Incredible Things To Do When Visiting Tokyo For The First Time
By SKY ARIELLA
Sensō-ji Temple is the oldest Buddhist temple in Tokyo, dating back to 628. The five-story pagoda's historic esteem draws in 30 million annual visitors to Sensō-ji.
Sensō-ji Temple
Multiple events are held at Sensō-ji Temple throughout the year, including the Sanja Matsuri Festival and Asakusa Samba Carnival. It's also right next to Nakamise Shopping Street.
This broadcasting tower is the best spot for first-time visitors to see a panorama of the city. At 2,080 feet tall, it is the tallest free-standing tower in the world.
Tokyo Skytree
It features two different observation decks at varying heights to appreciate the lofty perspective. Inside the base, there are shops, restaurants, a planetarium, and an aquarium.
Shibuya is one of the most iconic areas in all of Tokyo, and it's got great entertainment and nightlife. First-timers in the city must make a pilgrimage to Shibuya Crossing.
Shibuya
Other stuff to do in Shibuya includes shopping at boutique stores and checking out the local nightlife scene at popular teenie Shibuya bars like Tasuichi.
This early-morning market provides fresh fish to Tokyo. Strolling through the aisles gives first-time visitors in Tokyo a crash course in Japan's food scene.
Tsukiji Outer Market
A few of the most famous dishes to try while walking around Tsukiji Market include the tamagoyaki from Daisada, kaisendon from Tsukiji Koromo Sushi, and onigiri from Marutoyo.
Shopping in Tokyo is a must, and the best spots for it are Harajuku and Akihabara. They reflect unique facets of Japanese culture that first-time Tokyo visitors love.
Shopping
Harajuku is a hub for the one-of-a-kind, head-turning street fashion scene that emerged from Tokyo, while Akihabara is known for gaming products, electronics, and anime shopping.