Things to do in Tokyo

Amazing Mt. Fuji Experience with the Best Guide, Yutaro! Our Mt. Fuji tour was honestly one of the highlights of my Japan trip. Everything was well-organized, smooth, and stress-free from start to finish. The views were absolutely breathtaking, seeing Mt. Fuji up close felt surreal and even more beautiful than I imagined. What made the experience extra special was our tour guide, Yutaro. He was incredibly charismatic, funny, and very knowledgeable about the places we visited. He explained the history and culture in such an engaging way that never felt boring. He also made sure everyone was comfortable, on time, and enjoying every moment of the trip. The itinerary was well-paced with enough time for photos, food, and exploring. Every stop felt worth it, and I never felt rushed. If you’re looking for a fun, informative, and memorable Mt. Fuji tour — I highly recommend this one, especially if you get Yutaro as your guide! Definitely a 10/10 experience and something I will never forget. 🌄

The Shibuya Sky experience was excellent, but timing is important. Entry is strictly on schedule, so make sure to arrive on time. Selfie sticks are not allowed, and personal items must be stored in lockers before going up. Sunset time slots are difficult to secure, so plan and book well in advance if that’s your goal. Overall, it was a great experience with stunning views.

The voucher was super easy to use, just pull it up and scan the QR code at the park entrance! I also added it to my MyDisney Tokyo resort app and got to book the Duffy and Friends dinner show! Totally worth it!

team labs is a great place for young and old. The water section is THE BEST! water at best is shin high, it’s warm and worth your time. The forest and garden are equally good. plenty of photo ops, will take 4+ hours to complete.

Very cool art installation! It lived up to the hype. We spent three hours here. It’s very dark and a little confusing when it comes to the entrances/exits because some of the installations have one entrance and one exit, but other installations use the same point for entry and exit. Regardless, we had a great time!

Had the best time of my life albeit going there alone. I had goosebumps all the time from being so overwhelmed, even as I type this review. Butterbeer was nice too, you can take home the plastic mug after finishing the drinks.

Let me give you a detailed review and tips for visiting the Tokyo Skytree, a landmark that is as essential to your Tokyo trip as the Tokyo Subway Pass. It's perfect to visit in conjunction with Asakusa using the subway pass. Tokyo Skytree Complete Conquest Review I visited the Tokyo Skytree, the world's tallest free-standing radio tower symbolizing the sky of Tokyo. I will summarize the charms of this place, which was full of things to enjoy as much as its overwhelming scale of 634m in height. 1. Feeling like walking above the sky, the Tembo Gallery and Tembo Deck The observatory is divided into two areas: the Tembo Deck at 350m above ground and the Tembo Gallery at 450m. I thought just seeing the Tembo Deck would be enough, but when I actually went up, the experience of walking along the gentle glass slope of the Tembo Gallery was really special. The panoramic view of Tokyo spreading out below my feet was like looking at an elaborate miniature world, and on a clear day, I could see Mount Fuji in the distance at a glance, allowing me to fully enjoy the feeling of my heart opening up. 2. A paradise of shopping and gourmet food, Tokyo Solamachi Solamachi, a large-scale complex shopping mall, is connected to the base of the Skytree Tower. This is not just a place to sell souvenirs, but also houses famous Japanese ramen restaurants and cute character shops (Pokemon Center, Ghibli Shop, etc.), making it the perfect place to spend time after visiting the observatory. In particular, there is a wide range of options, from the food court on the 1st floor to the high-end restaurants on the upper floors, so you can enjoy a meal that suits your taste. 3. Smart reservation with Klook (without waiting) The Skytree is Tokyo's most popular attraction, so the on-site ticketing lines are incredibly long. I booked in advance on Klook, specifying the date and time, and this choice was a stroke of genius. When I arrived, I just scanned the QR code at the dedicated self-service ticket machine, and a physical ticket was printed immediately, allowing me to head straight to the elevator without standing in the long line. It was also much easier to plan my itinerary because of the timed entry.

easy access just go to the third floor, show the voucher st information and you are good to go. not that crowded, and you can see clearly the Tokyo Tower. good to view the tokyo while listening to the sound at mori exhibit. makes you feel like japan is a really good place and it is really hard to say goodbye. and definitiely will back.

Great place, magnificent view of the city and Mount Fuji at the end of the day... really great!! It's a beautiful experience despite the high traffic that day. FYI, there are lockers for suitcases / luggage of all sizes! 😜😬