All Attractions

Toshimaen is an amusement park in the North-West suburbs of Tokyo. It is an older / retro traditional style amusement park (started wi... Detail Page

Toshogu Shrine (in Japanese; To Sho Gu Jinjya 東照宮), a Shinto Shrine, is the final resting place of Tokugawa Ieyasu, the founder ... Detail Page

Toyokawa Inari Temple, originally founded in 1828, is in the Akasaka area of Tokyo and the Tokyo Branch of the main Toyokawa Inari Shrin... Detail Page

Toyosu Market opened October 11, 2018 to replace the old fish market at Tsukiji.  The popular Tsukiji wholesale fish market was m... Detail Page

Tsukamoto Art Museum is a small private collection of Japanese Katana swords out in Chiba Prefecture in the town of Sakura. Admission ... Detail Page

As of October 6, 2018 the Fish Market has moved to Toyosu, See our Toyosu Fish Market page for details. The original fish market at Ts... Detail Page

Tsukiji Honganji is a Buddhist Temple of the Jodo Sect. It is very near Ginza and Tsukiji and easy to visit but... not exactly what yo... Detail Page

Tsukishima is a "man-made" island created in 1892. The earth used to create the island was used from the dredging of Tokyo B... Detail Page

Although the big Buddha across town gets his picture taken a lot, Tsurugaoka Hachimangu is the most popular destination for tourists, ... Detail Page

Ueno Park is located right next to the Ueno Station in central Tokyo and it is famous for many museums and Ueno Zoo on its grounds. Es... Detail Page

Ueno Zoo is Japan's oldest and largest zoo and easily accessible.  Just a 5 min. - 10 min. walk from Ueno station through Uen... Detail Page

Umeda is the major "Area" in "North Osaka" (the counterpart to Nanba) and is a very popular district in Osaka (in Japanese; Umeda 梅�... Detail Page