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Things to do in Tokyo東京
What's on tonight and this weekend, then every evening option by kind: bars, shows, cinema, spas, sport, classes, markets, family and rainy-day picks, with times, prices and whether to book.
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- 2026-09
Tonight
What is on now and later today in Tokyo, from picks with set times. Your device clock is converted to Tokyo time.
Checking the time in Tokyo…
Evening light
- Sensō-ji06:30–07:30, or blue hourThe lantern gate and five-storey pagoda without crowds; lit after dark too.
- Shibuya CrossingBlue hour, 17:00–19:00 in winterShibuya Sky or the upper floors of Magnet or the station for the overhead shot.
- Tokyo Tower from Shiba ParkBlue hourZōjō-ji temple roof in the foreground.
- Omoide YokochōAfter darkLanterns and smoke; ask before photographing people at the counters.
- Rainbow Bridge from OdaibaSunset into nightWalk the bridge's footpath in daylight (closes in the evening, check) or shoot from the beach.
Plan tonight
Dinner, then a show or activity, then a bar or night market, built from picks with times. Walk and ride minutes are straight-line estimates.
Working out tonight from the Tokyo clock…
This weekend
Weekend-only markets, walking streets and shows for the coming Saturday and Sunday in Tokyo, plus festivals that usually fall this month.
Working out the dates…
Nightlife & bars
Bar streets, rooftops, pubs and late spots, with closing times and the usual traps.
There is no citywide closing time: izakaya run to about 23:00–24:00, many bars and clubs until the first train around 05:00. The real deadline is the last train, roughly 00:00–00:30 depending on the line, after which a taxi across the city costs ¥5,000–10,000 with the 20% night surcharge (2026 estimate).
Shinjuku Golden Gai barsゴールデン街
EveningLateNo bookingIndoorSix narrow lanes packed with about 200 tiny bars, most seating five to ten people, each with its own theme and regulars.
- When
- Most bars open about 20:00 and run until 02:00–05:00 (check each door)Most bars open about 8:00 PM and run until 2:00 AM–5:00 AM (check each door)
- Price
- ¥500–1,500 per cover charge (drinks about 700–1) (≈ US$4–11)
- Booking
- Look for signs saying the cover charge or "foreigners welcome"; some bars are regulars-only.
- Where
- Shinjuku, east of Kabukichō
- Getting there
- A 5-minute walk from Shinjuku station east exit, or 2 minutes from Shinjuku-sanchōme.
Walk past touts on the Kabukichō side who steer visitors to bars with hidden charges; in Golden Gai itself, check the cover before you sit.
Map ↗Times and prices: check (checked 2026-09)
Shibuya bars and clubs
EveningLateWalk inIndoorStanding bars, izakaya chains and some of the city's biggest dance clubs sit within ten minutes of the scramble crossing; the crowd is young and the night runs until the first train.
- When
- Bars from about 18:00; clubs from about 22:00 until 05:00 (check)Bars from about 6:00 PM; clubs from about 10:00 PM until 5:00 AM (check)
- Price
- ¥2,000–4,000 per club entry (usually includes one or two drinks; bars charge 500–1) (≈ US$14–30)
- Booking
- Clubs require photo ID for everyone; carry your passport (you must have it on you in Japan anyway).
- Where
- Shibuya, Dōgenzaka and Center-gai
- Getting there
- JR, Ginza, Hanzōmon and Fukutoshin lines to Shibuya.
Watch your drink in clubs, and ignore street touts offering bars or "girls"; bills at those places can run into the hundreds of thousands.
Map ↗Times and prices: check (checked 2026-09)
Golden Gai bar hop
IndoorKids: TeensTwo or three tiny bars: pick the ones with prices on the door.
- When
- From about 20:00From about 8:00 PM
- Price
- Cover ¥500–1,500 (≈ US$4–11) plus drinks
- Where
- Shinjuku
Golden Gai (Shinjuku east)
EveningLateAbout 200 tiny bars in six alleys. Most charge a seat or cover of about ¥500–1,500 (2026 estimate); the price is often posted on the door.
- When
- Until From about 20:00 to lateUntil From about 8:00 PM to late
Omoide Yokochō (Shinjuku west)
EveningLateYakitori counters and beer. Early evening for a seat; cash in most stalls.
- When
- Until About 23:00–24:00Until About 11:00 PM–12:00 AM
Shinjuku Ni-chōme
EveningLateLGBTQ+ bars and clubs, many open to everyone. Some bars are members-only or men-only: check the sign.
- When
- Until Late, peaks after 23:00Until Late, peaks after 11:00 PM
Map ↗Times and prices: check
Shibuya: Dōgenzaka, Nonbei Yokochō, Center-gai
EveningLateClubs, small bars, chain izakaya. Street drinking around Shibuya station is restricted at night (check the current ordinance).
- When
- Until Clubs until the first train
Map ↗Times and prices: check
Ebisu and Nakameguro
EveningLateStanding bars, craft beer, cocktail rooms. The calmer, locals' night out one stop from Shibuya.
- When
- Until About 24:00–02:00Until About 12:00 AM–2:00 AM
Ueno Ameyoko
EveningLateStreet-side standing bars under the tracks. Starts in the afternoon; the cheapest beer in the centre.
- When
- Until About 23:00Until About 11:00 PM
Roppongi
EveningLateClubs, foreign-run bars, hostess clubs. Choose bars yourself, never through a tout, and watch your drink.
- When
- Until Until morning
Shimokitazawa and Kōenji
EveningLateLive houses, record bars. Tickets at the door; a drink charge of about ¥600–800 on top is standard.
- When
- Until Shows end about 22:00; bars run laterUntil Shows end about 10:00 PM; bars run later
Izakaya
Japanese pub with small plates; chain or family-run · Around every station; Ebisu, Yūrakuchō, Shinjuku
- When
- Until About 23:00–24:00Until About 11:00 PM–12:00 AM
Kissaten (old coffee houses)
Hand-drip coffee and toast in 1960s rooms · Jinbōchō, Ginza, Asakusa, Shinjuku
- When
- Until About 19:00–22:00Until About 7:00 PM–10:00 PM
Live music & shows
Concerts, jazz, circus and theater that work without the local language.
Blue Note Tokyo
EveningBook a week or more aheadIndoorThe Tokyo branch of the New York jazz club books international jazz, soul and R&B names for two short sets a night in a seated room.
