도쿄 Day Guides
Get ready for an unforgettable day in Tokyo, where you'll immerse yourself in the futuristic digital art of TeamLab Planets, explore the bustling Tsukiji Outer Market, and dive into the vibrant atmosphere of Shinjuku. This guide will take you through unique experiences, delicious food spots, and must-see attractions to make the most of your day in the city.
Let’s dive into the perfect itinerary for your day!
Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line → Travel to Toyosu Station, then transfer to the Yurikamome Line.
Yurikamome Line → Travel directly to Shin-Toyosu Station.
JR Line (for JR Pass holders) → Take the JR Yamanote Line to Shimbashi Station, then transfer to the Yurikamome Line to Shin-Toyosu Station.
Recommended Stop: Shin-Toyosu Station (Exit 2)
After breakfast at your hotel, take the most convenient train from your nearest station to Shin-Toyosu Station. From there, it’s a short 2-minute walk to TeamLab Planets.
✔ Walk through water-filled rooms with digital projections.
✔ Explore the infinity mirror rooms filled with lights and colors.
✔ Experience the floating flower garden, where flowers rise as you walk.
✔ Enjoy the soft, cushion-filled spaces that feel like walking on clouds.
Traveler’s Tip: Wear comfortable clothes and avoid skirts, as some rooms require sitting or walking through water. Towels are provided for drying your feet.
Walk 5 minutes to Toyosu Station and take the Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line to Shintomicho Station (1 stop).
Transfer to the Toei Asakusa Line and go 1 stop to Tsukiji Station.
Recommended Stop: Tsukiji Station (Exit 1 or 2)
From the station, walk 5 minutes to Tsukiji Outer Market, where you’ll find fresh seafood, snacks, and traditional food stalls.
Tsukiji is one of Tokyo’s top food destinations, offering fresh sushi, seafood bowls, and a variety of traditional Japanese dishes.
✔ Try fresh sushi, grilled seafood, and tamagoyaki (sweet omelet).
✔ Visit a matcha shop for green tea and traditional sweets.
✔ Explore kitchenware stores selling high-quality Japanese knives.
✔ Sample street food like tuna skewers, sea urchin, and mochi.
After exploring the market, enjoy a fresh and delicious meal at one of Tsukiji’s many restaurants.
Sushizanmai – A famous sushi chain known for fresh seafood.
Sushi Daiwa – One of the best sushi spots, but expect a wait.
Tsukiji Outer Market Food Stalls – Great for grabbing quick bites like grilled scallops, tuna skewers, and fresh oysters.
Komeda Coffee (Vegetarian-Friendly) – A cozy café offering sandwiches, pastries, and desserts.
After lunch, head to Shinjuku, a lively district filled with shopping, parks, entertainment, and nightlife.
Take the Toei Oedo Line from Tsukiji-Shijo Station to Shinjuku Station (direct, about 20 minutes).
Recommended Stop: Shinjuku Station (East Exit)
✔ Visit Shinjuku Gyoen, a peaceful park with traditional Japanese gardens.
✔ Shop at Don Quijote, a discount store selling souvenirs, snacks, and cosmetics.
✔ Explore Isetan Department Store, a luxury shopping destination.
✔ Walk through Omoide Yokocho, a small alley with nostalgic izakayas (Japanese pubs).
Traveler’s Tip: If you love anime and gaming, visit BIC Camera or Yodobashi Camera for electronics and collectibles.
Take a break at one of Shinjuku’s cafés before heading into the evening.
Blue Bottle Coffee – A minimalist café with quality espresso drinks.
Shinjuku Starbucks Rooftop – Offers great city views.
Toranomon Coffee – Known for smooth, strong coffee.
Ain Soph Journey (Vegan-Friendly) – A plant-based café with desserts and coffee.
As the sun sets, Shinjuku comes alive with neon lights, bars, and entertainment spots.
✔ Visit Golden Gai, a famous alley filled with tiny bars.
✔ Explore Kabukicho, Tokyo’s entertainment and nightlife district.
✔ Take a photo at Godzilla Road, where a giant Godzilla head overlooks the street.
✔ Experience Omoide Yokocho, an alley with small traditional eateries.
End your day with dinner at one of Shinjuku’s many restaurants.
Gyukatsu Motomura – Famous for deep-fried beef cutlets.
Ichiran Ramen – A well-known ramen shop with private booths.
Torikizoku – A casual yakitori (grilled chicken skewers) chain.
Ain Soph Journey (Vegan/Vegetarian) – Serves plant-based Japanese dishes.
Take the train back from Shinjuku Station to your nearest station:
Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line, JR Yamanote Line, or Toei Oedo Line for central Tokyo.
Keio Line or Odakyu Line for western Tokyo.
Seibu Shinjuku Line for northern areas.
