Port guide: Tokyo, Japan
Disembark
Yusuke Asai’s work of art on the island of Tennozu.
Tokyo is too big, so choose a neighborhood or landscape you especially want to see instead of trying to cover everything. Shinjuku, for example, is famous for its video advertising boards, shopping and street hidden bars while Yanesen is calm with old -fashioned and calm temples. Some of the best landscapes include Imperial Palace Gardens, Meiji Jingu Temple, Sensoji Temple, Toyosi Fish Market, Tokyo SkyTree Observation Deck, and the best are any excellent museums with any excellent museums for Japanese arts and antiques.
Don’t miss
One of the latest areas of developed newly developed is the tennose. Stylish renewed warehouses are now home to cafes and art fields connected along the Harbor side boards. The buildings are decorated with giant wall paintings and the art complex of Terrada is the biggest art place in Japan. Waterfront Brewery Ty Harbor offers a nice place for a comfortable lunch. The shinagawa area is vibrating right across the bridge from the island.
Be active
Shibuya Junction Junction.
The crowded, extremely urbanized Tokyo is not a place for a powerful outdoor event, and a full -day trip is still challenging your energy. Instead, you better get an audience sport. There are large Sumo competitions in May and September, and the baseball season (April -October) coincides with the entire cruise season.
Retail therapy
Nakamise-Dori in Asakusa.
Shopping everywhere. However, the Shibuya region is worth researching the young fashion and household items stores; On the side streets, small restaurants pull you with street snacks. More budget-sensitive and much more Harajuku region, manga-inspired, Goth and Barbie-Doll clothes should be visited by young people for haunted shops. In the Asakusa region, Nakamise-Dori, which leads to the Temple of Sensoji, is covered with open cabins selling crafts and traditional desserts and treats such as souvenirs, knickknack, hairpin and fan.
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Farther
With many things to be done in Tokyo, you don’t have to do a coastal trip unless many times before. However, there are several options, such as a visit to Hakone National Park to see the former feudal capital Kamakura, the former feudal capital Kamakura, a giant Buddha statue in Kotokuin Temple. Wait for the latter to be a long day.
