Who will design a one-day trip to Tokyo by tram? thank you

1. Narita Washington Hotel is near Narita Station. In that case, go to Asakusa, take the tram from Narita Station in Beijing to Ximaji directly, without reversing 1 hour to Asakusa Station. But it won't take you a day to go to Asakusa. You can go to Ueno nearby. It takes more than three hours to go back and forth to Shibuya, and reversing is very troublesome. If you come to Tokyo for the first time and no one follows you, you will faint at the station. 2.4. Meiji Jingu opens its garden before 6: 30 in the morning and opens early in summer. Get off at JR Harajuku Station, take Nansan Road paved with fine stones and enter Otorii, passing the famous Yoyogi = = place name tree. The treasure hall of this temple won't open until nine o'clock. If you really have any resentment, you must go to the Jingu Garden before nine o'clock and the Jubao Hall after nine o'clock.

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Shibuya is the next stop in Harajuku. 3 minutes by tram and 0/5 minutes by foot/kloc. Shibuya store opens too early, so it's better to go after ten o'clock. Harajuku Noboru takeshita is similar to Mount Omotesando Hills. Omotesando Hills Mountain, which leads to Takeshita Harajuku, happens to be a triangle, and there is only one stop by tram, not far apart.

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Around 3 pm, visit Ikebukuro Station, walk to Sunshine City 15 minutes, and visit the bustling night in Ginza at night. I'm not in a hurry this day, but I'm a little tired from walking.

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Shops in Tsukiji Market open at 5 am, but it is better to arrive at 6 am and take photos at dawn. It's fresher to eat sashimi or sushi in the market. You'll regret going after breakfast.

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I suggest you go to the Forbidden City first. You don't have to change trains when you take the Hibiya Line. You can walk out of Hibiya Station and you will find the Palace. From the Tsukiji market where ordinary people live to the Imperial Palace, I feel the contrast. Next, you choose one of the three roads and start from the Imperial Palace.

= = = = = Hou Yuan+Neusoft-Ueno Park+Akihabara-Tokyo Metropolitan Hall+Shinjuku

Because time is limited, you can go to the above two groups at most.

Go to Tokyo Tower Park in the evening.

Go back to the hotel to sleep. It's eleven o'clock.

If it's the first time, it's best to ask for directions with a map. It's also a waste of time to visit one or two scenic spots in the wrong way.

You can choose a one-day ticket for the Tokyo subway of 700 yen to visit Shinjuku, Akihabara, Asakusa, Tokyo Tower and other places, and then choose a one-day ticket for the bus of 500 yen to go to the station. Then, it's far away, like around Mount Fuji in Hakone-CHO, or the sun. I went to Hakone-CHO by tram and bought a two-day ticket of 5000 yen, including the transportation fee from Shinjuku to Hakone-CHO and all the transportation expenses such as climbing trams, cable cars and cruise ships in Hakone-CHO.