Sightseeing Spots

A PERFECT DAY

MORNING

Discover one of Japan’s most iconic cultural experiences at Toyosu Market, home to the world-renowned Tuna Auction—the largest of its kind globally.
The auction begins promptly at 5:30 a.m., offering a rare and fascinating glimpse into Tokyo’s vibrant seafood trade. For those who prefer a more leisurely start to the day, the market also features a dedicated visitor's area. This section includes an array of small, specialized seafood restaurants, perfect for enjoying the freshest breakfast sushi available. We highly recommend Daiwa Sushi for an unforgettable meal.
After breakfast, continue your adventure with a visit to the nearby Odaiba area. Located along Tokyo Bay, Odaiba offers a full day of entertainment, including shopping malls, attractions, and waterfront views.

AFTERNOON

After returning to your hotel, consider boarding a Sumida River cruise from Hinode Pier to Asakusa and TOKYO SKYTREE.
This scenic route offers a unique perspective of Tokyo, blending elements of both traditional and contemporary Japan.
If you're visiting during spring, you're in for a special treat—cherry blossoms line the riverbanks, creating a picturesque and unforgettable journey. Upon arrival in Asakusa, immerse yourself in the local culture with a ride on a Jinrikisha, a traditional hand-pulled rickshaw. It's a charming and authentic way to explore the historic district.
The highlight of Asakusa is Sensoji Temple, Tokyo’s oldest and most significant Buddhist temple. From the iconic Kaminari-mon Gate to the temple's Main Hall, you’ll walk along Nakamise Dori, a bustling shopping street filled with traditional Japanese goods, including kimonos, crafts, souvenirs, and local street food.
For lunch, we recommend Asakusa Mugitoro, known for its delicious rice bowls topped with Japanese yam (tororo)—a simple yet flavorful local specialty.

EVENING

A wonderful area to explore in Tokyo is Ginza, renowned for its luxury shopping, fine dining, and refined entertainment.
The area is filled with department stores, designer boutiques, stylish cafes, and gourmet restaurants. If you're passionate about shopping, Ginza is one of the best places to indulge. From fashion to cosmetics and lifestyle goods, it offers something for every taste. For a cultural contrast, consider experiencing Kabuki, one of Japan’s most traditional forms of theater. Performed with classical Japanese instruments and spoken in an old-style language, Kabuki can be difficult to follow—even for locals—but remains visually and emotionally compelling. The iconic Kabuki-za Theatre, located in central Ginza, is dedicated to this art form.
Even if you don't attend a performance, the gallery and on-site shops provide a rich cultural experience and insight into Kabuki's history.
For dinner, we recommend Rangetsu, an elegant restaurant offering authentic sukiyaki and shabu-shabu in a refined atmosphere.

A unique Tokyo experience

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