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Tokyo sights and attractions
Tokyo is an enthralling city that's full of busy streets, neon lights and ancient temples. The city will really surprise you on your first visit. Even if you look at numerous guidebooks or documentaries before visiting Tokyo, you'll still find this place remarkably different from any other city you've ever been to. From high-end restaurants to grassy parks, this place has it all. The city is always reinventing itself and it seems as though It's racing into the future. Beyond the shadows of the glitzy high-rise buildings, you'll come across quiet alleys, traditional celebrations and old neighbourhoods full of handicraft shops.
Things to do in Tokyo
The city looks like a set from a sci-fi film. It's home to some of the most modern architectural wonders in the world, so if you'd like to see some exquisite mega malls and designer boutique stores, book your air tickets to Tokyo and get ready to have the time of your life.
Tokyo is not just about Kabuki theatres and cherry blossom trees. Take a look at our list of must-dos in the city:
- Head to Sens?-ji temple—a place that draws many miracle-seeking pilgrims who come to witness the golden image of Kannon
- Visit Tsukiji market to see giant-sized bluefin tuna being auctioned off
- Spend the morning at the Meiji-jung? shrine and watch the daily religious rituals
- Head to Shibuya Crossing—the world's busiest pedestrian crossing that can accommodate nearly 1000 people crossing at a time
- If you like to admire Japanese art, don't leave without visiting the National Museum in the city
- Spend a few hours at Intermediatheque to view their collection of ornithological taxidermy and a well-preserved skeleton of a dinosaur
- Visit Omote-sand? if you'd like to marvel at contemporary architecture and shop at designer stores
- Take a walk down Shimo-Kitazawa—a precinct full of lively musicians, artists, cafes and restaurants
- Pack a picnic and head to Yoyogi-k?en—a grassy expanse that attracts hula-hoopers, dancers and partygoers
- Check out the geometric shaped Spiral Building known for its rare design, shops and restaurants
Airports in Tokyo
There are 2 international airports that serve passengers travelling to and from Tokyo. These are Haneda Airport and Narita International Airport. Haneda airport is quite close to Tokyo city centre in comparison to Narita. Together, they serve more than 100 million passengers per year. Narita International airport mainly handles international carriers, while Haneda serves both international and domestic carriers.
- Narita International Airport
Top Carriers
These are the top carriers to this airport: Delta Air Lines, Japan Airlines and Jetstar Japan.
Location
This airport is approximately 60 km away from the city centre.
Transportation
Passengers can use either the express airport train or regular commuter trains to travel to the city. Travellers will also find bus services to the city plus its hotels and railway stations. Besides this, there are bus services between the two airports. Passengers can also hire fixed rate taxis to travel around.
- Haneda Airport
Top Carriers
These are the top carriers to this airport: All Nippon Airways and Japan Airlines.
Location
This airport is approximately 14 km away from Tokyo station.
Transportation
Passengers can take the monorail from the airport to reach Shinagawa Station, Yokohama Station and several other destinations in eastern Tokyo. There are also bus services to several places in the Kanto region.