
Tokyo in Japan is one of the most cosmopolitan and exciting cities in the world, and visiting the metropole at least once in your life should be on everyone’s travel wish list. With 12 million inhabitants, there is always something going on here, but it is also very easy to seek out the city’s quiet and quaint neighborhoods. This travel guide will introduce you to the multiple-faceted city of Tokyo!
Whether you are looking to experience Japanese culture at its best, enjoy seasonal treats such as cherry blossoms and autumn leaves, discover Japan’s history, eat some of the most delicious foods you will have ever had, or dive into the exciting night scene, Tokyo has it all.
Check out our group package tour and private package tour in Tokyo if you are interested in discovering this exciting city!

The imposing Imperial Palace and its wonderful Japanese garden are on top of most tourists’ must-see lists. A visit to the location of the former Edo castle is best done after learning a bit more about its history.

Asakusa is one of Tokyo’s most popular districts to visit for both local and international tourists. This is because of the traditional atmosphere and the Sensoji. Learn more about the area’s history!

Maxell Aqua Park is an aquarium located in the Shinagawa area in Tokyo. There are many exhibitions of marine species and several rooms with special illuminations, which makes this aquarium different from the others.

While planning a trip to Japan, it can be difficult to make a choice of where to go, due to the great number of interesting places to visit. Therefore, we made a list of the 5 best places to visit while traveling in Tokyo.

The long Nakamise shopping street in front of the Sensoji temple in Asakusa is a popular area for souvenir shopping and food tours. What is the history of this popular street?

What became today’s largest metropole in the world started out as a small town in the 13th century and became a small castle town in the 15th century. Then the feudal lords started fighting out a war that would change the course of Edo’s history forever.