- When
- Two sets most nights, often early evening and around 19:30–20:30 (check the calendar)Two sets most nights, often early evening and around 7:30 PM–8:30 PM (check the calendar)
- Price
- ¥8,000–15,000 per seat (food and drinks extra) (≈ US$55–110)
- Booking
- Book online; seat choice follows your arrival order within the reservation.
- Where
- Minami-Aoyama
- Getting there
- About 8 minutes' walk from Omotesandō station, exit B3.
- Dress and etiquette
- Smart casual.
Map ↗Times and prices: check (checked 2026-09)
Shimokitazawa live houses
Book same dayIndoorBasement "live houses" in this secondhand-clothing neighborhood put on four or five indie and rock bands a night for a small cover.
- When
- Shows most evenings, doors usually 18:00–19:00 (check each venue)Shows most evenings, doors usually 6:00 PM–7:00 PM (check each venue)
- Price
- ¥2,000–4,000 per ticket (plus a compulsory drink ticket of about 600) (≈ US$14–30)
- Booking
- Many shows sell at the door; bigger names sell tickets ahead through Japanese convenience-store ticketing.
- Where
- Shimokitazawa
- Getting there
- Keiō Inokashira or Odakyū line to Shimokitazawa, about 10 minutes from Shibuya.
Map ↗Times and prices: check (checked 2026-09)
Grand sumo tournament day
AfternoonOnly in January, May and September in Tokyo; if your dates match, it is a whole afternoon for the price of a museum.
- When
- Arrive after lunch for the top division from about 15:45Arrive after lunch for the top division from about 3:45 PM
- Price
- ¥3,800–20,000 (≈ US$30–140)+ by seat
- Booking
- Tickets go on sale about a month before (check)
Sanja Matsuri (Asakusa)
Portable shrines and huge crowds around Sensō-ji.
- When
- 3rd weekend of May
Map ↗Times and prices: check
Traditional performances
Folk theater, music and ritual shows: usually short, seated and easy to book.
Kabuki at Kabukiza Theatre歌舞伎座
MorningEveningLateBook a week or more aheadIndoorKids: TeensTokyo's main kabuki house stages stylized drama with elaborate costumes and an all-male cast; rent the English audio or subtitle guide to follow the plot.
- When
- Most days of the month in a matinee and an evening program, usually starting late morning and around 16:00–17:00; dark some days between runs (check)Most days of the month in a matinee and an evening program, usually starting late morning and around 4:00 PM–5:00 PM; dark some days between runs (check)
- Price
- ¥1,000–20,000 per seat (single-act gallery tickets at the low end) (≈ US$7–140)
- Booking
- Buy full-program seats online ahead; single-act (hitomaku-mi) tickets are sold the same day at a separate window and can sell out.
- Where
- Higashi-Ginza
- Getting there
- Hibiya or Asakusa line to Higashi-Ginza, exit 3 leads straight into the building.
- Dress and etiquette
- Smart casual is normal; no need to dress up.
Map ↗Official site ↗Times and prices: check (checked 2026-09)
Rakugo at Asakusa Engei Hall浅草演芸ホール
MorningAfternoonEveningWalk inIndoorKids: TeensA traditional variety hall where storytellers kneel on a cushion and act out comic tales, mixed with jugglers and paper-cutting acts; almost all in Japanese, but the physical acts land anyway.
- When
- Daily, continuous programs from about 11:00 to 21:00; come and go as you like (check)Daily, continuous programs from about 11:00 AM to 9:00 PM; come and go as you like (check)
- Price
- ¥3,000–3,500 per adult (one ticket covers the whole day) (≈ US$25)
- Where
- Asakusa, Rokku entertainment street
- Getting there
- A 7-minute walk west of Sensō-ji; Tsukuba Express Asakusa station is closest.
Map ↗Times and prices: check (checked 2026-09)
Kabuki at Kabukiza
EveningIndoorBuy a single-act ticket on the day for a one-hour taste; English audio guide.
- When
- Matinee and evening programmes
- Price
- Single act ¥1,000–2,000 (≈ US$7–14); full programme ¥5,000–20,000 (≈ US$35–140)
- Where
- Ginza
Map ↗Times and prices: check
Kabuki single-act ticket
AfternoonEveningAn hour-long taste of kabuki for the price of a lunch; buy it yourself on the day, no tour needed.
- When
- Matinee or early evening act
- Price
- ¥1,000–2,000 (≈ US$7–14) (check)
- Booking
- Not possible; queue at the theatre on the day
Grand Sumo tournament at Ryōgoku Kokugikan両国国技館
Sport & fitnessBook a week or more aheadIndoorKids: 5–12, TeensTokyo hosts three of the six 15-day tournaments a year (January, May, September); lower ranks start in the morning and the top division wrestles from late afternoon.
- When
- Tournament days only, doors about 08:00, top-division bouts about 15:45–18:00 (check the dates)Tournament days only, doors about 8:00 AM, top-division bouts about 3:45 PM–6:00 PM (check the dates)
- Price
- ¥3,500–25,000 per seat (upper chair seats at the low end) (≈ US$25–170)
- Booking
- Tickets go on sale about a month before each tournament and weekend days sell out fast; a small number of same-day seats are sold at the gate early in the morning.
- Where
- Ryōgoku
- Getting there
- JR Sōbu line or Ōedo line to Ryōgoku; the arena is next to the JR station.
Buy only from the official ticket site or the gate; resale sites charge several times face value.
Map ↗Official site ↗Times and prices: check (checked 2026-09)
Tea ceremony experience茶道
Classes & workshopsBook a day or two aheadIndoorKids: 5–12, TeensA host explains and performs the tea ritual in a tatami room, then you whisk your own matcha and eat a seasonal sweet; English sessions run in Asakusa, Ginza and hotel tea rooms.
- When
- Several sessions a day, typically 45–60 minutes (check)
- Price
- ¥3,000–8,000 per person (≈ US$25–55)
- Where
- Asakusa, Ginza and major hotels
- Getting there
- Depends on the host; most are near a subway station.
- Dress and etiquette
- Socks are needed, since shoes come off; loose pants make kneeling easier.
Map ↗Times and prices: check (checked 2026-09)
Cinema
Where films run in English (or with English subtitles) and what a ticket costs.
TOHO Cinemas Shinjuku and other multiplexes
MorningAfternoonEveningLateBook same dayIndoorKids: 5–12, TeensHollywood films play in English with Japanese subtitles; the Shinjuku branch is the one with a life-size Godzilla head on the roof terrace.
