Things to do in Tokyo

Watch the world’s busiest pedestrian scramble from the 10th‑floor Starbucks for a panoramic view of the flow.

A tranquil forested shrine dedicated to Emperor Meiji, tucked behind Harajuku’s bustling streets.

Fresh sushi counter with no reservations; try the tuna belly while waiting in line.

Customize broth intensity in a solo booth and enjoy rich tonkotsu ramen.

Stroll among blooming cherry trees and the park’s pond during late March.

Walk along the waterfront at sunset for a view of the Rainbow Bridge.

Tiny themed bars packed into narrow alleys; pick a local spot for an intimate drink.

Retro izakaya lane near Shinjuku Station; try a few skewers of grilled chicken.

Immersive digital art museum with endless light rooms to wander through.

Whimsical animation exhibits featuring original props and short films; tickets must be pre‑bought.

Visit the massive bronze Amida Buddha and enjoy a coastal walk; takes about half a day.

Explore the lavishly carved shrine set in a cedar forest, a UNESCO World Heritage site; full day.