Tons of electronics and tourist tat! Plus if you show your passport as a tourist no tax!
you can always find some interesting exhibitions and the view is amazing (way better than Tokyo Tower..!)
Apple Store on steroids. Or the child of apple store and MoMa. Even is you don't come for the exhibit, the space alone is worth a visit. Have. Latte and just chill. Don't miss the gift shop.
Tokyo on a cold day. The view at the skydeck is exquisite, even better come night time!!!
This Eiffel Tower-inspired lattice tower is 333 meters high. It was originally intended for television broadcasting. Today it is one of Tokyo’s most famous landmarks.
Get admission tickets in advance. Try to be there at 9:30am to avoid line ups. Do not miss straw hat cafe. It opens at 11am, be the first group there as the cafe fills up fast.
Fancy feeling like Rick Deckard? Get yourself down here, buy some fried noodles and watch the world go by. It's the closest you'll ever get to the White Dragon...
Calico Cat Cafe in Shinjuku - more exotic cats and open til 10pm, so you can get your cat fix at the end of the day - http://wandertokyo.com/cat-cafe-calico/
It is pretty cheap to get in and fun to see if you have nothing to do...I think it's free on specific days. A very cool park that is not as crowded as Yoyogi, which is not far from it.
On a Sunday, swing through and see the Dancing Elvises (Elvi?) and wander down towards the Harajuku entrance from some Harajuku girls. Good Okonomiyaki from street vendors, too!
No cool dude would seriously hang out/ shop here. It's Cat Street and the surrounding backstreets way down Takeshita and over the main road (Meiji Dori) under the unmistakable Harajuku arch you want.
Even if you don't buy anything, just explore this amazing toyshop. One of my favourite shops in the world!
Ameyoko Market - tucked under the tracks of the Yamanote line between Ueno Station and Okachimachi station
It is the outer of two large entrance gates to the Sensō-ji in Asakusa. The gate, with its big red lantern and 2 statues of God of Thunder and God of Wind, is popular with tourists.
Gadgets, manga and "maid cafes". All quite overwhelming. Super Potato particularly recommended for retro gaming fans.
Shimokitazawa is a hipster neighborhood that hasn't changed all that much since WWII. It is known for its quirky little shops, live houses (concert halls), cafes and bars. Leia mais.
Doesn't have to be this one, but go to an arcade. And do the photo booths. They're amazing.
the coolest little street in all of Tokyo. Paved on top of a small river. Now home to niche fashion houses, moboff, and cool cafes.
This place is insane! It's an intersection on steroids that provides tons of amusement just watching the clockwork type interchanges of people, cars, and trucks.
Nice View to the rainbow bridge, have time to get meals, try to get the set along the bridge side, very nice view especially in the evening with illuminating lights.
The food stalls around the temple in Asakusa provide for some fun and affordable snacking of items you won't find abroad. Don't stop at the McDonalds, but keep going and eat something local :)
Some shops take credit cards as long as you reach a minimum limit (eg., ¥1600, etc).
The view was awesome... Its in the heart of a city. Amazed! Oh and the birds, I loveeed them.
Tokyo's oldest Buddhist temple dates from the year 645. Just outside its Thunder Gate entrance is a bustling market where you can find anything.
The small cozy bookstore in Aoyama, Utrecht is somewhere we forget that we are in Tokyo although it's located in the central Tokyo area. Many sparrows and white eyes fly to the porch for their food.
Experience the amazing sunset - the views over Tokyo Tower and Mt. Fuji (when it is clear) are unforgettable, with 360 degrees view of Tokyo City and the bay area at the same time. Leia mais.
The best thing is the big and beautiful japanese garden behind the museum, a refreshing and "accurately wild" oasis during summer.
The Meguro Sky Garden is built on top of a highway junction in Meguro ward. Is it one of those silly airy-fairy Japanese ideas that ends up being a white elephant? Possibly! But it's also unique.
Go in the evening during the golden hour and watch the sunset. Then wait for the sky to turn dark and the city ligjts to light up. That way, you get to see 2different sights with one ticket.
One of the best arcades in Akiba if you’re big into rhythm games. As of June 2013, they have several DDR, IIDX, Sound Voltex Booth 2, Reflect Beat, Jubeat, Taiko no Tatsujin, Pop n Music machines.
Great view of the Sensouji temple and the Sky Tree at the same time from the 8th floor of this building. And it is free!
Also has a small, relaxing cafe space which is very quiet when there is no exhibit on.