- When
- Daily, first show about 09:00, last about 23:00Daily, first show about 9:00 AM, last about 11:00 PM
- Price
- ¥1,500–2,500 per ticket (IMAX and premium screens cost more) (≈ US$11–17)
- Booking
- Pick screenings marked 字幕 (subtitled) not 吹替 (dubbed); seats are reserved online.
- Where
- Kabukichō, Shinjuku, plus Hibiya, Roppongi and Shibuya
- Getting there
- A 5-minute walk from Shinjuku station east exit.
Map ↗Times and prices: check (checked 2026-09)
Karaoke
Private rooms by the hour: how pricing works and which places to avoid.
Karaoke boxesカラオケ
MorningAfternoonEveningLateWalk inIndoorKids: 5–12, TeensPrivate rooms in chains like Karaoke Kan, Big Echo and Joysound, with thousands of English songs, a phone to order drinks and all-you-can-drink plans.
- When
- Midday until 05:00 at most big-station branches; some run 24 hoursMidday until 5:00 AM at most big-station branches; some run 24 hours
- Price
- ¥300–1,200 per person per 30 minutes (nightly flat-rate and free-drink plans are cheaper for long stays) (≈ US$3–9)
- Booking
- Friday and Saturday nights can have a wait; most chains take online reservations.
- Where
- Near every major station, especially Shinjuku, Shibuya and Ikebukuro
- Getting there
- Look for the big signs outside any major station.
Map ↗Times and prices: check (checked 2026-09)
Karaoke
MorningEveningIndoorPrivate rooms by the half hour; free-time plans for all night.
- When
- Until morning
- Price
- About ¥500–1,500 (≈ US$4–11) per person per 30 min
- Where
- Shinjuku / Shibuya
Map ↗Times and prices: check
Karaoke room
EveningLatePrivate rooms by the half hour with English song lists; walk in, no booking site needed.
- When
- A rainy evening or late night
- Price
- About ¥500–1,500 (≈ US$4–11) per person per 30 min (check)
- Booking
- Not needed except Friday and Saturday nights
Spas & massage
Bathhouses, massage and saunas: prices, tipping and what to wear (or not).
Neighborhood public bath (sentō)銭湯
AfternoonEveningLateNo bookingIndoorKids: 5–12, TeensLocal bathhouses with hot pools, often a Mount Fuji mural on the wall; wash fully at the stools before getting in, and leave your towel out of the water.
- When
- Usually mid-afternoon until about 23:00–00:00; each bath closes one day a week (check)Usually mid-afternoon until about 11:00 PM–12:00 AM; each bath closes one day a week (check)
- Price
- ¥550–600 per adult (the fee is set by the city; towels and soap cost extra at some baths) (≈ US$4–5)
- Where
- Every residential neighborhood
- Getting there
- Search "sentō" on a map near where you stay; most are a short walk from a station.
- Dress and etiquette
- Baths are nude and split by gender. Many sentō accept tattoos, unlike most hotel spas and onsen resorts, but ask first.
Map ↗Times and prices: check (checked 2026-09)
Spa LaQua at Tokyo Dome Cityスパ ラクーア
MorningAfternoonEveningLateWalk inIndoorKids: TeensA large day spa fed by natural hot-spring water, with indoor and outdoor pools, saunas and relaxation rooms; a good onsen stand-in without leaving the city.
- When
- Daily from late morning until early the next morning (check)
- Price
- ¥3,000–4,500 per adult (late-night surcharge after about 01:00) (≈ US$25–35)
- Where
- Kōrakuen, Tokyo Dome City
- Getting there
- Next to Kōrakuen station (Marunouchi and Namboku lines) and a few minutes from JR Suidōbashi.
- Dress and etiquette
- Nude in the bathing areas; loaner wear is provided for the lounges. Visible tattoos are usually not allowed (check).
Map ↗Times and prices: check (checked 2026-09)
Public bath (sentō)
AfternoonEveningLateIndoorNeighbourhood bathhouses with painted Fuji murals; bring a small towel.
- When
- About 15:00–24:00About 3:00 PM–12:00 AM
- Price
- about ¥550 (≈ US$4) (Tokyo fixed price, check)
- Where
- Any neighbourhood
Map ↗Times and prices: check
Sport & fitness
Matches to watch, runs, rides and lessons.
Grand Sumo tournament at Ryōgoku Kokugikan両国国技館
Book a week or more aheadIndoorKids: 5–12, TeensTokyo hosts three of the six 15-day tournaments a year (January, May, September); lower ranks start in the morning and the top division wrestles from late afternoon.
- When
- Tournament days only, doors about 08:00, top-division bouts about 15:45–18:00 (check the dates)Tournament days only, doors about 8:00 AM, top-division bouts about 3:45 PM–6:00 PM (check the dates)
- Price
- ¥3,500–25,000 per seat (upper chair seats at the low end) (≈ US$25–170)
- Booking
- Tickets go on sale about a month before each tournament and weekend days sell out fast; a small number of same-day seats are sold at the gate early in the morning.
- Where
- Ryōgoku
- Getting there
- JR Sōbu line or Ōedo line to Ryōgoku; the arena is next to the JR station.
Buy only from the official ticket site or the gate; resale sites charge several times face value.
Map ↗Official site ↗Times and prices: check (checked 2026-09)
Baseball at Tokyo Dome or Jingū Stadiumプロ野球
EveningLateBook a day or two aheadKids: 5–12, TeensThe Yomiuri Giants play under the Tokyo Dome roof and the Yakult Swallows at open-air Jingū; the fun is the organized cheering sections, beer sellers with backpack kegs and the umbrella dance at Jingū.
- When
- Late March to early October; night games usually 18:00, weekend games often 14:00 (check the schedule)Late March to early October; night games usually 6:00 PM, weekend games often 2:00 PM (check the schedule)
- Price
- ¥2,000–8,000 per ticket (≈ US$14–55)
- Booking
- Outfield seats are cheapest; sit on the side of the team you want to cheer with.
- Where
- Suidōbashi (Tokyo Dome) and Gaienmae (Jingū)
- Getting there
- Tokyo Dome is at JR Suidōbashi or Kōrakuen station; Jingū is a 5-minute walk from Gaienmae on the Ginza line.
