in this video I'm gonna share with you
guys my top 101 things to do in Tokyo
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there's just so many things to do in
Tokyo as some of you may already know so
what I wanted to do in this video is to
break it all down and make an
easy-to-follow list of all my favorite
places and activities here in Tokyo and
don't worry I'll make sure to leave all
of the links in the description so you
guys can have it for your next visit to
Tokyo and for those of you who have been
at Tokyo before count along and see how
many of places and activities you've
actually done on the list and let me
know in the comments section let's see
which one of you guys is the most
experienced local oh and if you want to
help support my channel check out my
Tokyo merch I'll leave a link in the
description all right let's do this
let's start with my home neighborhood
Shibuya it's on the west side of Tokyo
extremely busy from morning to let's say
the next morning if you know where to go
it's pretty much 24 hours you generally
find younger crowds here there are many
shops restaurants and bars and
nightclubs also Shibuya is close to
trendy areas that khadija ku naka-meguro
and Daikanyama so if you're planning to
visit Shibuya I'd also check out one of
these nearby neighborhoods
unless you're heavy into shopping
scramble crossing the very first thing
you want to do in sugar is probably
check out scrambles since it's right in
front of the station
can you believe up to 3,000 people cross
at one time pretty amazing looking at it
from overhead I would say the best free
views up in Starbucks magnet roof top or
mark city sent a guy after getting an
Instagram photos that scramble you'll
find yourself in front of sent a guy
sent the guys when the busiest streets
and she'll be a filled with lots of
shops fast food and chain restaurants
okashira and shinsen are the hidden
trendy spots in shibuya where the locals
hang out you can find unique chic shops
and restaurants that you won't find in a
tourist heavy center guy 109 building
109 is a capitol of Shibuya ghetto
fashion culture if you're not familiar
this is ghetto fashion even if you're
not really into get a fashion like me
it's a trip to experience a crazy vibe
in here Don Quixote don't use a giant
discounted chain store you'll find out
most stations throughout Tokyo it's a
great place to shop the drug store items
snacks and inexpensive souvenirs to give
it to your friends and family
on a return home Japanese pancakes those
fluffy Japanese pancakes you see on
Instagram yeah they're real and oh so
light and delicious there's quite a few
spots in Tokyo but my favorite spot so
far has been it suited in a sixer
it's hard to get a seat but it's worth a
try arcade Japanese arcades also known
as game centers partly not just for kids
once you're inside you'll almost feel
like you're in a hotel casino of Las
Vegas it's actually quite fun for adults
to play and if you're also in a sports
I recommend Spota which is like a sports
and arcade buffet after getting your
Mario Kart fixed you can check out their
tennis courts bowling alleys etc and try
more than 40 different sports activities
niku yokocho now if you want to immerse
yourself in the Japanese drinking
restaurant culture known as an izakaya
and you don't have to look further than
Miku yoga Cho literally means a meat
alleyway check out all these people
eating and drinking fresh uni uni also
known as sea urchin is definitely an
acquired taste but since so many Tokyo
restaurants sushi shops and hezekiah
offer hoodie it's worth it tastes for
first-timers but if you're looking for a
one-of-a-kind experience I go to a
specialty shopping schedule that wraps
uni in a squid ink bun festivals if you
visit Tokyo at the right time of year
you're bound to experience some Japanese
festivals most occur in the summer and
fall streets will be littered with
amazing food stalls energetic mikoshi
traditional music a truly special
experience I promise many festivals are
associated local temples and shrines but
there are small neighborhood festivals
as well combini food convenience stores
also known as companies as locals like
the college have lots to offer it's
nothing like the food in the convenience
stores in the States convenience in
Japan are open 24/7 and have almost
anything you would need from antigo
staples onigiri sandwiches and hot deli
items they Pachuca food every department
store has a food floor on their basement
which is called a pataga it's not like
food courts and shopping malls
but it's where you can buy daily items
and bring home there are countless
numbers of shots and dishes to choose
from you'll never get bored or hungry
the punching food is not the cheapest
but definitely higher quality than
