Destinations
The city that never sleeps. Tradition and the future meet on every corner.
Tokyo never stops surprising you. Every district is a world of its own — you can go from the mystical silence of Senso-ji to the neon chaos of Shinjuku in twenty minutes by metro. I've been many times and every time I find something new.
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Senso-ji
Tokyo's oldest temple, in the heart of Asakusa. Get there early in the morning to beat the crowds.
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The most famous crossing in the world. See it at night when the lights are at their peak.
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Skyscrapers, neon lights and the Kabukicho district. Tokyo's most intense nightlife.
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A paradise of electronics, anime and otaku culture. Even if you're not into it, it's worth a visit.
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Alternative fashion, crepes and Tokyo youth. Sunday is the best time.
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The outer market is still very much alive. Breakfast with fresh sushi at 7am.
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Park, museums, zoo and the Tosho-gu temple. In spring it's one of the best spots for cherry blossoms.
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The man-made island with a view of the Rainbow Bridge. Spectacular at night.
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