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Shibuya / ShinjukuNeon streets, shops, and major stations
Tokyo
The default starting city — shopping, food, Disney, and the rail hub for the rest of Japan.
Highlights in Tokyo
First-timers · Shopping · Theme parks
Shibuya / ShinjukuNeon streets, shops, and major stations
Tokyo SkytreeCity views and the Solamachi area
Disney / teamLabBook tickets before the long queues
Tokyo TowerClassic photo stopRestaurant picks
Planning help only — not table booking via KhumTrip
Ichiran Shibuya
AFURI Harajuku
Sushi Dai Toyosu
Tsukiji Outer Market
Uobei Shibuya
Gonpachi Nishi-Azabu
Nandemo Kushikatsu Asakusa
Nakajima ShinjukuGear up for this trip
Flights, stays, eSIM, JR Pass, insurance, tours — compare and book with partners
FlightsTo TokyoSearch flights
StaysSearch via Booking.comSearch stays
eSIM / WiFiBuy before you flyCompare plans
TransportJR Pass · IC · trainsCompare tickets
Car rentalPick up near this citySearch cars
Travel insuranceBuy in Thailand before you flyCompare plans
ActivitiesDisney · USJ · toursSee activities
Food toursBook food experiences near this citySee food tours
Deals for Tokyo
Tours, tickets and packs tied to this city
Before you go
- Haneda is closer to town · Narita can be cheaper on some flights but takes longer into the city
- Suica/Pasmo covers the metro easily · a full JR Pass is rarely needed for Tokyo-only stays
- Buy eSIM before you fly — airport queues get long in peak season
Best time Mar–Apr sakura · Nov autumn leaves in parks · avoid Golden Week if you hate crowds
FAQ
Haneda or Narita?
Haneda is closer and easier by train. Narita can win on airfare — compare total time and transfer cost.
Do I need a JR Pass for Tokyo only?
Usually no. Suica/Pasmo plus metro tickets are enough. Add Pass or point-to-point tickets when you leave the city by shinkansen.
How many days for Tokyo?
3–4 days gives a clear picture. Add 1–2 days if Disney or teamLab is on the list.
