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1. Hachiko Statue
- THE meeting spot in Shibuya
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2. Gotoh Planetarium and Astronomical Museum
- Star gazing across the universe
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3. HMV
HMV offers five floors of music, from Japanese pop to dance, soul, reggae, rock, and New Age, to jazz,...
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4. Tokyo Metropolitan Children's Hall
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5. TEPCO Electric Energy Museum
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6. Nanzuka Underground
- Art with Pop
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7. Parco
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8. Three Minutes Happiness
Bargain yen shops have opened all over Japan the past few years, but this is one of the best I've seen....
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9. Tokyu Honten (Main Store)
With its conservative styles in clothing and housewares, the Tokyu chain's flagship store appeals mainly...
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10. Tokyu Hands
Billing itself the "Creative Life Store," Tokyu Hands, part of the Tokyu chain, is a huge department...
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The Best of NileGuide
- Time travel is possible via the things to do in Tokyo. Whether it's the futuristic displays of Shinjuku or the old-fashioned marketplace dynamics of the Tsukiji Fish Market at 5am, Tokyo invites visitors to experience a little something from every era in history and different attractions. Tsukiji Central Fish Market - Tokyo's lively, chaotic, peddling paradise for everything aquatic and edible - is a Japanese icon and a haven for fish foodies. If you see just one temple in Tokyo, make it Senso-Ji Temple. Settled in Tokyo's historic heart, Asakusa, this impressive, colorful temple feels larger than life. Constructed in 1958, Tokyo Tower soars 333 meters, 13 meters higher than the Eiffel Tower. Ever heard of the Meiji Restoration? Tokyo's most important shrine, Meiji-jingu, honors the man who opened Tokyo and Japan to Western culture. This is just a small sample of the things to do in this brilliant city.
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