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SHIBUYA SKY Ticket
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Tokyo Disney Resort - Tokyo Disneyland & Tokyo DisneySea Park Tickets
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RM 247.39
RM 257.70
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teamLab Borderless Tickets: MORI Building DIGITAL ART MUSEUM
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RM 109.35
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teamLab Planets TOKYO Ticket
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RM 109.05
RM 109.35
Harry Potter Studio Tour Tokyo
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RM 167.40
RM 182.25
TOKYO SKYTREE® Ticket
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RM 75.99
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Roppongi Hills Tokyo City View Observatory Deck Ticket
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RM 39.05
Sanrio Puroland Tokyo Ticket
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RM 89.80
Ron Mueck
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RM 59.85
Tokyo National Museum
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RM 26.05
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Tokyo Tower Ticket
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RM 30.39
Tokyo Chiikawa Park Ticket
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RM 89.29
RM 91.09
Asakusa Sumo Club Sumo Show Admission with Chankonabe in Tokyo
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RM 312.00
RM 312.25
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Tokyo: Sumo Live Show with Photo in Shinjuku
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RM 312.25
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Shibuya Go Karting Experience by Akiba Kart Shibuya
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Tokyo Joypolis Ticket
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RM 113.59
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Tokyo: Chopstick-Making Workshop & Japanese Cultural Experience
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RM 52.05
Mount Fuji Full-Day Small Group driver-guide tour (with Pick-up option)
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RM 390.29
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Tokyo Asakusa Kimono&Yukata Rental at Kimono Miyabi Asakusa Station
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RM 72.89
Aqua Park Shinagawa Ticket Tokyo
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Art Aquarium Museum GINZA Ticket
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Reviews of Tokyo activities
Klook User
2026-08-31 07:41:12
You need to buy tickets about 14-15 days in advance to get a good time. I booked two separate days and times because I was hoping to do one at sunset and another at night. even though I went on the site immediately when tickets were available, all the sunset optiobs were sold out. I thought going 1.5 hours early would be okay since there was a bar upstairs. but the it was so crowded that we couldn’t find space to sit & it was far to hot (late August) to stay in tge roof until sunset. so we took our pics and left. the following night was much better. I booked a 1940 time slot was much better. It was cooler, they had a light show and the skyline was incredible!!!
Klook User
2026-09-15 23:40:31
We arrived at DisneyLand at 7.30 and left the park at 8.30 to say we had a big day was an understatement, we chose to go down the fast passes avenue as we really did not want to wait in lines with kids. it worked for us! I will say if I was more organised we could have done it more efficiently but figuring it out as we went along was awesome too! So many favourites but one that stood out for us was The big thunder Mountain! kids ages were 10 and 7!
Klook 用戶
2026-09-10 03:24:56
Stepping into teamLab Borderless at Azabudai Hills feels like crossing the boundary between reality and dreams. There's no fixed path here, only endless fantastical exploration.
As light flows like ripples beneath your feet, you wander among shimmering light and shadow discs that sway like aquatic plants, making you feel as if you're in a dazzling, uncharted underwater world. Looking up, brilliant beams of light intertwine into deep geometric vortices; turning into another exhibition area, thousands of cascading fiber optic lights pour down like a rain of stars, enveloping you in a three-dimensional galaxy of flowing colors.
The most captivating experience is undoubtedly the EN TEA HOUSE. As you pick up your matcha and ice cream, the previously still tabletop immediately blossoms with vibrant flowers and foliage, with blooms and wilting all happening within your cup. In this boundless labyrinth constructed from light, shadow, sound, and technology, every turn is a captivating feast of digital art.
