Discovering Tokyo means diving into the heart of a megacity with nearly 14 million inhabitants.
No need to worry, as the capital reveals itself as a collection of neighborhoods, each with its own distinct atmosphere.
Each of these neighborhoods can be easily explored on foot or by bike, and the metro makes it easy to navigate from one place to another. The signs, in both Roman alphabet and Japanese, are clear—just follow the line colors.

As you explore, you will constantly move between ancient traditions and futuristic life, creating a vibrant patchwork. We invite you to discover the 13 must-see spots in Tokyo for an optimal visit. It is unthinkable to visit Tokyo without making a detour to Shibuya at least once. This neighborhood, famous for its intersection, one of the busiest in the world, offers a fascinating spectacle with its endlessly crossing crowds. All these pedestrians head toward the numerous fashion stores that dot the area.

In Ginza, the ambiance changes radically to immerse you in a luxury haven. If you are looking for exceptional clothing, this is undoubtedly the place to visit.

For more eclectic shopping, turn to Shinjuku. Here you will find a multitude of shopping galleries offering a variety of items, as well as high-end photo equipment on Electric Street. Japan is synonymous with cutting-edge technology, and in Akihabara, you won’t find just a street, but an entire electric city! About ten minutes from the central station, you will be immersed in a lively atmosphere with flashing neon lights and loud advertisements announcing the large electronics stores. Be prepared to be patient, as there are many.

Take a break in a video game arcade or a maid café, where waitresses in maid uniforms will serve you drinks. The neighborhood is also a paradise for manga and figurine enthusiasts, offering must-have souvenirs of any visit to Tokyo.

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