Tokyo's cutting-edge information dissemination center! With a variety of attractions, including the famous Scramble Crossing, Center Street, Miyashita Park, and the Scramble Square Observatory, it is a prime example of a must-see tourist destination when you come to Tokyo.

Shinjuku, which boasts the highest number of passengers in Japan, is full of attractions such as Kabukicho, Isetan, Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building, and Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden. Godzilla Hotel, Kabukicho Tower, Golden Gai, and Omoide Yokocho are also popular spots!

When you think of sightseeing in Tokyo, Asakusa is the place to go! Kaminarimon, Sensoji Temple, the five-story pagoda, and the various shops on Nakamise, Shin-Nakamise, and Denpoin Street are packed with recommended souvenirs that tell the story of Japanese culture! 

​Ginza is known for its shopping, high-end brands that represent Japan, and rows of traditional shops with a long history. There are also plenty of restaurants of various genres to satisfy the latest gourmets.

The Marunouchi area, which spreads out in front of the historic Tokyo Station, is a popular tourist spot where you can enjoy shopping and dining at the underground mall, Maru Building, and Shin-Maru Building, as well as the natural surroundings of the Imperial Palace, which is also the former site of Edo Castle, which has a history of over 500 years.

Tsukiji is known as Tokyo's kitchen, and even after the inner market moved to Toyosu, the outer market remains a very popular food spot both in Japan and overseas! You can enjoy fresh meat and fish on the spot!

Harajuku is a town that represents the latest in Japanese fashion and pop culture, lined with a variety of apparel shops and restaurants, including Takeshita Street, Fire Street, Cat Street, and Killer Street.

Omotesando is an area where you can find high-end brand stores and items that can only be found here, attracting people from all over the world in search of rare items. There are also many stylish cafes, and this sophisticated town where high-status people gather is also a place where you can enjoy various buildings by famous architects.

Tokyo Solamachi, the tallest tower in Japan, is home to a variety of traditional crafts, restaurants, and an aquarium, making it a great place for families to enjoy. The view from the observation deck is spectacular!

Odaiba has large commercial facilities and amusement facilities, and is recommended for couples and families. The seaside park overlooking Tokyo Bay and the beautiful Rainbow Bridge has a sandy beach, is very open and pleasant, and the night view is romantic and recommended.

It is a popular area where otaku culture has attracted attention from all over the world, and is an interesting city packed with uniquely Japanese subculture culture, such as Electric Town, anime, cosplay, and maid cafes.

In Ueno, there are many famous cherry blossom spots such as Ueno Park, the zoo, and Ameyoko, as well as the National Museum of Art and the Science Museum, allowing you to learn more about Tokyo culture. During this time of year, you can enjoy the truly beautiful nature of Ueno!

Toyosu, Tokyo's new food capital, offers shopping and dining at the Toyosu Market, as well as the hugely popular Kidzania work experience center for children, LaLaport, and art facilities such as TeamLab Planets. A new hot spring facility has also just opened!

Tokyo Tower is one of Tokyo's most famous sightseeing spots, and the Skywalk Window, which allows you to look down directly at the scenery 150m below, is a must-see spot. Downstairs you can enjoy cutting-edge VR games and the latest interactive games! We also recommend Tokyo Tower at night, where the gentle lights are lit up!

Azabudai Hills, with its distinctive and unique design by Heatherwick Studio, is a cutting-edge spot where you can enjoy not only dining and shopping, but also a variety of public art, galleries, and museums.

Shin-Okubo, Tokyo's Koreatown, is lined with a variety of Korean food and cosmetics shops, making it a place where you can enjoy delicious Korean food, beauty products, and cosmetics without leaving Tokyo. Visiting stylish cafes is very popular with people of all ages and genders!

Ikebukuro, also known as the Shinjuku of the West, is a popular spot for anime and subculture! There are plenty of spots that families can enjoy, such as Sunshine City, the aquarium, Nanja Town, and IKESUNPARK.

Nakano is undergoing rapid redevelopment around the station and continues to evolve into a new town. In fact, there are many hobby shops selling figures and toys that are popular from all over the world, and Broadway and Sun Mall are popular with many foreign tourists.

Shimokitazawa is known as the epicenter of Japanese youth culture and a mecca for subculture, a city where diverse cultures, including music, bands, fashion, vintage clothing, theater, art, and curry, are constantly being fused together to create new fusions that mix the old and the new.

There are many recommended spots in Tokyo, hidden spots, and more. We will take you to wherever you want to go.