Map ↗Times and prices: check (checked 2026-09)
Grand Sumo tournament
MorningAfternoonEveningIndoorKids: TeensArrive after lunch for the top ranks; tickets on sale about a month ahead.
- When
- Jan, May, Sep; bouts about 08:30–18:00, top division from 15:45Jan, May, Sep; bouts about 8:30 AM–6:00 PM, top division from 3:45 PM
- Price
- ¥3,800–20,000 (≈ US$30–140)+
- Where
- Ryōgoku
Map ↗Times and prices: check
Sumo morning practice
MorningIndoorWatch a stable train through a guided visit; silence and no flash.
- When
- Early morning, outside tournament weeks
- Price
- Tour prices vary
- Where
- Ryōgoku
Map ↗Times and prices: check
Baseball: Giants or Swallows
Kids: 5–12, TeensTokyo Dome (Giants) or open-air Jingū Stadium (Swallows): the cheering sections are half the show.
- When
- Evenings Apr–Sep
- Price
- ¥2,000–6,000 (≈ US$14–45)
- Where
- Suidōbashi / Gaienmae
Map ↗Times and prices: check
Classes & workshops
Cooking, crafts and guided tastings: a morning or evening you learn something in.
Tea ceremony experience茶道
Book a day or two aheadIndoorKids: 5–12, TeensA host explains and performs the tea ritual in a tatami room, then you whisk your own matcha and eat a seasonal sweet; English sessions run in Asakusa, Ginza and hotel tea rooms.
- When
- Several sessions a day, typically 45–60 minutes (check)
- Price
- ¥3,000–8,000 per person (≈ US$25–55)
- Where
- Asakusa, Ginza and major hotels
- Getting there
- Depends on the host; most are near a subway station.
- Dress and etiquette
- Socks are needed, since shoes come off; loose pants make kneeling easier.
Map ↗Times and prices: check (checked 2026-09)
Sushi-making or cooking class
MorningAfternoonBook a day or two aheadIndoorKids: 5–12, TeensLearn to shape nigiri and rolls, or cook ramen and gyoza, then eat what you made; many classes add a walk through Tsukiji outer market first.
- When
- Morning and afternoon classes, 2–3 hours (check)
- Price
- ¥8,000–18,000 per person (≈ US$55–130)
- Where
- Tsukiji, Asakusa and Shinjuku
- Getting there
- Tsukiji classes meet near Tsukiji or Tsukiji-shijō stations.
Map ↗Times and prices: check (checked 2026-09)
Sushi or cooking class
MorningEveningIndoorKids: 5–12, TeensMake and eat your own nigiri or ramen; book online.
- When
- Morning or evening sessions
- Price
- ¥8,000–15,000 (≈ US$55–110)
- Where
- Asakusa / Shinjuku
Tea ceremony
IndoorForty minutes kneeling on tatami, whisking matcha and eating a sweet.
- When
- Set sessions
- Price
- ¥3,000–8,000 (≈ US$25–55)
- Where
- Asakusa / Ginza
Evening food and bar tour (Shinjuku or Shibuya)
EveningGets you into small bars that do not seat strangers who speak no Japanese; the food is included and ordering is done for you.
- When
- Night one or two, from about 18:00Night one or two, from about 6:00 PM
- Price
- ¥12,000–20,000 (≈ US$85–140) (2026 estimate)
- Booking
- 2–7 days; weekends sell out first
Sushi or ramen cooking class
AfternoonKids: 5–12, TeensFun on a rain day; the sushi is better in a good shop, so book it for the doing, not the eating.
- When
- A rainy afternoon
- Price
- ¥8,000–15,000 (≈ US$55–110)
- Booking
- 3–7 days
Tsukiji outer market food walk
Useful if you want the stories and the stall etiquette explained; otherwise graze it yourself with the Voykit page.
- When
- 07:30–10:00, not Sundays or market holidays7:30 AM–10:00 AM, not Sundays or market holidays
- Price
- ¥8,000–15,000 (≈ US$55–110)
- Booking
- 2–5 days
Markets at night
Night markets, walking streets and evening strolls.
Ameyoko market street in the eveningアメ横
MorningAfternoonEveningLateNo bookingKids: 5–12, TeensThe market street under the Yamanote line tracks between Ueno and Okachimachi; stalls wind down around 20:00 and the standing bars and yakitori counters take over.The market street under the Yamanote line tracks between Ueno and Okachimachi; stalls wind down around 8:00 PM and the standing bars and yakitori counters take over.
- When
- Shops about 10:00–20:00; food stalls and bars later (check)Shops about 10:00 AM–8:00 PM; food stalls and bars later (check)
- Price
- Free
- Where
- Ueno
- Getting there
- JR Ueno (Shinobazu exit) or JR Okachimachi.
Crowded at weekends; keep bags zipped in the tightest stretches.
Map ↗Times and prices: check (checked 2026-09)
Family fun
What works with kids, by age band.
- Stations have lifts and every department store has a baby room with changing tables and a nursing corner; stroller users should still avoid 07:30–09:30 and 17:30–19:30 trains.
- Children under 6 ride trains free; ages 6–11 pay half fare on a child IC card or ticket.
- Rain or heat: the National Museum of Nature and Science (Ueno, closed Mondays), Miraikan in Odaiba (closed Tuesdays) and teamLab Planets in Toyosu are indoor half days.
- Ueno Zoo (closed Mondays) and the playgrounds in Yoyogi and Ueno parks work for small children; Showa Kinen Park in Tachikawa is the big day out.
- Tokyo Disney Resort is in Maihama, Chiba: about 20 min on the JR Keiyō line from Tokyo Station. Buy dated tickets online in advance.
- Taxis are not required to carry child seats and most do not; bring a travel booster if you plan taxi rides.
teamLab Planets
MorningAfternoonEveningBook a week or more aheadIndoorKids: Under 5, 5–12, TeensA walk-through digital art space where you wade barefoot through water rooms and mirrored light installations; about 90 minutes.
- When
- Daily, roughly 09:00–22:00 with timed entry (check)Daily, roughly 9:00 AM–10:00 PM with timed entry (check)
- Price
- ¥3,000–4,500 per adult (children cost less; price varies by date) (≈ US$25–35)
- Booking
- Timed tickets sell out on weekends and holidays; buy online.
- Where
- Toyosu
- Getting there
- A short walk from Shin-Toyosu station on the Yurikamome line.
- Dress and etiquette
- Shorts or pants you can roll above the knee; skirts are an issue over the mirrored floors (wraps are lent).