competing food naka-meguro not gonna
make it always Instagram famous for its
beautiful cherry blossom tunnels over
Meguro River but it's a popular and
trendy spot to hang out
locals in this sophisticated city you
can find dope bars and restaurants chic
accessory shops and high-end vintage
jumps you can either walk along Meguro
River or explore friendly shorten guides
for restaurants how did you get to catch
the dirty garnered a lot of fashion for
the kawaii culture so you probably have
heard it or at least seen it although
you don't see people addressed in ultra
cute fashion as much these days
gasps oh joy still keeps that young
colourful vibe after you're done walking
through the street check out la foret
and tokyo plaza and then cat street for
that golden shopping route so crepes are
the soul food of Harajuku you'll find
crepe shops everywhere a lot of them are
pretty similar in style and taste
but the creme brulee crepe pad concrete
is unlike anything you've had before in
your life it's hidden away on the side
street but definitely worth a try
a mother/son is a great spot for a high
brand shopping it's walking distance
from hot ajikko area so you can go on
the same day I definitely appreciate the
wide open streets and sidewalks but
despite that weekends are super crowded
so be careful your yogi Park the yogi
park is the biggest park in Shibuya how
did you could yeah yeah it's my go-to
Park it's free to enter for anyone they
often have festivals every weekend with
different themes usually there are food
stalls in there vendor yes so what I
usually do is pick up some food and take
it to the bigger park areas Meiji Jingu
Meiji Jingu is a Shinto shrine just one
step away from junior high to JUCO
station the spiritual forest leads to
the main shrine in the center which will
help you forget about the everyday
stresses of life Togo shrine now if
you're looking for a Japanese drawing
that's less touristy you'll be able to
find them all throughout Tokyo for
example there's this quirky hidden
shrine tucked away behind the case of
Dodi this shrine is dedicated against
Italy a real Navy dome who was born in
1847 pretty young for a god Odin
if you're coming to Tokyo then you must
try this traditional Japanese dish
called Odin
it consists of several ingredients like
boiled eggs daikon fish cakes etc I've
highlighted it in many of my street food
videos as I love it so much
one of my favorite spots is at saman in
naka-meguro not only for the food you
can also grab a cold beer here right
underneath the trade tracks Shinjuku the
world's busiest station Shinjuku is
filled with office workers and
international travelers alike it's known
for its red light district but many
people come here to shop and dine Tanuku
is such a big area west of the station
the house of skyscrapers while the East
Side is more of the shopping and
entertainment side it's probably the
best spot to access anywhere in Tokyo so
I recommend staying in this area ginger
could go in since you could go in feels
like Central Park of New York only it
cost about $2 to get in since it used to
be a part of the Imperial Garden and you
could go and has more of a proper
feeling than the other parts in Tokyo
the view of the skyscrapers from the
beautiful garden is breathtaking one of
the highlights is a record day in the
Japanese garden area where you can
experience a casualty ceremony and you
have access to the botanical gardens as
well
ramen if you're in Japan you have to try
ramen it's a must in my book you may
have tried it once or twice in your
country the ones in Japan are absolutely
amazing there are so many different
types of ramen creamy white pork ramen
like clear soy sauce ramen fish broth
dipping sauce ramen user flavored ramen
the list goes on and on and on my
regular spots are kindle modern and
Tetsu in Shibuya alloyed a yoga choke if
you're looking for a cool spot the bar
hop this is it about 80 bars are stuffed
inside of alloyed a yoga Joe Ali from
the yakitori to soba you should be able
to find something you like most of the
shops spend about 5 to 6 people and are
squeezed into a small space
definitely a good opportunity to make
some local friends kabukicho you get up
from the east exit of Shinjuku Station
and keep going north you'll hit
Shinjuku's red-light district kabukicho
with neon lights hostess bars and love
hotels it's definitely a part of the
city that never sleeps it's a fun place
to check out but be careful going to the
clubs a fool and their money are soon
parted
be safe Godzilla this is also in
kabukicho area you can find the Japanese
born monster on the top of hotel grocery
you can check out the little show from
the street or take a closer look on the
rooftop of the hotel local tip you'll
need to use a cafe if you want to go
group side golden guy golden guys
