Name: 東京（日本）でやるべきこと25選（行く前に見ておこう (25 Things To Do in Tokyo, Japan (Watch This Before You Go))
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It’s Mark Wiens here, I’m in Tokyo, Japan, which is one of the world’s largest cities,

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and there are so many things to see and do, of course, this is one of the best cities

in the world for food, so many awesome restaurants and delicious things to eat. I’m cruising

around Tokyo, and I’m going to show you what I think are twenty five of the top things

to do when you’re in Tokyo. So keep watching this video, let’s explore Tokyo together

I am at the Ameya Yokocho market, just next to Ueno station and park. There’s almost

everything in this market that you can imagine, from cosmetics, I’ve seen big piles of shoes,

jackets, clothes, golf stores, like army fatigue stores, and also it’s very famous for buying

snacks, so giant snack stores. You can pick yourself up some green tea kit kats. You can

spend a few hours here wandering around and exploring for sure.

We just took a walk through the park, and now we are about to enter the Meiji shinto

shrine. So this is one of the most famous places to visit when you’re in Tokyo. Located

in the center of Tokyo, yet in the midst of a quiet forested area, Meiji Jingu is one

of the landmarks and most important religious shinto monuments in Tokyo. When I visited,

I got lucky to see a wedding ceremony taking place.

I am at the sumo stadium. Pretty cool place to visit, I’m pretty bummed right now that

I’m not here during a fight time. You can come here when it’s not fight season. There’s

a little museum at the stadium, it’s pretty small, but there’s a bunch of photographs

of the different famous sumo wrestlers, as well as little three d models of basically

every kind of winning technique or position. After going to the museum, no visit to Tokyo’s

sumo town would be complete without a proper sumo feast, and a dish known as chankonabe.

This hearty stew tastes absolutely amazing, and it will fill your belly with extreme satisfaction.

We just entered the Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden, this is one of the famous gardens

in Tokyo, central Tokyo, and you actually pay a fee of two hundred yen to enter. At

first I wasn’t so sure about paying entrance to visit a park at first, but after walking

around, and seeing a few of the amazing gardens, I thought it was well worth it. There’s

an impressive green house, Japanese gardens, formal French gardens, and a traditional tea

Ginza is one of Tokyo’s most prestigious upscale districts, there are plenty of malls,

food courts, high end restaurants, and boutiques.

And just a short walk from Ginza is Yurakucho train station. Tucked under the railroad tracks

you’ll discovers dozens of izakaya bars and restaurants, each with unique character.

I went to a place called Yakitori Ton Ton for a quick beverage and plate of succulent

I am at the Tokyo metropolitan government offices, and there is an observatory, I think

it’s on the forty fifth floor, offering a three sixty panoramic view of Tokyo, and

the view is just unbelievable actually. And the good thing is, you can come here for free,

there’s a couple of gift shops it looks like.

At the Tsukiji fish market, walk in, and when they see you are a tourist you’ll get a

map. Basically you can only visit the wholesale area and then there’s a bunch of, a few

restaurants, and a vegetable area. If you come at five am, you can get in to the fish

auction, the tuna auction, but they only allow, I think one hundred and twenty people per

It can be pretty tough to get a spot to see the early morning tuna auction, plus you have

to wake up early and make the trip there. So if you decide to skip the auction, just

head to the wholesale area around nine am when it opens for tourists - I was amazed

at the quantity and diversity of seafood available - some things I had never even seen before.

When you visit the Tsukiji fish market, eating sushi for breakfast is basically a rite of

passage. There are famous restaurants across the street from the wholesale market, and

also some great places in the outer market.

Sashimi over rice and you can see it has the fatty tuna plus the fish roe, salmon fish

Here I am at the Shibuya crossing, which is basically a sea of humanity crossing the street

at one time. It’s like fifty meters of solid people.

Shibuya is not only famous for its massive street crossing, but it’s also one of the

most well known areas in Tokyo when it comes to shopping and fashion. There are some nice

department stores, shops, and some good food as well.

I am at Sumida river and the park, it’s a good place to come if you want to do some

exercise, nice place to take a relaxing stroll. You can choose to do the Tokyo Cruise, and

it’s a little pricey, but you get to cruise along the river and see lots of sights, and

I am at the Imperial Palace and going to take a walk around and especially see the stone

bridge, which is one of the famous things to see, as well as try to get a view of the

palace. Tokyo’s Imperial Palace is the residence of the emperor of Japan. You can’t walk

into the palace grounds by yourself, but you can apply for a free tour on the official

website, and when your booking is accepted you’ll have the opportunity to take a tour

Ueno Park is a huge public park in Tokyo, surrounded by temples and shrines, cafes and

restaurants, the Tokyo zoo, and a few noteworthy museums. Throughout the day you’ll find

people walking and jogging, others performing dances and playing music, and others just

The Tokyo Museum, at the far north side of Ueno Park, is one of Tokyo’s most renowned

museum, preserving art and artifacts from Japan and throughout Asia.

The modern Tokyo Skytree is a six hundred and thirty four meter high communications

tower. Within the mega tower are a number of viewing decks and galleries - and they

claim that you can see a view of up to seventy kilometers in distance. At the base of the

I’m on a street right now which is known as Tekshita Dori which is a walking street,

and it’s especially famous for people dressed up in animation characters, cartoons, all

sorts of costumes, cartoon characters, and just a very interesting place, and it’s

especially popular with teens and young people.

Along with the unique atmosphere and cosplay that takes place, Takeshita Dori street is

also extremely famous for the Harajuku crepes and you can choose from dozens of different

types. The crepe is fried thin, wrapped into a cone shape, and stuffed with whatever you

I’m about to go into Sensoji temple, which is one of the main places to see when you’re

in Tokyo. I think this is sort of the entrance gate, and then we’ll walk around in there

Everyday big crowds of both religious pilgrims and countless tourists visit Sensoji temple,

one of the most important religious sites in Tokyo. The temple dates back to six twenty

eight, making it the oldest temple in the city and a historical treasure. Surrounding

the temple you’ll find little shops and a few places to sample some snacks. I decided

to tried a Japanese sweet bread, which was extremely fluffly and quite sweet.

I am at the Edo Tokyo museum, it’s quite a structure. The real price is six hundred

yen, but if you have this Tokyo handy guide, I got this from the tourist center, you get

a one hundred twenty yen discount. So that is just four hundred and eighty yen for the

ticket, and that’s a good little discount. Make sure you have this handy guide.

Made to look like a warehouse on stilts, though I sort of think it looks like a UFO, the Edo

Tokyo Museum is dedicated to preserving the history of Tokyo, Edo being the former name