Seeking a five-day free travel strategy in Tokyo, Japan?

Day 1 Ueno Park-Akihabara-Sensoji Temple-Taichang?

First stop: Ueno Park? 2-3h？ Ueno Park is the first park in Japan and the largest park in Tokyo. It has many cultural and artistic places. Its name lies not only in the beautiful scenery, but also in the ancient history and profound humanistic heritage. Ueno Park is also a famous cherry blossom viewing resort in Tokyo. Many people will come to enjoy the flowers during the cherry blossom season. At present, there are thousands of cherry trees in the park, and the "Cherry Blossom Festival" is held here every spring. ? On the northwest side of the park is Ueno Zoo, where about 500 kinds of rare birds and animals are kept. ? Ueno Park not only has many historical sites, but also many museums and art galleries, among which Tokyo National Museum and Ueno Sen Art Gallery are particularly famous, so you can visit them by the way. The park is free of charge, and some exhibition facilities need tickets to enter. Tips: Don't worry if there are many people. There are also boating and cherry blossom viewing games here ~?

Second stop: Akihabara? 2-3h？ It takes about 15 minutes to take ginza line from Ueno Park to Akihabara, the favorite treasure of anime fans. It is the largest electrical business district with Japanese characteristics in the world. ? There are cartoons, comics, video games, hand-run shops and many idol shops, such as Gundam Cafe and Maid Cafe. Cosplayer walking in the street makes you feel really come to the animation kingdom. Akihabara is also a paradise for anime fans. If you see something you like, buy it quickly.

Third stop: Sensoji Temple? 2h？ It takes about 20 minutes from Akihabara to ginza line to Sensoji Temple. Built in 645 AD, this temple is the oldest temple in Tokyo, dedicated to Guanyin Bodhisattva (Guanyin Bodhisattva in Buddhism). Sensoji Temple has things to do all year round, such as festivals and festivals. Many people come here specifically for visas and smooth sailing. ? When looking at buildings and historic sites, you can consider buying electronic voice explanations, and rickshaw pullers can provide explanations in English and Japanese, but the asking price is not low. ? You can also see the Tokyo Sky Tower in Sensoji Temple, which is within walking distance. The Sky Tower has observation decks at 350 meters and 450 meters. The tower can overlook the panoramic view of Tokyo from a height, and it is a good viewing position for both night scenes and fireworks shows.

Fourth stop: Too often? In the evening of 2h, take water bus to Taichang, walk along the seaside and watch the night scene. Taitai is a tourist and holiday shopping area with Tokyo Bay and Rainbow Bridge as the background. There are all kinds of shopping and entertainment facilities. Let's get to know the wife's duty-free shop ~