another bar hopping spot in kabuki toe
area just behind Hanazono shrine about
200 bars are squeezed into this
mysterious retro valley each bar only
fits about 6 to 10 people and the manor
is not to stay too long a lot of the
bars here have cover charges so make
sure to ask at the entrance yakiniku
yakiniku is a japanese-style barbecue
it's completely different from Korean
barbecue or western-style barbecue
yakiniku is considered fancy food in
general because it's usually pricey
cooking
sighs meat and vegetables one by one
usually over charcoal or gas but
sometimes I like to go super cheap and
do the all you can eat at a yakiniku
spot called anon looking for a decent
and free city view in Shinjuku and go to
the Tokyo metropolitan building it's a
bit of a walk from Shinjuku Station but
it's worth checking out the view from
202 meters high the daytime view is
awesome but don't miss the gorgeous
nighttime view with city lights
shin-okubo Koreatown I'm not sure if
you're interested in k-town but if
you're in decay culture maybe it's worth
checking out since Tokyo is super close
to Seoul you can get up-to-date Korean
cosmetics and kpop goods here hide avoid
the weekends though because it's a
nightmare to walk around
Kagurazaka Kagurazaka is slowly becoming
a stylish and trendy neighborhood at
least over the past few years it's
actually one of the oldest cities in
Tokyo Kagurazaka used to be a Geisha
district back in the day you can still
see remnants of this in the uniquely
limestone pavement and quiet alleyways
oh and it's a dope spot for street food
he a shrine
he a shrine has one of the most
beautiful and photogenic shrine gates in
Tokyo many travels don't know about it
as it's hidden away between Akasaka and
Emmaus a note station turns usually go
to more well-known games like Hanazono
shrine in no way no but to me this spot
is so much more photo worthy shaved ice
shaved ice has been a trendy food for
the past few years
thanks Instagram it usually comes in a
huge mountain form and you get to
customize the toppings you can either go
chocolaty or fruity depending on your
taste
my favorite spot is yellow in Roppongi
and I went both Oreo cookies and mango
and this light and fluffy shaved ice
goes down so smoothly Ikebukuro
Ikebukuro is one of the busiest
districts on the northwest side of
Yamanouchi line it offers numerous
entertainment shopping and dining
options connected to the station two
huge department stores tobu and say boo
both offering a luxury shopping
experience also Ikebukuro is known for
awesome ramen shops and a second capital
for all of you anime nerds ek book it of
sunshine city ek bucha a sunshine city
is the biggest entertainment landmark in
EK boku no it's a shopping mall but it's
so much more than that
it has J world Pokemon Center
planetarium aquarium well check out my
rainy day video guide to see even more
Namjoo town non your town is an indoor
theme park at sunshine city I completely
underestimated this place before I went
inside for the first
but it's decently sized Park with lots
of arcade games haunted attractions and
even escape rooms and if you get hungry
they even have a you as a stadium inside
more a Dominion is a foodie cuda shop
AKA japanese for the booth popular among
young schoolgirls for its pink and girly
space it's located in xp80 a shopping
mall at the entrance of Tokyo Disney
Resort in addition to paid photo booths
there's also free photo spaces you can
use to get your Instagram on ice cream
Japan has found a way to make ice cream
all of their own I've tried much ice
cream spiky ice cream ice cream and
crepes ice cream in madam pond ash me
with Oreo cookies basically I've had a
lot of ice cream in Tokyo but one of my
favorite Tokyo brand ice creams with
ingredients from Hokkaido is called milk
all right
over to the east side a Saxa a success
definitely must go to soak in Japanese
culture I can't deny that it's filled
with tourists especially at Sensoji
temple and naka music area so I
recommend exploring the minor streets to
get the full experience although some
shops closed on Tuesday I prefer going
during this time to avoid the crowds
senso ji and nakamise a dirty sin Shoji
is Tokyo's oldest temple and is situated
at the center of a sixer and nakamise
Sidoti is a street that runs community
gate to the temple now camisa is an
excellent spot to throw down on Japanese
sweets while souvenir shops are very
terse trappy this street is definitely
one of the best places for street food
also there are multiple small shrines
and temples all around since OG were
also checking out kimono rental if you
want to get your cash on a socks it is
your spot you will find many kimono and
yukata rental shops in this neighborhood
most shoppers don't start from 3,000 yen
