Tokyo Central Wholesale Market (Toyosu)
Official Tokyo Metropolitan market site covering Toyosu Market.
Source: Official website · Verified 2026-10-15
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Neon and quiet shrines, giant train hubs and tiny neighbourhood sento. Tokyo rewards every kind of traveller.
A fishing village called Edo became the shogun's capital in 1603 and was renamed Tokyo in 1868, when the emperor moved there.
Late March–early April for sakura; November for autumn leaves; summer fireworks.
You're likely flying straight in. Haneda and Narita both have trains into the city.
Edomae sushi, monjayaki, ramen of every style, and izakaya in Shinjuku and Shimbashi.
Tokyo Banana and goods from department-store food halls.
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Official Tokyo Metropolitan market site covering Toyosu Market.
Source: Official website · Verified 2026-10-15
Tokyo's food-stall market for fresh sushi, tamagoyaki and street snacks.
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Banana-cream sponge cakes sold as a classic Tokyo souvenir.
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Banana-cream sponge cakes — Tokyo's signature sweet meibutsu.
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24/48/72-hour unlimited Tokyo Metro and Toei subway ticket for visitors.
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Official tourism guide for Tokyo Prefecture: sights, events and local food.
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Forested Tokyo shrine next to Harajuku.
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Tokyo's oldest temple, in Asakusa.
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May festival of Asakusa Shrine, with portable shrines carried through the streets.
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One of Tokyo's biggest summer fireworks shows, held in late July.
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Asakusa sento with naturally dark spring water, reported as tattoo-friendly. Confirm current rules before visiting.
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Day-use onsen at the foot of Mt. Takao, next to the Keio line station.
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Day-use onsen in a traditional house in Itabashi, Tokyo.
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Large urban spa at Tokyo Dome City, fed by natural hot-spring water.
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Official guide to Tokyo's neighbourhood public bathhouses (sento); many sento allow tattoos. Confirm with each bath.
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Kids' role-play city.
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Tokyo's anime, manga and electronics district.
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Studio Ghibli's museum; tickets are sold in advance only.
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Official Gunpla shop and gallery in Odaiba.
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Shopping complex packed with collectibles and vintage manga.
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Nintendo's official store in Shibuya Parco.
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Official Pokémon stores across Japan.
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Indoor Hello Kitty theme park in Tama.
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Hostel where you sleep among bookshelves.
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Business hotel chain known for rooftop public baths and free late-night ramen.
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Capsule-style hotels with roomier first-class-cabin pods.
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Mid-budget hotel chain across Japan.
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Official network of youth hostels across Japan.
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Minimalist capsule hotel chain with locations around Japan.
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Budget business hotel chain with free breakfast.
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