Klook User
2026-08-15 14:25:53
This place is absolutely amazing. the pictures are great, but don't do it justice for everything you experience inside. It really is breathtakingly spectacular. Well worth the money, well organised and a really unique experience.
lim *******
2026-09-07 13:09:54
It took us about 5-6 hours to eat and have butterbeer inside the Harry Potter Studio, haha! I saw reviews saying it takes at least 4 hours, and they were right! It was an exhibition worth the price, and my mother, who is in her 60s, also enjoyed it, finding it fascinating and fun to explore~! ☺️ I'm not a huge fan, but I grew up with Harry Potter, so I intentionally added it to my Tokyo itinerary, and I'm so, so glad I did ㅠㅠ💜 It was the Tokyo Harry Potter Studio with incredible historical accuracy and insane detail quality, so much so that it took half a day to see it all..👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Ratchapol **********
2026-08-25 10:29:42
Booking through Klook is incredibly convenient! You don't have to waste time waiting in line to buy tickets at the venue. Just present the QR code you received to the staff at the entrance for scanning, and you can exchange it for a ticket and go up to enjoy the view immediately. It's hassle-free, and you even get a better price than buying on-site. The views of Tokyo are beautiful and very impressive. If you're planning to visit Tokyo Skytree, I highly recommend booking in advance through Klook. It's definitely worth it and meets all expectations! The convenience of booking through Klook:
클룩 고객
2026-06-07 09:59:54
1. If you go at night, the background (the observatory wall behind the person taking the photo) will reflect a lot in the glass. It's best to find a position and angle where there's minimal reflection. 2. It's definitely prettier at night. Because of this, you might even have to wait in line at spots with the Tokyo Tower in the background. Be aware that some people might inconsiderately take photos for a long time in the same spot. 3. The entrance and exit are different, and you have to walk all the way around. The closer you get to the exit, the less you can see Tokyo Tower, but it's quieter and there are places to lean and take photos, so the atmosphere is better. (However, if you like night views, the scenery around Tokyo Tower is still better.) 4. How to enter: Find the Mori Tower Gallery and take the elevator to the 3rd floor -> Buy tickets at the 3rd-floor ticket office or present your pre-purchased ticket QR code -> Follow the instructions and take the elevator to the 52nd floor in order (scan your QR code to enter).
Anne **********
2026-07-23 04:13:06
Great experience with klook as you fo not need to register on the puroland website beforehand. Simply show your klook voucher and you are good to go. We arrived 15min prior to opening as long queues even on a Friday can start well before opening time. The queue is daunting but we managed to enter smoothly, scanned the QR code for wifi from one of the ushers inside the complex and then booked the Meet and Greet character sessions without issue. Tip, take a screencap of your character session qrcode in case your connection died like mine did! Also the toilets by Fairytaleland are quite cool!
Konstantinos ********
2026-08-30 14:34:00
The Ron Mueck exhibition was easily the most unexpected highlight in Tokyo.
I wasn't previously familiar with his work, but his innovative use of modern mixed media creates technically hyper-realistic sculptures with deeply surreal undertones.
Humanity and the physical form are central to Mueck’s art, yet underneath lies a powerful sense of existential angst and modern anxiety.
If you ever have the chance to see his work at the Mori Art Museum in Tokyo or elsewhere, don't miss it!
Tokyo at a glance
What to know before visiting Tokyo
Top experiences that define Tokyo across the year
Tokyo’s most-booked experiences centre on panoramic Observation decks and Museums, followed by big-ticket Theme parks, Cultural experiences and a variety of Tours. Demand drifts through the year, dips around June and peaks in October, so the city feels busiest and most in-demand in October and quietest in June.
Best picks for families, couples and solo travellers
Families will find Theme parks and Museums especially rewarding — theme parks offer the spectacle and mid-to-premium price points families expect, while museums are a reliable, family-friendly option. Couples often favour Observation decks and Cultural experiences for memorable views and intimate, local-flavour activities. Solo travellers and small groups will get the most from Tours and Museums, with guided options giving easy ways to meet people or dig into niche interests.
What travellers from Global should book ahead
Most visitors keep some flexibility in Tokyo because a typical trip length is around 12 days, but many still secure key tickets earlier: early planners book roughly three weeks ahead. Booking ahead matters most in the October peak months, when demand is noticeably higher; last-minute bookings remain possible for many activities a day or two before.
How the main categories compare on price and who they suit
Observation decks are the easiest, entry-level way in — they’re typically the cheapest category and a straightforward pick for most visitors seeking a skyline moment. Museums sit a touch higher on average and suit culture-minded travellers and families. Theme parks rank at the priciest mid-point and cater to families and anyone after a full-day spectacle. Tours offer the widest spread of prices and experiences, from budget-friendly walks to premium private excursions, making them the most versatile choice for different budgets and group types.
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