Tokyo Tower

Built in 1958, Tokyo Tower serves as a symbol of Tokyo’s rebirth after World War II. The towering structure stands 333 meters tall, becoming a ubiquitous photo spot for tourists. Two observation decks provide extensive views across the city and a four-story complex on the ground floor offers shopping, food, and entertainment.

Tokyo Skytree

The Tokyo Skytree was recently opened in 2010 making it the tallest building in Japan standing 634m high (antenna spire). The Skytree lights up purple and blue rotating each day, and it has incredible views of the metropolitan city. There are also many shops and restaurants for you to check out.

Imperial Palace

No visit to Tokyo is complete without stopping by the Imperial Palace - the primary residence of the current Emperor of Japan. It is filled with several beautiful gardens. Why not take a stroll around the Imperial Palace and imagine about historical Tokyo?

Asakusa

Asakusa is home to one of Tokyo's most famous temples, known as Sensoji. The stark red color is iconic and complemented by its neighboring pagoda: a great combination for taking incredible pictures. There are also many local souvenir shops located near the temple.