Ten Scenic Spots in Tokyo

#Romantic landmarks of Tokyo# As the symbol of Tokyo, Tokyo Tower often appears in many Japanese TV dramas. There are many nostalgic romantic stories that happened on the tower.

#Colors of Tokyo Tower# The Tokyo tower shows different color tones in winter and summer. The colors in summer and winter is white and orange respectively. On Christmas day, it shows a Christmas tree shape, and on the new year, it shows the word "year" by the light in the evening.

#Two dimensional holy land# Akihabara, a well-deserved otaku holy land! Mange, video games and garage kit shops can be found everywhere. In addition, it also has various kinds of schatzkiste maid cafés and idol-exclusive theaters.

#Manga, owl theme coffee shop# This is what you should experience when you come to Akihabara. In the shop, there are waiters who cosplay characters from games and manga series on the stage. You can taste delicious food while shopping amongst the surrounding goods. In addition, you can see an owl coffee shop with owls on the street trying to entice customers inside.

# World exclusive ocean themed Disney# Tokyo is the only city in the world to have 2 Disney parks. Disney ocean park is an original Japanese amusement park with an "ocean" theme, and is located right next to Tokyo Disney.

#Popular experiences# The Legend of Mythica, watch some water floats. Watch a performance at the Little Mermaid Theater. Watch a romantic firework show.

#Tokyo Sky Tower# It is also known as the Tokyo Skytree, and it stands at 634m, which is another new focal point of Tokyo's skyline after the Tokyo Tower.

#Popular Tokyo Skytree observatory# Standing in the main observatory at 350m, you can overlook the whole of Tokyo through its glass floor, just like walking in the air. In the second observatory at 450m, you can enjoy a 360 degree panoramic view of Tokyo and even Mount Fuji.

# One of the three global high-end business streets# Ginza is as famous as Champs Elysees in Paris and Fifth Avenue in New York. It includes world's top brands such as Hermes and LV, and Ginza's high-end bags, such as Mitsukoshi and Wako.

#Origin of Ginza# The Ginza toponym originates from the Edo Era, which is where the silver coins of the shogunate are made. The former gold coin foundry "golden base" is located at the current site of the Bank of Japan.

#The oldest Tokyo temple# In Edo era, the general Tokugawa Ieyasu designated it as the prayer place of Shogunate and the center place of peace culture. Wherein, it has the Ceiling Frescoes, and five-storied pagoda and other scenic spots stand in the temple.

#Draw a lot in Sensoji Temple# The autograph is a Chinese poem with Japanese and English explanations. If you cannot draw the unsatisfactory lot, you could tie it to a nearby tree, in order to turn ill luck into good. to a nearby tree, in order to turn ill luck into good.

# Exotic atmosphere block# The Roppongi used to be a metropolis famous for its nightlife and exotic style. In recent years, due to Japan's large-scale redevelopment and town building plan, the whole Roppongi has been transformed into Japan's "cultural capital".

# Popular art museum# Mori Art Museum in Roppongi Hills, Sundory Art Museum and National Art Museum in Midtown are called as "Golden Triangle of Art", and you could view the modern art of Tokyo.

#Palace and secret garden in Edo era# The Imperial Palace is the palace lived by the emperor of Japan, and it is also the largest green space in the center of Tokyo. The formal Edo city is still surrounded by the original city moat, and you could glimpse the charm of the palace and secret garden through the palace-style gate, traditional guard tower and elegant Nijubashi bridge.

#Limited opening of internal Imperial Palace# It is not open at ordinary times, and you could visit it only on January 2 and the birthday of the emperor. Especially on January 2, a lot of Japanese people will come here to see the emperor to deliver new year's greetings. At ordinary times, you could also make an appointment to visit the internal Imperial Palace, but it has the limitation on the number of people, so you need to apply on the official website in advance.

#Watch a unique traditional Japanese wedding ceremony# Meiji Shrine， which is also a supreme shrine of Japanese Shinto, is hidden in the green shade near the Harajuku. There are traditional Japanese weddings held here almost every day, which add a bright and unique scenery line to the shrine.

# Visit the biggest wooden torii in Japan#The torri in the intersection of southern and northern temple pathway in front of the Shrine is still the biggest wooden torii in Japan.

#Date holy land in Japanese TV dramas# Located in the artificial land of Tokyo Bay and as the date holy land in Japanese TV dramas, Odaiba deserves the reputation. It has the scaled-down version of Statue of Liberty, setting sun, sandbeach, mirage in the distance and various romantic elements.

# Yurikamome driverless train# You should sit on the locomotive to Odaiba through Yurikamome, and the sceneries are different.