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Asakusa Kannon Temple
One of Tokyo's oldest temples, Asakusa Kannon Temple is dedicated to the goddess of compassion. The buildings have been destroyed over the centuries but authentically restored.
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Ginza
The huge shopping center of Ginza is home to high end shops in grand stores. All manner of goods can be found here from areas around the world. Coffee shops, cafes, and restaurants are also prevalent.
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Kabuki-za Theatre
Kabuki-za Theatre offers a traditional experience of Japanese theatre. Song and dance, set against spectacular backdrops, can be enjoyed even by those who do not speak the language.
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Tokyo National Museum
The Tokyo National Museum, located in Ueno Park, contains an impressive collection of Japanese, Chinese and Indian art.
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Imperial Palace
One of Tokyo's major tourist attractions is the Imperial Palace. The complex, which includes the beautiful grounds, is surrounded by 17th C walls and a moat.
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Rikugien Park
This lovely park is laid out in typical 18th C landscaping, and contains a knoll rising above a lake with an island.
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Tsukiji Fishmarket
The famous Tsukiji Fishmarket is a huge complex offering an endless array of fish.
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Ueno Park
Ueno Park is the largest park in Tokyo and one of the city's most popular tourist attractions. It includes a large pond and lovely grounds, along with a zoo, aquarium, temples, and several museums.
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Read LessMore Japan Resources
- Tokyo tours & things to do by Viator
- Tokyo Travel Guide by iExplore
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Asakusa Kannon Temple, Tokyo
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Ginza, Tokyo
Asakusa Kannon Temple, Tokyo
