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Tokyo is the home of the Japanese government and the Emperor of Japan, as well as being the country’s economic hub.
Tokyo is among the most interesting cities in the world, not only in Japan. It is a colossal metropolis with an endless supply of exciting and intriguing things to do. I’ve been wanting to write a trip guide to Tokyo for quite some time.
With its skyscrapers, bullet trains, Electric Town (Akihabara), and even a robot restaurant, Tokyo is renowned for being a city of the future.
We advise staying in Tokyo for three to four days.
For instance, I’d advise spending three days in Tokyo and four in Kyoto if you had a week to go around Japan.
Visit my Tokyo or Kyoto page if you need assistance selecting how much time to devote to Tokyo versus Kyoto.
Tokyo is a great site to experience fall, with its metropolitan parks and landscape gardens.
• Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden. Photo by Planetyze. …
• Yoyogi Park. Photo by Planetyze. …
• The Imperial Palace East Gardens. Photo by Planetyze. …
• Ueno Park. Photo by Planetyze. …
• Rikugien. …
• Koishikawa Korakuen Garden. …
• Kyu Shiba Rikyu Garden.
Japan is best visited in the spring (March to May) and fall (September to November). Japan is at its most colourful at this time, with delicate cherry blossom or vivid crimson foliage providing contrast to the surroundings. Keep in mind that at this time, it might also be quite congested.
The great majority of people exclusively speak Japanese, which is also the official language. The younger the individual, though it’s not a certainty, the better your chances are of finding someone who speaks English.
People in Japan often strive to be as helpful as they can if you ask them for anything, despite the fact that the language barrier can be a struggle at times.
