도쿄 Day Guides
If it’s your last day in Tokyo, you’ll want to make the most of it! This guide will take you through a full day of exploring, shopping, eating, and enjoying the best of Tokyo before you leave. Whether you love sightseeing, food, or last-minute shopping, this itinerary has something for you.
Enjoy breakfast at your hotel or a nearby café before heading out.
Bills (Omotesando, Ginza, Shibuya) – Famous for fluffy pancakes and great coffee.
Komeda’s Coffee (Multiple Locations) – A Japanese café with thick toast and strong coffee.
Sarabeth’s (Tokyo Station, Shinjuku) – A New York-style breakfast spot.
T’s Tantan (Tokyo Station, Vegan-Friendly) – Serves plant-based ramen and breakfast sets.
Your last day is a great time to join a short tour or cultural experience.
Traveler’s Tip: Morning tours usually last 2–3 hours, making them perfect before lunch.
Choose a restaurant based on what you haven’t tried yet!
Sushi Dai (Tsukiji) – A top-rated sushi spot, but expect long lines.
Tonkatsu Maisen (Omotesando, Shinjuku, Tokyo Station) – Famous for crispy pork cutlets.
Afuri Ramen (Multiple Locations) – Light yuzu-flavored ramen.
Nagi Shokudo (Shibuya, Vegan-Friendly) – A cozy plant-based restaurant.
Your last afternoon in Tokyo is a great time for souvenir shopping or picking up special gifts.
Ginza in Tokyo dazzles with its high-end boutiques, gourmet restaurants, and sophisticated ambiance, making it a premier destination for luxury and culture.
Explore MEGA Don Quijote Nagoya, a 24-hour store offering a vast selection of daily items and luxury goods in a vibrant, engaging atmosphere.
Akihabara Electric Town in Tokyo is a vibrant hub for tech enthusiasts, offering an array of electronics, anime merchandise, and unique pop culture experiences.
Takeshita Street – A fun street with cute character goods and snacks.
Kiddy Land – A great place for Studio Ghibli, Pokémon, and Hello Kitty items.
Omotesando Hills – High-end fashion brands and trendy boutiques.
Traveler’s Tip: Many stores offer tax-free shopping for tourists if you spend over 5,000 yen, so bring your passport for savings!
After shopping, relax at a café and enjoy a final Tokyo dessert.
Aoyama Flower Market Tea House (Omotesando) – A café inside a flower shop.
Hoshino Coffee (Multiple Locations) – Known for hand-drip coffee and soufflé pancakes.
Blue Bottle Coffee (Ginza, Shinjuku, Roppongi) – High-quality espresso drinks.
Komeda’s Coffee (Multiple Locations) – A cozy Japanese café chain.
Wired BonBon (Vegan-Friendly, Ginza) – Serves plant-based sweets and matcha.
Traveler’s Tip: Tokyo’s themed cafés (like cat cafés, owl cafés, and robot cafés) are also fun options for your last day.
For your final meal in Tokyo, choose something memorable!
Gonpachi (Kill Bill Restaurant, Roppongi) – A samurai-style izakaya.
Ichiran Ramen (Multiple Locations) – A popular ramen chain with private booths.
Uobei Sushi (Shibuya, Akihabara) – A fun conveyor belt sushi experience.
Sometaro (Asakusa) – A famous okonomiyaki (savory pancake) restaurant.
T’s Tantan (Tokyo Station, Vegan-Friendly) – A plant-based ramen restaurant.
Before heading back to your hotel, enjoy a beautiful view of Tokyo at night.
Tokyo Tower – Classic view of the city from 150m or 250m high.
Shibuya Sky – A rooftop observatory with a 360-degree view of Tokyo.
Roppongi Hills Mori Tower – A stunning night view of Tokyo Tower and Mt. Fuji (on clear days).
Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building (Free, Shinjuku) – A great view without an entrance fee.
After a full final day in Tokyo, head back to your hotel to rest before your departure.
If staying near Tokyo Station, you can walk or take a short train ride.
If staying in Shinjuku, Shibuya, or Ueno, take the Yamanote Line.
