Meiji Jingu Shrine & Forest Path – 1 hour

• Begin your day with a calm, spiritual walk through the forested approach to Meiji Shrine — Tokyo’s most important Shinto shrine. The massive torii gates and tranquil atmosphere offer a peaceful start.

Harajuku & Takeshita Street – 30–45 mins

• Step from tradition into Tokyo youth culture. Takeshita Street is packed with quirky fashion shops, crepe stands, and colorful street vibes.

Omotesando Avenue – 30 mins

• Stroll down Tokyo’s “Champs-Élysées,” a tree-lined street filled with high-end boutiques and stylish cafes. Great for architecture lovers and window shoppers.

Shibuya Crossing & Hachikō Statue – 30 mins

• Head to Shibuya to experience the world’s busiest pedestrian crossing. Snap a photo from above, visit the loyal dog Hachikō statue, and grab a coffee while soaking in the city's energy.

Lunch in Shibuya or Asakusa – 1 hour

• Choose from trendy cafes in Shibuya or head to Asakusa for traditional Japanese meals like tempura, soba, or unagi near Senso-ji Temple.

Asakusa & Senso-ji Temple – 1–1.5 hours

• Explore Tokyo’s oldest and most famous temple. Walk through the bustling Nakamise Shopping Street, pick up souvenirs, and try local snacks like ningyo-yaki or melon pan.

Tokyo Skytree (Optional) – 1 hour

• Just across the Sumida River, Tokyo Skytree offers panoramic views of the city. You can also shop or visit the Sumida Aquarium nearby.

Evening Options

• Odaiba for futuristic waterfront fun

• Shinjuku for neon nightlife and food alleys

• Golden Gai or Yakitori Alley for classic izakaya-style dining