Day 1
Asakusa and the Sumida
- 9:00AsakusaSight
- 10:30AsakusaWalk
- 13:00Sumida RiverAsakusaWalk
- 15:00OshiageSight
Day by day
Day 2
Harajuku and Shibuya
- 9:00Meiji JinguHarajukuSight
- 11:00Takeshita StreetHarajukuWalk
- 13:00OmotesandōAoyamaWalk
- 17:00ShibuyaSight
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Day 3
Tsukiji, Ginza and the palace
- 8:00TsukijiSight
- 10:30ChiyodaSight
- 13:00Tokyo StationMarunouchiSight
- 15:00GinzaWalk
Day 4
Ueno and Yanaka
- 9:30UenoWalk
- 10:30UenoSight
- 14:00UenoWalk
- 16:00YanakaWalk
Day 5
Shinjuku
- 9:30ShinjukuSight
- 13:00Nishi-ShinjukuSight
- 18:00ShinjukuWalk
- 20:00ShinjukuWalk
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Tokyo questions
Is 5 days enough for Tokyo?
Five days covers the main neighborhoods when sites are grouped by area and trains connect districts. Start each morning by 9:00 to manage crowds and transit times.
Do I need to book Tokyo Skytree tickets ahead?
Book Tokyo Skytree tickets online for peak hours to skip ticket lines. The main deck costs 2100 yen and same-day purchases often sell out after 11:00.
How do I travel between Asakusa and Shibuya?
Ride the Ginza subway line from Asakusa Station to Shibuya Station in 30 minutes. Load a Suica card for all fares and transfers without buying separate tickets.
Do I need reservations for the Imperial Palace East Gardens?
No reservations are needed and entry is free. The gardens open at 9:00 and close on Mondays and Fridays, so plan this day for another day of the week.
