Tokyo Tower

Ever since its opening in 1958, it has been adore as the landmark of Tokyo. The Top Deck is located at a height of 250 meters.

Asakusa

SANJA MATSURI, which is one of the Three Great Festivals of EDO (now Tokyo), is held on the third Saturday and Sunday every May by the Ujiko ( inhabitants of the neighbouring community) at Asakusa Shirne (previously called “SANJA Daigongen Shrine”),sacred to the tutelary deity of the locality ,Asakusa.

Ginza

At the intersection of Chuo‐dori St. and Harumi‐dori St., there are sympolic archtectures of Ginza including the renowned Mitsukoshi Department Store and Wako Clock Tower. The perfect place to start a Ginza walk and shopping.

Tokyo Skytree

The tallest freestanding broadcasting tower in the worldboasting 634 meters in height. A view of the entire Kanto region can be ejoyed from the two obswervation decks located 350 and 450 meters above the ground and Mt. Fuji may ne seen on sunny days.

Akihabara

TAkihabara is the showcase of Japanese tech, jam‐packed with shops selling all kinds of electronics and IT to the world. More recently, it has also become the cultural home to the diehard fans of gaming, manga and anime—the otaku.