What are the must-do things for Japanese tourism in Tokyo?

When we come to Tokyo, what places and things do we have to go? If you don't know this when traveling here, or miss it, there will inevitably be some regrets during your trip. Today, Bian Xiao will tell you what we must do when we come to Tokyo!

Sensoji Temple prays for a sign

Sensoji Temple is the oldest temple in Tokyo, and the gate "Leimen" is also like a Japanese frontispiece and a symbol of asakusa. Tokugawa Ieyasu, a general in the Edo era, designated Sensoji Temple as a place of prayer for the shogunate. Today, the incense here is still flourishing, and there is an endless stream of Taoist seekers.

It only costs 1 yen to apply for a visa in Sensoji Temple. Before signing, you can wash your hands in front of the statue of the Dragon King in front of the hall, and then shake the bucket where you want to sign. After shaking out the brand, look for the brand in the corresponding drawer according to the number on the head of the brand.

Qian Wen is a poem by China with explanations in Japanese and English. If you get a sign of dissatisfaction, you can tie it to a nearby tree for good luck. After signing, you can go to our church to worship and pray.

shibuya: the fashion at the busiest crossroads in the world

shibuya, the birthplace of young people's fashion in Tokyo, is synonymous with popular culture. All kinds of trendy shops, restaurants and bars are gathered here, and fashionable men and hot girls walking on the street are also very avant-garde and even weird, forming a playful landscape.

shibuya has no big brands, and even international brands are young people. McQueen, miumiu and Diesel are more popular Japanese brands, but their prices are much lower than those of big brands.

from shibuya station, shopping malls such as shibuya 19 and Parco are all in sight.

If you walk around, you will find more exciting things: for example, the cultural village, the famous Dongji Cultural Village is at the end of the road, where the annual Tokyo Film Festival is held; There is also exotic Sakamoto, Spain, where there are not only cafes and restaurants, but also many cheap shops selling small things. It is worth a visit.

Explore the Emperor's Palace in the Imperial Palace

The Imperial Palace is the palace where the Japanese emperor lived and the largest green space in downtown Tokyo. This thousand rivers and lakes city is still surrounded by the original moat. The palace gate, the traditional guard tower and the elegant double bridge give you a glimpse of the charm of the deep palace and the secret garden.

The Palace is not open at ordinary times, but only on January 2nd and the birthday of the Emperor. Especially on January 2nd, there will be many Japanese watching the Emperor deliver a New Year message. You can also make an appointment to visit the Imperial Palace Garden at ordinary times, but there is a limit on the number of people. You need to apply in official website in advance.

Overlooking Tokyo from the Sky Tower

Tokyo Sky Tower, also known as Tokyo Sky Tree, is 634 meters high and officially opened to the public in 212. This futuristic vertical tower is another new focus of Tokyo skyline after Tokyo Tower.

The Sky Tower has two observation decks: the main observation deck is located 35 meters above the ground, overlooking the whole Tokyo City through the glass floor, just like walking in the air; The second observatory is 45 meters high, allowing you to have a 36-degree view of Tokyo and even Mount Fuji.

The only Disney theme in the world

Tokyo Disneyland Resort, known as the "No.1 amusement park in Asia", is the only city in the world with two Disney parks at the same time. Among them, Disney Ocean is the only amusement park with the theme of "Ocean" in Japanese original and global Disney, located next to Tokyo Disneyland.

The whole Ocean Park is divided into seven parks: Mediterranean Harbor, American Seashore, Discovery Harbor, Lost River Delta, Arabian Coast, Mermaid Reef Lake and Mystery Island. Although there are fewer amusement projects than Tokyo Disneyland, it is still exciting on the whole, and the water performance is extremely exciting, which is more suitable for young people.

Visit the art museum in Roppongi, the cultural capital

Roppongi used to be a metropolis, famous for its nightlife and exotic atmosphere. In recent years, due to the large-scale redevelopment and town building plan in Japan, the whole Roppongi has been completely transformed into the "cultural capital" of Japan.

Mori Art Museum in Roppongi Hill, Suntory Art Museum in Midtown and National New Art Museum are called "Golden Triangle of Art", where you can see the grand view of modern art in Tokyo.

There are many individual galleries and design shops nearby, which inject more colorful literary pulse into this block. Friends who like art must not miss this cultural center.

Meiji Jingu meets Japanese wedding

Meiji Jingu, the highest shrine of Japanese Shintoism, is hidden in a shade near Harajuku. Meiji Jingu consists of the main hall, inner court, outer court and Meiji Memorial Hall. The inner court has the Imperial Palace and Jubao Hall, and the outer court has facilities such as a stadium. Torii is the place where Shen Dao and North Korea met in front of the shrine, and it is also the largest wooden torii in Japan.

Today, Meiji Jingu has become a symbol of faith, attracting a large number of Japanese people and tourists to visit and pray in the shrine; Besides, traditional Japanese weddings are held here almost every day, adding a beautiful and unique scenery to the shrine.

shinjuku kabukicho: legal red light district

shinjuku kabukicho is the most famous legal red light district in Asia. There are many strange shops and romantic places for adults, which smell of desire. It is still brightly lit in the middle of the night, so it is known as the "sleepless street".

Although it is called "kabukicho", there is no traditional kabuki performance here. If you want to experience nightlife, you can find a special restaurant or izakaya to eat and drink, watch a movie in the cinema, or go to a nightclub to kill time.

Tsukiji Market Tastes Sashimi Feast

Tsukiji Market is the largest seafood market in Japan, where the world's largest tuna auction is held every morning. But for foodies, dozens of famous restaurants in the market, as well as fresh and affordable sashimi and sushi are more attractive.

The most famous sushi restaurants are Sushi Da and Yamato Sushi. Generally, ordering a sushi set meal costs about 3,5 yen. If you are in a sushi restaurant outside the market, the sushi with the same quality and quantity may cost tens of thousands of yen, so it is very cost-effective. However, these two stores often have to wait in long queues to get food. You must get up early and eat delicious food.

akihabara experiences the otaku culture

akihabara is a well-deserved imperial shrine! Animation, video games, hand-run shops abound, as well as various maid cafes and idol-only theaters. Whether you are interested in the second dimension or not, you can come here to enjoy an alternative imperial residence cultural landscape.

Walking out of Akihabara Station, you will see posters of electronic products and animation products all over the street. There are several large electrical chain stores on the main road, such as Youdu Baxi, Akihabara Broadcasting Hall, Sofmap and so on. While smaller shops are on remote streets.

Theme cafes are also a must-see experience when you come to Akihabara. A waiter with scenes and role costumes that imitate animation and game plots. You can taste delicious food and choose the surrounding goods.

ok, do you understand? Let's not miss these things when we come to Tokyo!