and you can wear it all day so it's not
that bad of a deal walk around in a
kimono and feel like a local rickshaws
also known as jinrikisha are cool and
fun but expensive in my opinion a
10-minute ride for to cost about 4000
yen most of the drivers speak English
and explain each site to you as you go
and are more than happy to serve as a
photographer at each spot hanayashiki
amusement park Hana yes he is the oldest
theme park in Asakusa that has his ultra
retro and horse cool cute vibe I always
find it strange seeing the roller
coaster next to this massive historic
temple but still cool nonetheless oh and
you can even view Sensoji from the free
fall ride Samhita park Samhita park is a
long park running along the Sumida River
this is another
it's part for cherry blossom viewing
river cruise dinner yeah cut the bone in
your conten buna is a japanese-style
cruise which usually comes with a meal
plan seeing the boats from land side
floating on the Sumida River is pretty
dope but experiencing the ride firsthand
is like no other meal plans and prices
vary depending on the boat company I
prefer that all you can eat and drink
meal course but make sure to make a
reservations in advance
hoppy Street hoppy Street is a place to
get your drink on in the salsa
hoppy is a beer flavored drink which is
a mix of soju and beer flavored soda
born post-world war ii skirt beer taxes
it became the drink of choice for the
system achi areas if you want to be
super local then throw down on some
cheap hoppy beer and enjoy food at the
food stalls oh and locals are all about
that daytime drinking especially on the
weekends have a beer at Asahi building
nothing like having a cold Asahi beer
overlooking the city even the building
was designed to look like a beer mug
with foam on top
Mangia Mangia is a specialty food in old
downtown areas of tokyo it's kind of
like a runny version of okonomiyaki a
Japanese pancake and as flour or Chinese
yam base mix with dashi you can add
vegetables meat or seafood to your
choice because a Japanese treat all on
its own Tokyo Skytree just one station
away from Osaka stands the largest tower
in Japan you may think that it's only an
observatory but there's just so much
more to this place the bottom of the
tower there's a complete shopping mall
planetarium aquarium restaurants and VR
park and lots more and yeah there's
Tokyo Tower - but I like Tokyo Skytree
much better since it's newer and has so
much more to offer
sumo Ryoga ku is nearby Sky Tree known
as a home of the sumo dojo and the real
Goku Goku geek on sumo matches are held
in January May and September and tickets
are not too hard to serve for foreign
travelers if you're traveling schedule
lines
here's another experience you can't get
anywhere else in the world Kappa Bushido
tea this household kitchen supply town
runs between wano and Osaka you can find
some of the best handcrafted Japanese
cooking knives here Japanese table wares
and you can even make plastic food
samples here rowena parc ueno park
covers a whole entire west side of a way
no station Ueno Park is massive
containing seven museums one to a huge
pond in several temples and shrines oil
park also hosts a cherry blossom
festival which offers lots of food
stands and
nakaya's ameyoko a lively discounted
shopping street Omni oka was originally
a black market in the post-war era it
runs along the train track down to
Kolkata machi station it's known for its
Chinese and Korean Street food and
old-school bars the spicy noodles here
are nice cherry blossoms I've mentioned
cherry blossoms in this video a couple
times already but let's dig a bit deeper
cherry blossoms in Tokyo are incredibly
magnificent but it happens and finishes
so quickly so you got to keep up to date
with the cherry blossom forecast the
season only lasts for two weeks and it's
usually between mid March and early
April I've also created a top ten tokyo
cherry blossoms vid if you're in town
during this time Ginza so Ginza is known
for upmarket shopping and dining it's
like New York's Fifth Avenue with a
Japanese flavor many flagship stores of
high fashions are lined up on to order
tea but some are scattered throughout
the area Ginza had a boom in the 18th
century
so you'll find many retro restaurants
and cafes here with history definitely a
mix of the old and new Tokyo kabuki zz'
kabuki set is a Kabuki theater in Ginza
you can experience traditional
performing arts of Kabuki while dining
on a bento box and are you worried about
not understanding the Kabuki language no
worries Japanese don't understand some
of it either oh yeah and don't forget to
check out the souvenir shops on the
basement floor
Uniqlo Ginza Japan's biggest fashion
brand Uniqlo has its flagship store in
Ginza and to me it's worth visiting a
mannequin displays in itself are pretty
