Things to do in Tokyo

Well-organised and enjoyable tour, though the schedule felt a bit rushed. We left the final stop earlier than expected (around 3ish instead of 5pm as published in the itinerary) so it would have been nice to have more time at each location. Yutaro was a fantastic guide — friendly, entertaining, and very clear in his explanations. Overall, a very pleasant experience.

I visited Shibuya Sky as a solo traveler and it was one of the highlights of my Tokyo trip. The view from the top is absolutely amazing — you can see the whole city and it’s very beautiful especially during the daytime. The place is very organized and the staff manage the visitors well, so it never felt crowded or stressful. I also felt safe the entire time, which is important when traveling alone. The facilities are clean and well maintained, and the photo spots are perfect. Booking through Klook was very easy and convenient. I highly recommend this experience if you are visiting Tokyo, even if you are traveling alone. Definitely a 5-star experience!

Easy and fair price and convenience just use open voucher and show QR Code on voucher use scan at the Disney gate that can pass enter the theme park very fast without waiting for long queue at in front of the theme park. Very recomended!

Easy and convenience just use open voucher and show QR Code on voucher use scan with staff at the gate that can pass enter the theme park very fast without waiting for long queue at in front of the theme park but have to enter on round time that we choose only. Very recomended! By the way, this theme park will don't have any customer waiting area for support and service all customers who comes early round time ticket.

one of the largest walk-through entertainment facilities. It offers a 3–4 hour, behind-the-scenes walking tour featuring iconic sets like the Great Hall, Diagon Alley, and the Forbidden Forest. We enjoyed our time here. Tour also offers many souvenirs in the form of photo and video opportunities. Highly recommended 👍

This was an exceptional new experience. Very interactive with the lights and patterns of the lab. I can even create my own art work and be scan via the projectors. The concepts of each rooms projected different colours of lights, feelings and etc. The purchasing of the tickets via klook was an easy way to get in, no fuss, they just scan your ticket via your phone.

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! 😜😬