Map ↗Times and prices: check (checked 2026-09)
Ghibli Museum, Mitaka三鷹の森ジブリ美術館
Book a week or more aheadIndoorKids: Under 5, 5–12, TeensHayao Miyazaki's studio museum with sketch rooms, a rooftop robot soldier and a short animated film shown only here.
- When
- Timed entry through the day, closed Tuesdays and some other days (check)
- Price
- ¥100–1,000 per ticket (adults at the high end) (≈ US$1–7)
- Booking
- Tickets are sold only in advance for a set date and time, released monthly online; they go fast.
- Where
- Mitaka, Inokashira Park
- Getting there
- JR Chūō line to Mitaka, then the community bus or a 15-minute walk along the canal.
Map ↗Times and prices: check (checked 2026-09)
Tokyo Disneyland and DisneySea
MorningAfternoonEveningBook a week or more aheadKids: Under 5, 5–12, TeensTwo theme parks side by side; DisneySea, with its harbor and volcano, has no counterpart elsewhere in the world.
- When
- Daily, usually about 09:00–21:00 (check)Daily, usually about 9:00 AM–9:00 PM (check)
- Price
- ¥7,900–10,900 per one-day adult ticket (price varies by date) (≈ US$55–75)
- Booking
- Tickets are date-specific and sold online; buy before the trip for weekends and school holidays.
- Where
- Maihama, Chiba
- Getting there
- JR Keiyō line from Tokyo station to Maihama, about 15 minutes.
Map ↗Times and prices: check (checked 2026-09)
Sumida River water bus
MorningAfternoonKids: 5–12, TeensAsakusa to Hama-rikyū or Odaiba under a dozen bridges.
- When
- About 10:00–17:00About 10:00 AM–5:00 PM
- Price
- ¥1,000–1,800 (≈ US$7–13)
- Where
- Asakusa
Map ↗Times and prices: check
Tokyo Disney Resort
MorningAfternoonEveningKids: 5–12, TeensTwo parks; buy dated tickets online and plan a whole day for each.
- When
- About 09:00–21:00About 9:00 AM–9:00 PM
- Price
- ¥7,900–10,900 (≈ US$55–75) by date
- Where
- Maihama (Chiba)
Map ↗Times and prices: check
Kabuki at Kabukiza Theatre歌舞伎座
Traditional performancesMorningEveningLateBook a week or more aheadIndoorKids: TeensTokyo's main kabuki house stages stylized drama with elaborate costumes and an all-male cast; rent the English audio or subtitle guide to follow the plot.
- When
- Most days of the month in a matinee and an evening program, usually starting late morning and around 16:00–17:00; dark some days between runs (check)Most days of the month in a matinee and an evening program, usually starting late morning and around 4:00 PM–5:00 PM; dark some days between runs (check)
- Price
- ¥1,000–20,000 per seat (single-act gallery tickets at the low end) (≈ US$7–140)
- Booking
- Buy full-program seats online ahead; single-act (hitomaku-mi) tickets are sold the same day at a separate window and can sell out.
- Where
- Higashi-Ginza
- Getting there
- Hibiya or Asakusa line to Higashi-Ginza, exit 3 leads straight into the building.
- Dress and etiquette
- Smart casual is normal; no need to dress up.
Map ↗Official site ↗Times and prices: check (checked 2026-09)
Rakugo at Asakusa Engei Hall浅草演芸ホール
Traditional performancesMorningAfternoonEveningWalk inIndoorKids: TeensA traditional variety hall where storytellers kneel on a cushion and act out comic tales, mixed with jugglers and paper-cutting acts; almost all in Japanese, but the physical acts land anyway.
- When
- Daily, continuous programs from about 11:00 to 21:00; come and go as you like (check)Daily, continuous programs from about 11:00 AM to 9:00 PM; come and go as you like (check)
- Price
- ¥3,000–3,500 per adult (one ticket covers the whole day) (≈ US$25)
- Where
- Asakusa, Rokku entertainment street
- Getting there
- A 7-minute walk west of Sensō-ji; Tsukuba Express Asakusa station is closest.
Map ↗Times and prices: check (checked 2026-09)
Grand Sumo tournament at Ryōgoku Kokugikan両国国技館
Sport & fitnessBook a week or more aheadIndoorKids: 5–12, TeensTokyo hosts three of the six 15-day tournaments a year (January, May, September); lower ranks start in the morning and the top division wrestles from late afternoon.
- When
- Tournament days only, doors about 08:00, top-division bouts about 15:45–18:00 (check the dates)Tournament days only, doors about 8:00 AM, top-division bouts about 3:45 PM–6:00 PM (check the dates)
- Price
- ¥3,500–25,000 per seat (upper chair seats at the low end) (≈ US$25–170)
- Booking
- Tickets go on sale about a month before each tournament and weekend days sell out fast; a small number of same-day seats are sold at the gate early in the morning.
- Where
- Ryōgoku
- Getting there
- JR Sōbu line or Ōedo line to Ryōgoku; the arena is next to the JR station.
Buy only from the official ticket site or the gate; resale sites charge several times face value.
Map ↗Official site ↗Times and prices: check (checked 2026-09)
Baseball at Tokyo Dome or Jingū Stadiumプロ野球
Sport & fitnessEveningLateBook a day or two aheadKids: 5–12, TeensThe Yomiuri Giants play under the Tokyo Dome roof and the Yakult Swallows at open-air Jingū; the fun is the organized cheering sections, beer sellers with backpack kegs and the umbrella dance at Jingū.
- When
- Late March to early October; night games usually 18:00, weekend games often 14:00 (check the schedule)Late March to early October; night games usually 6:00 PM, weekend games often 2:00 PM (check the schedule)
- Price
- ¥2,000–8,000 per ticket (≈ US$14–55)
- Booking
- Outfield seats are cheapest; sit on the side of the team you want to cheer with.
- Where
- Suidōbashi (Tokyo Dome) and Gaienmae (Jingū)
- Getting there
- Tokyo Dome is at JR Suidōbashi or Kōrakuen station; Jingū is a 5-minute walk from Gaienmae on the Ginza line.
Map ↗Times and prices: check (checked 2026-09)
Karaoke boxesカラオケ
KaraokeMorningAfternoonEveningLateWalk inIndoorKids: 5–12, TeensPrivate rooms in chains like Karaoke Kan, Big Echo and Joysound, with thousands of English songs, a phone to order drinks and all-you-can-drink plans.
