About This Trip
Discover the best of Tokyo on this 5-day city break! See the classic side of Tokyo and don a kimono to take memorable souvenir photos. Watch traditional Sumo wrestlers' morning practice to learn about the sport's rules and traditions. Visit the most cosmopolitan places, including Akihabara, Harajuku, and Shibuya, to feel the buzzing vibe and have fun shopping. Plan your perfect getaway to Tokyo today!
Itinerary Summary
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Itinerary
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Day 1: Tokyo, Arrival
Welcome to Tokyo!
When you land in this bustling metropolis, your private driver will be waiting for you. Head to the hotel by comfortable private transfer and settle down.
The rest of the day is for you to recover from jet lag or discover this amazing city on your own.
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Day 2: Tokyo Discovery With Meiji Jingu and Mori Art Museum
Kickstart your classic Tokyo tour from Meiji Jingu with a private guide by your side. Surrounded by dense forests, this shrine dedicated to Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken exudes a tranquil vibe amid all the city's hustle and bustle. Step into the nearby Shinjuku Gyoen, one of Tokyo's most popular parks where a pleasant walk brings you to well-groomed gardens as well as seasonal vistas.
Later, explore Tokyo's vibrant art scene by visiting the Mori Art Museum. Admire the paintings, sculptures, and art installations by renowned contemporary artists. Wrap up a wonderful time in Tokyo at the East Gardens of the Imperial Palace, where the moats and walls built by the Tokugawa shoguns reveal the compound's long history. You can also see the Imperial Palace (exterior view) from here.
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Day 3: Full-Day Tour incl. Senso-ji Temple and Kimono Experience
Another day of Tokyo discovery with your private guide! In Ueno Park, you'll find a beautiful oasis of lush trees, seasonal flowers, and scenic walking trails. The park is also home to the Tokyo National Museum, the city's premier art and culture museum, boasting an extensive collection of antique art and artifacts from both Japan and other Asian countries.
Afterward, head to the Asakusa District for Senso-ji Temple, the city's oldest and classic. Having changed into a set of beautiful kimono, which is Japan's traditional dress, you'll stroll along the Nakamise Shopping Street to reach the temple's main grounds. Once inside, immerse yourself in the peaceful vibe and gain more knowledge of the local's pious beliefs.
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Day 4: Watch Sumo Morning Practice, Enjoy Shopping
Featuring two massive players crashing into each other, Sumo, the national sport of Japan, has its origins in the Shinto rituals and can be traced back to the Edo period (1603-1867). Today, make your own way to a local Sumo stable to witness the powerful morning training of Sumo wrestlers. Observe their intense practice up close and learn about the sport's unique rules and rituals. This self-guided experience offers a rare glimpse into the daily life and discipline of Japan's iconic athletes. After the training, head on your own to the nearby Sumo Museum for a deeper look into the rich history and cultural significance of Sumo wrestling.
The rest of the day is your own. If you're an anime fan, then visiting Akihabara, Tokyo's epicenter of anime & games will fill you with excitement! For street fashion, look no further than Harajuku. The Takeshita and Cat Streets here are crammed with trendy shops. Shibuya and its Center Gai are also great choices if you are looking for fast fashion items!
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Day 5: Tokyo, Departure
Bid farewell to Tokyo today!
Before leaving for the airport, you'll have some more time to savor the city's unique character. Then, head to the airport on your own and board the flight home.
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