well thought out the shop has a total of
12 floors and it's ridiculous how
organized and well laid out the stories
despite all the products that they carry
if you couldn't find what you're looking
for at the many Uniqlo stores I'm sure
this store has it
skeezy fish market if you're an early
bird then definitely check out the early
morning tuna auction if you're not don't
worry there's still many things to see
and eat here during the day skeezy fish
market has two parts a hinder market and
the outer market the inner market is
where sushi chefs and Michelin
restaurants auction for today's catch
and the outer market is for everyone
else who want to partake in the
delicious market food Kyson door caisson
dawn is a bowl of rice topped with
delicious pieces of sashimi you can
throw down on a fresh Christ's hand on
ball at the Tsukiji market but if you
get a chance visit Zhu Jian in
Kagurazaka
I fell in love with a caisson done with
its mountain of seafood on top and at
the end they will pour a delectable sea
bream broth over the rice to help you
finish off the meal
Akihabara once you step foot in
Akihabara you'll be bombarded with anime
in every direction it's a taco paradise
the area is jammed with many specialty
comic stores video games card games
electronics cosplay and figurines
you'll also find adult comics and goods
in Syria so be aware and bringing along
the young ones gotcha fine
gotcha point is a capsule toy vending
machine in Akihabara
there are several gut cheap on specialty
shops you can visit some of the toys
that come out of these machines just
scream of otaku electronic stores when
I'm not online buying my electronics I
prefer to visit Yoda budget camera in
Akihabara purely based on the overall
selection you can find all sorts of tech
in these shops from cameras to TVs
electronic beauty products home
appliances the list goes on
new Dabashi Akihabara is probably the
largest in the Tokyo area and it's quite
overwhelmed to see how crowded it gets
on the weekend even though it's such a
huge area beef cuts it if you're a
Japanese food lover you may be familiar
with tonkatsu you cut - also known as
beef cuts is basically the beef version
of dome katsu but it comes almost where
and just melts in your mouth
I love the shops that let you cook it on
the Sony look just as you like but the
taste is really hidden missed depending
on the quality of beef that the shop
uses my go-to is in Akihabara called few
katsu a teeny Sun odaiba
situated next to Tokyo Bay or divert is
home to multiple giant shopping centers
like diversity aqua city and pallet town
it's not as busy when compared to other
parts of Tokyo so I definitely recommend
this area for families it's such a huge
area to cover but they have free
shuttles which circulate through all the
major shopping centers and destinations
oh and the monorail is another way to
take in the sights for this area
Gundam couldn't be a top 101 without
this one right you'll find a life-sized
gonna model in front of diversity if
you're looking for cool gun Amano's and
goods
you should venture into Gundam based
just inside of diversity ramen koku
begun Hermann cocoa geek on is located
in aqua city it's not a large space or
anything like that but it has five
popular ramen shop from all over Japan
gathered in one location for the perfect
lunch by joy Paulus joy palace is an
indoor amusement park in aqua city
inside of this three floor theme park
you'll find bizarre rides and VR games
you've never seen before and sometimes
they have virtual anime concerts which
is a trip another japan-only experience
Odaiba Beach Park when you get tired
from all the eating and shopping you
know dive
you can hang out on the beach and relax
and if you're in a water sports you can
rent a paddleboard and even sailboats
just don't expect any waves and the view
at night of Rainbow Bridge is quite
spectacular mega web miniatures overlook
this awesome spot it's located just next
to the dive a ferris wheel
besides the newest tell you at a car
show kids can drive e cars and adults
can play the free VR attractions Fuji TV
if you're looking for an observation
deck the landmark of Odaiba Fuji TV
would be my first choice
you get spectacular views of Tokyo port
Sky Tree and Tokyo Tower and an amazing
Tokyo skyline plus you can get super
close to the ball also if you're
familiar with Japanese TV shows and
animes like one-piece and dragon ball
check out the bottom floors for the
event shops who don't you don't noodles
have a special way of soaking up the
soup and delivering an umami filled
explosion in your mouth definitely worth
it if you've never tried on the cheap I
recommend Murakami salmon for a luxury
Bowl check out sue two-toned on Rainbow
Bridge Run viewing the Rainbow Bridge