- When
- Midday until 05:00 at most big-station branches; some run 24 hoursMidday until 5:00 AM at most big-station branches; some run 24 hours
- Price
- ¥300–1,200 per person per 30 minutes (nightly flat-rate and free-drink plans are cheaper for long stays) (≈ US$3–9)
- Booking
- Friday and Saturday nights can have a wait; most chains take online reservations.
- Where
- Near every major station, especially Shinjuku, Shibuya and Ikebukuro
- Getting there
- Look for the big signs outside any major station.
Map ↗Times and prices: check (checked 2026-09)
Neighborhood public bath (sentō)銭湯
Spas & massageAfternoonEveningLateNo bookingIndoorKids: 5–12, TeensLocal bathhouses with hot pools, often a Mount Fuji mural on the wall; wash fully at the stools before getting in, and leave your towel out of the water.
- When
- Usually mid-afternoon until about 23:00–00:00; each bath closes one day a week (check)Usually mid-afternoon until about 11:00 PM–12:00 AM; each bath closes one day a week (check)
- Price
- ¥550–600 per adult (the fee is set by the city; towels and soap cost extra at some baths) (≈ US$4–5)
- Where
- Every residential neighborhood
- Getting there
- Search "sentō" on a map near where you stay; most are a short walk from a station.
- Dress and etiquette
- Baths are nude and split by gender. Many sentō accept tattoos, unlike most hotel spas and onsen resorts, but ask first.
Map ↗Times and prices: check (checked 2026-09)
Spa LaQua at Tokyo Dome Cityスパ ラクーア
Spas & massageMorningAfternoonEveningLateWalk inIndoorKids: TeensA large day spa fed by natural hot-spring water, with indoor and outdoor pools, saunas and relaxation rooms; a good onsen stand-in without leaving the city.
- When
- Daily from late morning until early the next morning (check)
- Price
- ¥3,000–4,500 per adult (late-night surcharge after about 01:00) (≈ US$25–35)
- Where
- Kōrakuen, Tokyo Dome City
- Getting there
- Next to Kōrakuen station (Marunouchi and Namboku lines) and a few minutes from JR Suidōbashi.
- Dress and etiquette
- Nude in the bathing areas; loaner wear is provided for the lounges. Visible tattoos are usually not allowed (check).
Map ↗Times and prices: check (checked 2026-09)
TOHO Cinemas Shinjuku and other multiplexes
CinemaMorningAfternoonEveningLateBook same dayIndoorKids: 5–12, TeensHollywood films play in English with Japanese subtitles; the Shinjuku branch is the one with a life-size Godzilla head on the roof terrace.
- When
- Daily, first show about 09:00, last about 23:00Daily, first show about 9:00 AM, last about 11:00 PM
- Price
- ¥1,500–2,500 per ticket (IMAX and premium screens cost more) (≈ US$11–17)
- Booking
- Pick screenings marked 字幕 (subtitled) not 吹替 (dubbed); seats are reserved online.
- Where
- Kabukichō, Shinjuku, plus Hibiya, Roppongi and Shibuya
- Getting there
- A 5-minute walk from Shinjuku station east exit.
Map ↗Times and prices: check (checked 2026-09)
Ameyoko market street in the eveningアメ横
Markets at nightMorningAfternoonEveningLateNo bookingKids: 5–12, TeensThe market street under the Yamanote line tracks between Ueno and Okachimachi; stalls wind down around 20:00 and the standing bars and yakitori counters take over.The market street under the Yamanote line tracks between Ueno and Okachimachi; stalls wind down around 8:00 PM and the standing bars and yakitori counters take over.
- When
- Shops about 10:00–20:00; food stalls and bars later (check)Shops about 10:00 AM–8:00 PM; food stalls and bars later (check)
- Price
- Free
- Where
- Ueno
- Getting there
- JR Ueno (Shinobazu exit) or JR Okachimachi.
Crowded at weekends; keep bags zipped in the tightest stretches.
Map ↗Times and prices: check (checked 2026-09)
Tea ceremony experience茶道
Classes & workshopsBook a day or two aheadIndoorKids: 5–12, TeensA host explains and performs the tea ritual in a tatami room, then you whisk your own matcha and eat a seasonal sweet; English sessions run in Asakusa, Ginza and hotel tea rooms.
- When
- Several sessions a day, typically 45–60 minutes (check)
- Price
- ¥3,000–8,000 per person (≈ US$25–55)
- Where
- Asakusa, Ginza and major hotels
- Getting there
- Depends on the host; most are near a subway station.
- Dress and etiquette
- Socks are needed, since shoes come off; loose pants make kneeling easier.
Map ↗Times and prices: check (checked 2026-09)
Sushi-making or cooking class
Classes & workshopsMorningAfternoonBook a day or two aheadIndoorKids: 5–12, TeensLearn to shape nigiri and rolls, or cook ramen and gyoza, then eat what you made; many classes add a walk through Tsukiji outer market first.
- When
- Morning and afternoon classes, 2–3 hours (check)
- Price
- ¥8,000–18,000 per person (≈ US$55–130)
- Where
- Tsukiji, Asakusa and Shinjuku
- Getting there
- Tsukiji classes meet near Tsukiji or Tsukiji-shijō stations.
Map ↗Times and prices: check (checked 2026-09)
Grand Sumo tournament
Sport & fitnessMorningAfternoonEveningIndoorKids: TeensArrive after lunch for the top ranks; tickets on sale about a month ahead.
- When
- Jan, May, Sep; bouts about 08:30–18:00, top division from 15:45Jan, May, Sep; bouts about 8:30 AM–6:00 PM, top division from 3:45 PM
- Price
- ¥3,800–20,000 (≈ US$30–140)+
- Where
- Ryōgoku
Map ↗Times and prices: check
Baseball: Giants or Swallows
Sport & fitnessKids: 5–12, TeensTokyo Dome (Giants) or open-air Jingū Stadium (Swallows): the cheering sections are half the show.
- When
- Evenings Apr–Sep
- Price
- ¥2,000–6,000 (≈ US$14–45)
- Where
- Suidōbashi / Gaienmae
Map ↗Times and prices: check
Sushi or cooking class
Classes & workshopsMorningEveningIndoorKids: 5–12, TeensMake and eat your own nigiri or ramen; book online.
