6 Locations in Tokyo

🎏 Shinjuku
Let's start with Shinjuku, a district that never sleeps. It's a hub of restaurants, shopping spots, and full of vibrant lights. I recommend coming at night. The lights and sounds are spectacular. It's a very popular spot among tourists.

Must-visit check-in points: Giant 3D Cat, the building with Godzilla (located near Don Quijote, you can pin it on the map).

🎏 Sensoji Temple
Located in the Asakusa area, this temple is very popular when visiting Tokyo. Otherwise, it’s considered that you haven’t truly been to Tokyo. The path to the temple is filled with many shops and restaurants. This area is lively and bustling just like other places.

🎏 Ueno
It’s large and very lively. It’s our favorite shopping area because it’s full of shops, restaurants, sweets, fresh fruits, and much more. Unlike other places, this area is cheaper, and there’s also a large park to stroll around.

Must-visit check-in point: If you visit during the cherry blossom festival, I recommend enjoying the beauty in the park.

🎏 Ginza
Brand lovers will definitely like this area, especially the Mitsukoshi Ginza department store. It’s famous as a shopping hub for brand names. All the brands gather in this building, and the prices are better than elsewhere. The staff are lovely and provide great service.

🎏 Shibuya
A large popular district that’s a hub for restaurants, shopping, and famous brands. It’s lively all day, filled with Japanese people and tourists.

Must-visit check-in point: You must cross the Shibuya 5-way intersection; otherwise, it’s considered you haven’t been there.

🎏 Tokyo Tower
Considered a symbol of Tokyo city.

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