Tokyo Travel Guide
Tōkyō is the capital of
Japan. At over 12 million people in the official metropolitan area alone, Tokyo is the core of the most populated urban area in the world, Greater Tokyo . This huge, wealthy and fascinating metropolis brings high-tech visions of the ...
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Tokyo has two large airports: Narita for international flights, and Haneda for domestic flights. See also: Narita Tokyo's main international gateway is Narita Airport located in the town of Narita nearly 70 kilometers northeast of Tokyo and covered ... Tokyo flights »
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There are thousands of hotels in the Tokyo area, ranging from cheap to very expensive. They are distributed throughout the city, with some of the high end and the low end almost everywhere. Many Western-style hotels, especially those affiliated with American ... Tokyo hotels »
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Shinjuku is a central ward of Tokyo, known as the metropolis' second center . The area surrounding Shinjuku Station is a huge ...
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Roppongi is a section of Tokyo's
Minato ward infamous for its nightlife, much of which is geared squarely at foreigners. But ...
Roppongi Travel Guide »
Shibuya (渋谷; is a shopping and eating district popular with a lot of young Tokyoites. It's within walking distance from two ...
Shibuya Travel Guide »
Tokyo's Chiyoda Ward is the center of the city and in many ways the center of all
Japan. A mere 12 km² houses the Imperial ...
Chiyoda Travel Guide »
Odaiba is a large artificial island in Tokyo,
Japan, featuring many hypermodern and just plain strange buildings memorably ...
Odaiba Travel Guide »
The Ginza district of Tokyo, literally "Silver Mint", is in the
Chuo ward. It is considered the high fashion center of the city ...
Ginza Travel Guide »
For the young and fashionable teenager, spending time in Harajuku on the weekends is practically a necessity. Even older folks ...
Harajuku Travel Guide »
Bunkyō is in Tokyo, north of the Imperial Palace. The name means roughly "Capital of Culture" and, indeed, it's best known ...
Bunkyo Travel Guide »
Akihabara is Tokyo's "Electric Town", located on the eastern side of the central
Chiyoda ward. The area houses thousands of shops ...
Akihabara Travel Guide »
Shinagawa is one of the 23 wards of central Tokyo, and is also a major railway station in south-central Tokyo. Historically ...
Shinagawa Travel Guide »
If you want to get a feel for old Tokyo, Ueno in the
Taito district is a good place to start. Entirely lacking in high-rise ...
Ueno Travel Guide »
Sumida Ward lies east of central Tokyo. It is home to a famous cherry blossom viewing area in spring, the Sumida River Fireworks ...
Sumida Travel Guide »
Nerima , Itabashi , and Kita are a trio of suburban wards in north and northwestern Tokyo, bordering
Saitama and outer Tokyo's ...
North Travel Guide »
Shinbashi is a district of central Tokyo which is a significant business center and commercial area, although not quite as busy ...
Shinbashi Travel Guide »
Akasaka is one of Tokyo's central business districts, full of corporate headquarters and expensive hotels. The area is directly ...
Akasaka Travel Guide »
Meguro is a largely residential district in southwest Tokyo, named after the Meguro River.
Meguro Travel Guide »
Minato is a ward in central Tokyo. The name means "port", referring to its seaside location, although due to reclamation many ...
Minato Travel Guide »
Eastern Tokyo covers the five eastern Tokyo wards of Adachi , Katsushika , Edogawa , Kōtō and Arakawa . Neighboring
Sumida ...
East Travel Guide »
Kunitachi is a city in Tokyo prefecture. The naming of Kunitachi comes from its location: sandwiched between Kokubunji City and ...
Kunitachi Travel Guide »
Tokyo Reviews and Tips
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completely different from Sushi which you can eat abroad. I think Tokyo isn't such a expensive city as you think. There is much more way you can save your money than I could write down here... Pass Roppongi Heights and continue straight for about 1 km. The entrance is on your left. The exterior is fairly subdued, so keep your eyes peeled and look for a wall of running water... Familiarize yourself with the subway, it will make life alot easier... More on GeckoGo »
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