- When
- Morning or evening sessions
- Price
- ¥8,000–15,000 (≈ US$55–110)
- Where
- Asakusa / Shinjuku
Golden Gai bar hop
Nightlife & barsIndoorKids: TeensTwo or three tiny bars: pick the ones with prices on the door.
- When
- From about 20:00From about 8:00 PM
- Price
- Cover ¥500–1,500 (≈ US$4–11) plus drinks
- Where
- Shinjuku
Sushi or ramen cooking class
Classes & workshopsAfternoonKids: 5–12, TeensFun on a rain day; the sushi is better in a good shop, so book it for the doing, not the eating.
- When
- A rainy afternoon
- Price
- ¥8,000–15,000 (≈ US$55–110)
- Booking
- 3–7 days
Rainy day
Indoor picks for a wet afternoon.
Tokyo National Museum (Ueno)
IndoorHalf a day indoors; closed Mondays.
teamLab Planets (Toyosu)
IndoorTimed tickets; book ahead in bad weather because everyone else does.
Marunouchi / Ginza
IndoorTokyo Station's underground and Ginza's department stores connect with little outdoor walking.
Tokyo Ramen Street
AfternoonIndoorLunch without going outside.
Miraikan (Odaiba)
IndoorScience museum; closed Tuesdays.
Kabuki at Kabukiza Theatre歌舞伎座
Traditional performancesMorningEveningLateBook a week or more aheadIndoorKids: TeensTokyo's main kabuki house stages stylized drama with elaborate costumes and an all-male cast; rent the English audio or subtitle guide to follow the plot.
- When
- Most days of the month in a matinee and an evening program, usually starting late morning and around 16:00–17:00; dark some days between runs (check)Most days of the month in a matinee and an evening program, usually starting late morning and around 4:00 PM–5:00 PM; dark some days between runs (check)
- Price
- ¥1,000–20,000 per seat (single-act gallery tickets at the low end) (≈ US$7–140)
- Booking
- Buy full-program seats online ahead; single-act (hitomaku-mi) tickets are sold the same day at a separate window and can sell out.
- Where
- Higashi-Ginza
- Getting there
- Hibiya or Asakusa line to Higashi-Ginza, exit 3 leads straight into the building.
- Dress and etiquette
- Smart casual is normal; no need to dress up.
Map ↗Official site ↗Times and prices: check (checked 2026-09)
Rakugo at Asakusa Engei Hall浅草演芸ホール
Traditional performancesMorningAfternoonEveningWalk inIndoorKids: TeensA traditional variety hall where storytellers kneel on a cushion and act out comic tales, mixed with jugglers and paper-cutting acts; almost all in Japanese, but the physical acts land anyway.
- When
- Daily, continuous programs from about 11:00 to 21:00; come and go as you like (check)Daily, continuous programs from about 11:00 AM to 9:00 PM; come and go as you like (check)
- Price
- ¥3,000–3,500 per adult (one ticket covers the whole day) (≈ US$25)
- Where
- Asakusa, Rokku entertainment street
- Getting there
- A 7-minute walk west of Sensō-ji; Tsukuba Express Asakusa station is closest.
Map ↗Times and prices: check (checked 2026-09)
Blue Note Tokyo
Live music & showsEveningBook a week or more aheadIndoorThe Tokyo branch of the New York jazz club books international jazz, soul and R&B names for two short sets a night in a seated room.
- When
- Two sets most nights, often early evening and around 19:30–20:30 (check the calendar)Two sets most nights, often early evening and around 7:30 PM–8:30 PM (check the calendar)
- Price
- ¥8,000–15,000 per seat (food and drinks extra) (≈ US$55–110)
- Booking
- Book online; seat choice follows your arrival order within the reservation.
- Where
- Minami-Aoyama
- Getting there
- About 8 minutes' walk from Omotesandō station, exit B3.
- Dress and etiquette
- Smart casual.
Map ↗Times and prices: check (checked 2026-09)
Shimokitazawa live houses
Live music & showsBook same dayIndoorBasement "live houses" in this secondhand-clothing neighborhood put on four or five indie and rock bands a night for a small cover.
- When
- Shows most evenings, doors usually 18:00–19:00 (check each venue)Shows most evenings, doors usually 6:00 PM–7:00 PM (check each venue)
- Price
- ¥2,000–4,000 per ticket (plus a compulsory drink ticket of about 600) (≈ US$14–30)
- Booking
- Many shows sell at the door; bigger names sell tickets ahead through Japanese convenience-store ticketing.
- Where
- Shimokitazawa
- Getting there
- Keiō Inokashira or Odakyū line to Shimokitazawa, about 10 minutes from Shibuya.
Map ↗Times and prices: check (checked 2026-09)
Karaoke boxesカラオケ
KaraokeMorningAfternoonEveningLateWalk inIndoorKids: 5–12, TeensPrivate rooms in chains like Karaoke Kan, Big Echo and Joysound, with thousands of English songs, a phone to order drinks and all-you-can-drink plans.
- When
- Midday until 05:00 at most big-station branches; some run 24 hoursMidday until 5:00 AM at most big-station branches; some run 24 hours
- Price
- ¥300–1,200 per person per 30 minutes (nightly flat-rate and free-drink plans are cheaper for long stays) (≈ US$3–9)
- Booking
- Friday and Saturday nights can have a wait; most chains take online reservations.
- Where
- Near every major station, especially Shinjuku, Shibuya and Ikebukuro
- Getting there
- Look for the big signs outside any major station.
Map ↗Times and prices: check (checked 2026-09)
Neighborhood public bath (sentō)銭湯
Spas & massageAfternoonEveningLateNo bookingIndoorKids: 5–12, TeensLocal bathhouses with hot pools, often a Mount Fuji mural on the wall; wash fully at the stools before getting in, and leave your towel out of the water.
- When
- Usually mid-afternoon until about 23:00–00:00; each bath closes one day a week (check)Usually mid-afternoon until about 11:00 PM–12:00 AM; each bath closes one day a week (check)
- Price
- ¥550–600 per adult (the fee is set by the city; towels and soap cost extra at some baths) (≈ US$4–5)
- Where
- Every residential neighborhood
- Getting there
- Search "sentō" on a map near where you stay; most are a short walk from a station.
- Dress and etiquette
- Baths are nude and split by gender. Many sentō accept tattoos, unlike most hotel spas and onsen resorts, but ask first.
