Interesting places in Tokyo

Tokyo Sky Tower is a large-scale building complex integrating shopping and entertainment functions. The Observatory is divided into two observation platforms, namely a 350m observation platform and a 450m observation platform. As the tallest building in Japan, you can see the panoramic view of Tokyo from the Sky Tower, and you can also have a panoramic view of Mount Fuji and other beautiful scenery when the weather is good.

2. Tokyo Station

Tokyo station has a hundred years of history and is full of taisho customs. It is called the standard Luo Xuan in Tokyo, and it is the most important train departure station in the national highway network. The total area of the station area is equivalent to 3.6 Tokyo Domes, and the number of platforms ranks first in Japan.

3. Tokyo Disneyland

Located in neighboring Chiba Prefecture, Tokyo Disneyland is divided into two themes: paradise and ocean. There are many famous Disney cartoon characters in the park, which are divided into seven themes, and the atmosphere of fantasy fairy tales is full! The marine area pays more attention to the acousto-optic effect, which is more realistic and the facilities are more adventurous and exciting. Two parks can't be played in three days!

4. Ghibli Art Museum

The official name of Sanying Forest Ghibli Art Museum is Sanying Municipal Animation Art Museum, where you can experience the world-famous animations My Neighbor Totoro and Hidden Girl made by Studio Ghibli, which are full of life, imagination and emotion.

5. Meiji Jingu

Located in the center of Tokyo, Shenwu Forest covers an area of 70 hectares, next to the Shinjuku business district, just like walking into the forest, occupying the whole area from Yoyogi to Harajuku Station, and it is the largest green space in the center of Tokyo except the Imperial Palace. If you are lucky, you can also see Japanese weddings.

6. Harajuku

Harajuku, Tokyo is the most famous area of Japanese teen pop culture, where you can buy cheap fashionable goods. The long and narrow Zhuxiatong and the nearby alleyways have gathered all kinds of clothes, grocery stores and personal brand stores with unique styles, attracting a large number of people. It's very lively here, crepes and muffins are famous, popular shops are everywhere, and many exotic teenagers and coser will gather at weekends.

7. Sensoji Temple

Sensoji Temple is full of traditional Shimonoseki customs. The red lantern in Leimen in front of the temple is the most famous landmark of Asakusa. It was built in 942 AD, praying for peace in the world and abundant crops. Asakusa Nakajima Commercial Street behind Leimen is one of the oldest shopping streets in Japan, where you can buy traditional Japanese toys, ukiyo-e, fruits, handicrafts, kimonos and other souvenirs.

8. Tsukiji market

In the name of providing fresh and delicious seafood and raw fish restaurants, there is nothing to say about the freshness of ingredients. The public wholesale market is also the largest fish market in Japan. It is divided into "on-site" and "off-site" two parts. Of course, you can have a big meal here. Lamian Noodles, rice, skewers and sashimi are all eaten all the way, and everything related to eating is all-encompassing.

9. May Heng Ding

One of the most famous low-priced shops in Ueno, Tokyo belongs to Yokota. In the vibrant streets, greetings come and go. In addition to the famous crab and other ingredients, there are many foreign shops selling food, clothing and groceries, which are dazzling. The crowd buying new year's goods at the end of the year is even more frightening, and it is always a busy street town full of people.

10. Tokyo urban landscape

Roppongi Mountain, also known as Roppongi New Town, is a shopping center developed with the concept of future city, including hotels, art galleries, cinemas and observation decks. The night view of Tokyo, which cannot be missed, is right here. The 360-degree landscape gives you a panoramic view of the Sky Tree and the Tokyo Tower. Plus 500, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of Tokyo on the open-air observation deck.