Tokyo Attractions

Omotesando is a large boulevard that runs from the entrance of the Meiji Shrine, to Aoyama-dori in Harujuku, Tokyo Japan.  The st... Detail Page

One Piece Tower or sometimes called Tokyo One Piece Tower is an indoor theme park on the fourth and fifth floors of the Foot Town buil... Detail Page

Oshi Castle was built in an area of marshes and swamps and considered to be well designed and impregnable.  It was also built using... Detail Page

Rikugien Garden (in Japanese; Riku Gi En 六義園) was originally constructed between 1695 and 1702 by orders of the Shogun of that t... Detail Page

The main building / tower above Roppongi Hills is the Mori Tower, the large and beautiful main building that rises 54 stories high in ... Detail Page

Roppongi Hills is an entertainment, shopping and living complex in Roppongi, Tokyo. It's a "city within a city" where people can live ... Detail Page

by Steve Cadman (CC BY-SA 2.0) Ryogoku is famous for Sumo and the Kokugikan Sumo Stadium. The Edo-Tokyo Museum, the Sumida Hokusai Muse... Detail Page

The Samurai Museum in Tokyo has become quite a popular attraction with foreigner tourists.  Do to it's central location in Sh... Detail Page

Sanrio Puroland or Hello Kitty Land Tokyo is centered around Sanrio's most famous creation, Hello Kitty. There are various kid shows, ... Detail Page

Although Sekiyado Castle is rather small, never played a part in any major battles and is just a fabricated structure of typical Japan... Detail Page

Sengakuji was just your basic 'ol Zen Buddhist temple in Tokyo until 1701. In that year the Ako Incident occurred (portrayed in movies n... Detail Page

The Sensoji Temple 浅草寺 (also known as the Asakusa Kannon Temple) is a Buddhist Temple. Before World War 2 is was associated with... Detail Page