Map ↗Times and prices: check (checked 2026-09)
Spa LaQua at Tokyo Dome Cityスパ ラクーア
Spas & massageMorningAfternoonEveningLateWalk inIndoorKids: TeensA large day spa fed by natural hot-spring water, with indoor and outdoor pools, saunas and relaxation rooms; a good onsen stand-in without leaving the city.
- When
- Daily from late morning until early the next morning (check)
- Price
- ¥3,000–4,500 per adult (late-night surcharge after about 01:00) (≈ US$25–35)
- Where
- Kōrakuen, Tokyo Dome City
- Getting there
- Next to Kōrakuen station (Marunouchi and Namboku lines) and a few minutes from JR Suidōbashi.
- Dress and etiquette
- Nude in the bathing areas; loaner wear is provided for the lounges. Visible tattoos are usually not allowed (check).
Map ↗Times and prices: check (checked 2026-09)
TOHO Cinemas Shinjuku and other multiplexes
CinemaMorningAfternoonEveningLateBook same dayIndoorKids: 5–12, TeensHollywood films play in English with Japanese subtitles; the Shinjuku branch is the one with a life-size Godzilla head on the roof terrace.
- When
- Daily, first show about 09:00, last about 23:00Daily, first show about 9:00 AM, last about 11:00 PM
- Price
- ¥1,500–2,500 per ticket (IMAX and premium screens cost more) (≈ US$11–17)
- Booking
- Pick screenings marked 字幕 (subtitled) not 吹替 (dubbed); seats are reserved online.
- Where
- Kabukichō, Shinjuku, plus Hibiya, Roppongi and Shibuya
- Getting there
- A 5-minute walk from Shinjuku station east exit.
Map ↗Times and prices: check (checked 2026-09)
Tea ceremony experience茶道
Classes & workshopsBook a day or two aheadIndoorKids: 5–12, TeensA host explains and performs the tea ritual in a tatami room, then you whisk your own matcha and eat a seasonal sweet; English sessions run in Asakusa, Ginza and hotel tea rooms.
- When
- Several sessions a day, typically 45–60 minutes (check)
- Price
- ¥3,000–8,000 per person (≈ US$25–55)
- Where
- Asakusa, Ginza and major hotels
- Getting there
- Depends on the host; most are near a subway station.
- Dress and etiquette
- Socks are needed, since shoes come off; loose pants make kneeling easier.
Map ↗Times and prices: check (checked 2026-09)
Sushi-making or cooking class
Classes & workshopsMorningAfternoonBook a day or two aheadIndoorKids: 5–12, TeensLearn to shape nigiri and rolls, or cook ramen and gyoza, then eat what you made; many classes add a walk through Tsukiji outer market first.
- When
- Morning and afternoon classes, 2–3 hours (check)
- Price
- ¥8,000–18,000 per person (≈ US$55–130)
- Where
- Tsukiji, Asakusa and Shinjuku
- Getting there
- Tsukiji classes meet near Tsukiji or Tsukiji-shijō stations.
Map ↗Times and prices: check (checked 2026-09)
teamLab Planets
Family funMorningAfternoonEveningBook a week or more aheadIndoorKids: Under 5, 5–12, TeensA walk-through digital art space where you wade barefoot through water rooms and mirrored light installations; about 90 minutes.
- When
- Daily, roughly 09:00–22:00 with timed entry (check)Daily, roughly 9:00 AM–10:00 PM with timed entry (check)
- Price
- ¥3,000–4,500 per adult (children cost less; price varies by date) (≈ US$25–35)
- Booking
- Timed tickets sell out on weekends and holidays; buy online.
- Where
- Toyosu
- Getting there
- A short walk from Shin-Toyosu station on the Yurikamome line.
- Dress and etiquette
- Shorts or pants you can roll above the knee; skirts are an issue over the mirrored floors (wraps are lent).
Map ↗Times and prices: check (checked 2026-09)
Ghibli Museum, Mitaka三鷹の森ジブリ美術館
Family funBook a week or more aheadIndoorKids: Under 5, 5–12, TeensHayao Miyazaki's studio museum with sketch rooms, a rooftop robot soldier and a short animated film shown only here.
- When
- Timed entry through the day, closed Tuesdays and some other days (check)
- Price
- ¥100–1,000 per ticket (adults at the high end) (≈ US$1–7)
- Booking
- Tickets are sold only in advance for a set date and time, released monthly online; they go fast.
- Where
- Mitaka, Inokashira Park
- Getting there
- JR Chūō line to Mitaka, then the community bus or a 15-minute walk along the canal.
Map ↗Times and prices: check (checked 2026-09)
Kabuki at Kabukiza
Traditional performancesEveningIndoorBuy a single-act ticket on the day for a one-hour taste; English audio guide.
- When
- Matinee and evening programmes
- Price
- Single act ¥1,000–2,000 (≈ US$7–14); full programme ¥5,000–20,000 (≈ US$35–140)
- Where
- Ginza
Map ↗Times and prices: check
Public bath (sentō)
Spas & massageAfternoonEveningLateIndoorNeighbourhood bathhouses with painted Fuji murals; bring a small towel.
- When
- About 15:00–24:00About 3:00 PM–12:00 AM
- Price
- about ¥550 (≈ US$4) (Tokyo fixed price, check)
- Where
- Any neighbourhood
Map ↗Times and prices: check
Sushi or cooking class
Classes & workshopsMorningEveningIndoorKids: 5–12, TeensMake and eat your own nigiri or ramen; book online.
- When
- Morning or evening sessions
- Price
- ¥8,000–15,000 (≈ US$55–110)
- Where
- Asakusa / Shinjuku
Tea ceremony
Classes & workshopsIndoorForty minutes kneeling on tatami, whisking matcha and eating a sweet.
- When
- Set sessions
- Price
- ¥3,000–8,000 (≈ US$25–55)
- Where
- Asakusa / Ginza
Karaoke
KaraokeMorningEveningIndoorPrivate rooms by the half hour; free-time plans for all night.
- When
- Until morning
- Price
- About ¥500–1,500 (≈ US$4–11) per person per 30 min
- Where
- Shinjuku / Shibuya
Map ↗Times and prices: check
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18 picks come from Voykit's entertainment notes for Tokyo, checked 2026-09. The rest are drawn from this guide’s own Tokyo lists: the things-to-do list, experiences and tours, drinking spots, weekly events, the rainy-day plan and the like-a-local picks. A city gets this page with at least 6 picks across 3 kinds.
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