For travelers with limited time, how to travel around famous tourist destinations in Japan efficiently?

Because of the limited time, I arranged a three-day trip to Japan. We mainly visit Ueno Park, Sensoji Temple, residents' market, Imperial Palace, Tokyo Tower, Akihabara and Ginza.

First, I went to Ueno Park in the morning and Sensoji Temple in the afternoon. There are many cherry trees in Ueno Park. If you go in spring, it will be beautiful to take pictures. There are also museums and art galleries in the park, even the entrance to the zoo is inside. China's national treasure, the giant panda, lives in this zoo, and there are many stories about its surroundings.

Sensoji Temple is close to Ueno Park, so the trip is not very tight. This temple is the oldest in Japan. You can worship Buddha or draw lots for blessing. There is also a commercial street near the temple, where there are many gourmet shops and jewelry stores, so you can go shopping.

Secondly, the next day I went to the residential market, the Forbidden City and the Tokyo Tower. The resident market allows you to fully feel the local customs and customs and see the local peasant atmosphere. As for the imperial palace, this is the place where the prime minister lives. Here, you can see the traditional Japanese wedding customs. In the afternoon, I will go to Tokyo Tower, which can be said to be a landmark building. There are jewelry stores and restaurants in the tower, and there is an exhibition hall on the third floor, which is related to One Piece.

Finally, the third day is a shopping trip. How can you come to Japan without buying anything? Akihabara is related to electrical appliances. This place is the earliest electrical trading market in Japan, and the electrical appliances here are absolutely the most fashionable and up-to-date. In the afternoon, I will go to Ginza, the most prosperous place in Japan. If you don't need money, you can stay here all afternoon.