Tokyo has many destinations with very different nuances, from spiritual, ancient spaces to modern symbols. Below are some check-in corners that visitors can visit to feel the unique features of the Japanese capital.
Tokyo Tower - a prominent symbol in the heart of Japan
Tokyo Tower stands out among modern buildings with its characteristic orange-white paint color. The building becomes one of the familiar images when mentioning the capital of Japan.
From the foot of the tower area, visitors can easily have photo angles taking the entire structure behind. If you go up to the observatories, the Tokyo scenery appears wider with rows of houses connected to each other.
Tokyo Tower is more beautiful when the city starts to light up. Light from surrounding buildings and the tower's lighting system create a quite impressive scene, especially in the evening.
If you don't have much time, visitors can still visit the surrounding area to admire and take pictures with this symbol, instead of spending the whole day visiting.
Sensoji Temple - a famous check-in spot in Asakusa
Located in the middle of Asakusa, Sensoji Temple impresses right from the gate of Kaminarimon with a giant red lantern. This is one of the typical check-in corners when mentioning Tokyo.
Passing the gate, visitors continue to walk along Nakamise street with many souvenir shops, confectionery and snacks. The space is quite crowded but still retains its ancient beauty, creating a completely different feeling from modern neighborhoods like Shibuya.
The special feature of Sensoji is not only in its architecture but also in its long-standing spiritual space. Visitors here can sincerely pray, perform traditional rituals and learn about the cultural and religious features of the Japanese people.
Meiji Shrine - a quiet moment in the heart of Tokyo
Located in the middle of a large forest in central Tokyo, Meiji Shrine (Meiji Jingu) brings a feeling of tranquility, separate from the bustle of the city. From the shrine gate, visitors pass through tree-covered paths before reaching the shrine area, highlighted by its traditional wooden architecture.
Morning is a good time to visit the temple, when the campus is still airy and the air is quite fresh.
Showa Kinen Park - most beautiful in the tulip season
Showa Kinen Park is one of the beautiful spring flower viewing spots in Tokyo. The tulip garden is located along the stream, among green trees, creating a fairly gentle scene and many photo angles.
From the end of March to mid-April is the tulip season, in which from the beginning of April to about mid-April is usually a beautiful time to see flowers.
