Tokyo

Japan

Tokyo

2 days · Intense but rewarding

Best seasonSpring (March-May) or Autumn (September-November)
BudgetMedium to high
Ideal forCurious travelers, culture enthusiasts, technology lovers
culturemodernitygastronomy

Tokyo, a metropolis of a thousand faces, defies time and space. Navigating between its ancestral traditions and its frenetic futurism requires flawless organization to grasp its full richness without ever feeling overwhelmed by its immensity.

Day by day

D1

Immersion in Nature and Spirituality

Tokyo — Immersion in Nature and Spirituality

Start your day early to admire Mount Fuji, ideally from Lake Kawaguchiko for a breathtaking view. Allow for significant travel time from Tokyo.

Tokyo — Immersion in Nature and Spirituality

Spend the afternoon at Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden. It's best to arrive in the early afternoon to enjoy the soft light and avoid the midday crowds.

Tokyo — Immersion in Nature and Spirituality

End the day at Meiji Shrine. Try to go in the late afternoon, before sunset, for a more peaceful and respectful atmosphere.

D2

Art, Animation, and Urban Buzz

Tokyo — Art, Animation, and Urban Buzz

Begin with the Nezu Museum of Art. It's advisable to arrive right at opening to enjoy the peaceful garden before the crowds.

Tokyo — Art, Animation, and Urban Buzz

For the Ghibli Museum, booking tickets is mandatory and must be done several months in advance. Allow at least 3 hours on site.

Tokyo — Art, Animation, and Urban Buzz

Finish by immersing yourself in the energy of Shibuya Crossing. In the evening, the intensity of the lights and the crowd offer a unique visual experience. Find a spot from the Starbucks for an overview.

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