from afar is a sight to see but did you
know you can run Rainbow Bridge too
sometimes I run with my friends from the
Ginza side all the way to the ODE IVA
side don't worry you can walk it as well
the view of a diver from the bridge is
pretty amazing
oh wait I won't send for those of you
who don't have time for a day trip to an
onsen away don't sin is a perfect
solution
oh wait Owen sin is an onsen theme park
different bath options are the main
attractions here but you can enjoy the
summer festival zone in a yukata all
year long also you can play games and
enjoy multitude of food options oh and
did I mention they have giant beers 100
yen shops Japan is not the cheapest
country to travel in but visiting a 100
yen shop may help the budget conscious
traveler you can get cheap souvenirs and
even food here one of my favorite 100
yen shops is in Odaiba called Daiso
because of its huge selection Hoenig it
is a rice ball with some sort of meat or
vegetable filling Japanese eat it as
much as Westerners eat sandwiches the
ones you get at the convenience stores
are quite amazing already but premium
ones at onigiri specialty shops are
extraordinary like this one in a success
my faves are grilled salmon and salmon
roll sake testing sake testing is a
perfect experience for those of you who
are not familiar with sake to understand
which state suits you best
in fact there are so many different
styles and tastes of depending on the
makers and rice just like one you can
find cool sake testing bars throughout
Tokyo prices are usually
quite reasonable this one is in Kagura
Sokka capsule hotels capsule hotels
started out as a casual and cheap
accommodation for the seller men who
missed the last train and needed a place
to crash it used to be only designed for
locals but now you can find capsule
hotels with english-speaking staff who
can explain the rules and regulations
they even have luxury capsule hotels
like this one called first cabin which I
prefer vending machines vending machines
are a way of life in Japan everywhere
you go there drink vending machines but
if you want something a little more
interesting
check out her native airport for some
unique vending machine products baseball
games baseball is definitely the most
popular sport in Japan even though I'm
not a baseball fan there is nothing like
sitting back with a beer a hot dog with
friends and family and watching a game
in the stadium baseball games are
usually held in Tokyo Dome and Meiji
Jingu Stadium and the experience is
nothing like the ones in the US Japanese
curry Japanese curry has its own special
flavors and tastes different than Indian
curry there are so many Japanese curry
spots in Tokyo so it won't be hard to
find one but one of my favorites is gogo
curry because you can customize the
toppings and the portions are quite
satisfying even for the Western appetite
Roppongi Roppongi is for sure one of the
most foreign friendly neighborhoods in
Tokyo since it's home to many foreign
embassies for pungi Hills and Tokyo
Midtown are the two main towers in the
area you can do most of your luxury
shopping here I describe this area as a
place of luxury and nightlife also if
you're down there are some art museums
like the National Art Center and the
more you museum worth checking out
Roppongi Hills observatory
here's another Tokyo skyline observatory
option for you personally this is my
favorite observatory in Tokyo so far
it's not free but it's worth going up to
the 52nd floor to view the Tokyo Bay and
city landscape oh and make sure to check
out the open-air sky deck on a sunny day
it makes me feel like I'm on top of the
world when I'm up here you know keep our
key you know key Park is just behind
Tokyo Midtown and it has a beautiful
Japanese garden and a pond the leaves
change color throughout the season it's
calming to be here and take it all in
and if you have kids they'll appreciate
the playground
Ichigo dive go nothing beats a fresh
strawberry wrapped in mochi you can find
Ichigo daifuku and many dupatta cos and
some convenience but my all-time
favorite has to be in judo Ginza vintage
clothes shopping at Shimokitazawa
Shimokitazawa is where the Tokyo
hipsters hang out traveling a few
stations from Shibuya horse Shinjuku the
laid-back and funky neighbor
vintage shops everywhere and if you want
to take a break from all the walking
there are a bunch of cozy cafe is
nestled in the back streets ki t dou Qi
Chi Chi Jo Chi is ranked one of the most
desirable places to live in Tokyo due in
part to its vast restaurant options
shopping streets and beautiful you know
Kishida Park it kind of reminds me of a
second Shibuya since so many people live
here I find it more down-to-earth oh and
I love the street food here and one of
the main highlights of this area is
harmonica yokocho aka bar Alley Edo
