Attractions · Tokyo
Tokyoattractions incontournables.
Tokyo offre le choix le plus vaste du Japon : deux parcs Disney, deux teamLab, deux tours, et le studio Harry Potter.
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Mount Fuji day tour, from Tokyo
The Five Lakes and Kawaguchiko with the mountain across the water, by coach from Shinjuku or Tokyo Station. The classic first-timer's day out.
Comment réserver :Full-day tours run daily. The mountain hides often; clear winter mornings are the most reliable, and no operator can promise the view.
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Guided walks around the East Gardens and the old castle grounds: the history layer most visitors skip.
Comment réserver :Small-group tours booked online. The East Gardens themselves are free, closed Mondays and Fridays.
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The open-air rooftop on top of Shibuya Scramble Square, 229 metres over the crossing. The edge-of-the-roof photos are the point.
Comment réserver :Online booking only. Sunset slots go first; book the day tickets open, about two weeks out.
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The original Disney park outside the US, in Urayasu on the bay: seven lands, the full parade programme, and famously orderly queues.
Comment réserver :Date-specific park tickets, sold online; book as soon as your dates open in season.
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The only DisneySea on earth, built around a harbour and a volcano, and regularly near the top of international theme-park rankings.
Comment réserver :Date-specific tickets online; the Fantasy Springs area manages entry at busy times.
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At 634 metres the tallest structure in Japan, with two decks over the whole Kanto plain and Mount Fuji on a clear winter morning.
Comment réserver :Advance tickets cost less and skip the ticket queue; same-day tickets exist outside peak weeks.
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The museum with no map and no set route, at Azabudai Hills: digital works drift from room to room and react as you pass.
Comment réserver :Online booking, timed entry. Allow at least two hours inside.
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Barefoot, walk-in art: water, light and flowers you move through, in Toyosu. One of the most-booked attractions in Tokyo.
Comment réserver :Online booking only, timed entry. Book days ahead in peak season; it sells out.
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The Making of Harry Potter: the films' sets, costumes and props, walk-through, on the old Toshimaen site. Half a day, minimum.
Comment réserver :Timed entry, booked online well ahead; it sells out weeks out in season.
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The 52nd floor gallery and open-air Sky Deck above Roppongi, with the best straight-on view of Tokyo Tower.
Comment réserver :Tickets online or at the door; the Sky Deck closes in wind and rain.
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The 1958 orange landmark: two decks, the older and moodier of Tokyo's two towers, best after dark.
Comment réserver :Tickets online or at the door.
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A live Japanese game the easy way: an English-speaking guide, the ticket included, a borrowed home jersey and cheering gear, and the songs explained. In season it is the Yomiuri Giants at Tokyo Dome, one of the loudest crowds in Japanese sport; out of season the same tour covers the big Tokyo baseball dates, from the Asia Professional Baseball Championship in November to the Keio-Waseda college rivalry at Jingu.
Comment réserver :Booked online by fixture date on Trip.com; the guide meets the group at the stadium. Japanese clubs sell almost no tickets through foreign platforms, so this guided route is the reliable way in.
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Hello Kitty's indoor theme park in Tama, western Tokyo: parades, shows and more pink than seems possible.
Comment réserver :Date-specific tickets online; closed some weekdays, check the calendar before going.
Senso-ji and Asakusa
Tokyo's oldest temple and the Nakamise shopping street that leads to it: the essential old-Tokyo morning.
Comment réserver :Free, no ticket. Go before 9 in the morning for the temple without the crowds.
Tokyo National Museum
Japan's largest collection of Japanese art, swords to kimono, in Ueno Park.
Comment réserver :Tickets at the door or online; closed Mondays.
Ghibli Museum, Mitaka
Hayao Miyazaki's museum in Inokashira Park: small, strange and made entirely by hand. Worth the planning it takes.
Comment réserver :Tickets are an official lottery and sale only, about a month ahead. There is no legitimate resale; the museum does not permit resale, and tickets offered elsewhere may not be honoured.
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