shoken Empress. This Emperor spent his reign encouraging the country to modernize, bringing Japan into a new era. The Empress was committed to social welfare and the education of women. This shrine is a beautiful memorial that you won’t want to miss.
Super Mario Go Karts
Perhaps a hidden past time? Maybe. But Go Karts is an extremely popular activity in Tokyo and have become even more popular in recent times. If you have a valid Japanese/international driving license, you can rent a Go-Kart and drive around in character’s costumes. Even if you choose not to wear a costume, this is an extremely fun way to make your way to all the best tourist locations in Tokyo.
Izakaya Alleys
Tokyo has a number of bars, but if you want more of a unique night out, Izakaya alleys may be your best bet. Izakaya is popular with locals and is the perfect place for you to get a drink and eat delicious local snacks in a unique local atmosphere. The Izakaya alleys are smokey, narrow streets full of small, Izakayas. If you want to really mingle with the locals, visit an Izakayas for a drink.