Tokyo open-air architectural museum is
known in japanese as tottemo nen it
exhibits a range of historic buildings
it showcases old school buildings from
ordinary middle-class houses all the way
to the former Prime Minister's home this
is one of my favorite places for my top
10 hit in Tokyo photo spots video curry
pond although I already mentioned curry
curry pond is nothing like curry curry
pond is basically a fried donut like
bread with a curry filling and it's one
of my favorite Japanese snacks you can
find curry pond and most convenient and
bakeries but if you're looking for
something special check out 10 Maya and
Shimokitazawa Jojo Ginza judo games as
one of my top destinations for street
food it's just ten minutes away from
Shinjuku and has a friendly and chill
atmosphere this spot is known by locals
as Sosa tengoku which translates a daily
dish heaven the shota guys sell
reasonably priced food like thirty and
kuroky
fifty and yakitori and twenty and
chicken balls so that housewives in the
afternoon can rush to the show tank eye
and pick up cheap dinner dishes for the
family soon Omachi Ginza suna matcha
Ginza is another Street food spot that
speaks to my soul not a lot of foreign
travelers ventured to this area because
it's such a pain in the ass to reach but
in my opinion that yakitori here is
worth it if you're into yakitori like me
then this is one of the destination
spots
you can't miss you naka Ginza Yanaka
Ginza is a nostalgic Street food
destination also known as cat town he
used to have cats everywhere but now you
only see a few here and there one of the
highlights of your Naga is a long
stairway called New Yawk a dun dun
located at the entrance of the shopping
street you can catch a beautiful sunset
view here the street is not so long so I
can recommend visiting in the afternoon
just before the Sun set contains sushi
to be honest I don't think you need to
go to fancy sushi restaurants that cost
more than $300 to have a good sushi
experience because the average sushi
place in Japan is usually better than
high-end sushi restaurants from around
the world
at least in my opinion my go-to spot is
called katsumi dodi sushi in Shibuya I
still go here regularly and in fact I
run into some of
once a while to go she Ginza tegoshi
Ginza is a longest shorten guy in Tokyo
having more than 400 stores in this 1.3
kilometer street I'm sure you'll find
something to enjoy here unlike a lot of
the other Shelton guys car screws to the
street so be careful especially when in
big groups or with the little ones go
tokuji go Tokaji is a buddhist temple in
Santa gaya which is about 30 minutes
away from Shinjuku it's known as a
possible birthplace of lucky charm cats
aka manekineko its massive collection of
manekineko is unlike anywhere in the
world Tokyo Station Tokyo Station is one
of the largest travel hubs and it's a
great place to explore the newly
renovated facade of the station is
pretty dope to take in but more so
inside of the station you can find
unique bento boxes and souvenirs at
grande stuff acute and chaos Street if
you're here to catch a train
I suggest coming a bit early and check
out what the station has to offer
Imperial Palace just a 10-minute walk
away from the Tokyo Station you can
check out with a royal family of Japan
lives the Imperial Palace property is
massive and located at the former Edo
castle you can book a tour on the
website to get access to some of the
more private areas while some of the
other gardens are open to the public
throughout the year Japanese fried
chicken let's be honest Japanese fried
chicken is pretty delicious
even from the conbini in fact Japanese
fried chicken tastes so good that it
ends up and most of my street food
videos so it's really difficult to
really choose the best one
but you kotti is one of my favorite
spots because the fried chicken is so
crispy on the outside while tender and
juicy on the inside Tokyo Dome City
Tokyo Dome City is an open shopping mall
with roller coasters and a ferris wheel
it's right next to the Tokyo Dome so
it's a perfect spot to hang out before
or after baseball games or concerts lots
of restaurants shops and attractions to
entertain the entire family
Todoroki kakuka did you know just around
20 minutes away from shibuya this
beautiful ravine exists to the Roky
Keiko ku is one of the only ravines in
Tokyo's 23 Ward area you can stroll
along the Izawa River and really
experience nature in Tokyo yakitori
yakitori is one of my favorite Japanese
foods even though it's cheap it's still
so delicious one of my favorite budget
yakitori shops is 20 keys oku
but I've also always down to go to some
standing yakitori pubs I guess I just
love it all so how many of these place
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