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The Sensoji Temple in Tokyo is the oldest temple in Japan, dating back to 645 years. It was destroyed during World War II but was rebuilt in its original style. Visitors can enjoy the Thunder Gate and Nakamise-dri street, where visitors can buy souvenirs, snacks, and have their fortune told.

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Senso-ji Temple (Asakusa) - Tokyo - 浅草寺 - 4K Ultra HD

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Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden is a beautiful example of Japanese architecture from the Edo period, belonging to the Nait family. It features three distinct landscape designs: English garden landscaping, French formal landscaping and traditional Japanese gardening. Visitors can enjoy the large greenhouses, paved walkways and over 20,000 cherry trees.

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The Imperial Palace in Tokyo is a sprawling park with many outdoor gardens open to the public, making it a great spot for photography during cherry blossom season.

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The Tsukiji Market is the largest wholesale fish and seafood market on the planet, with an inner market where wholesalers purchase seafood, and an outer market where you can snag just enough fish for dinner.

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Tsukiji Fish Market Visit with Sushi-Making Workshop in Tokyo, Japan

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In Tokyo’s Ueno District is the Ueno Park, which was built on the lands of a former temple. Designated as a public park toward the end of the 19th century, Ueno is most visited during the spring when the cherry blossoms are in full bloom. However, Ueno Park is an incredible Tokyo attraction throughout the year thanks to the several museums contained within. You’ll also find ponds, shrines, gardens and over 9,000 trees.

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The Meiji Jingu, or Meiji Shrine, is one of the most important tourist attractions in Tokyo. The shrine is Shinto, and it is dedicated to the spirits of the Emperor Meiji as well as his Empress. It was founded in 1920 as a way to honor the death of the Emperor who was responsible for the Meiji Restoration. Made of copper and Japanese cypress, the shrine is now just a small part of the overall complex. Visit to admire Meiji Shrine, tour the incredible works in the Meiji Memorial Picture Gallery or visit the Treasure Museum.

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Tokyo itinerary 3 days — How to spend 3 days in Tokyo & What to do in Tokyo in 3 days_ - Living + Nomads – Travel tips, Guides, News & Information!

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Shibuya in Tokyo is known for its busyness and abundance of shops, restaurants and nightlife. A must-see part of the ward is the pedestrian crossing, which is flooded with people at every change of the stoplight. It is a perfect way to convey the population density of the city.

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Japan's Shibuya Crossing may be the busiest pedestrian crossing in the world

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The Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building (Tocho) is a complex of three structures designed by Kenzo Tange. It is 48 stories tall and 33 stories split, giving it the look of a Gothic cathedral. It offers an observation platform where visitors can view the district of Shinjuku and Mount Fuji. Access is free.

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Tokyo Metropolitan Government No_1 Building

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Tokyo Tower is the second tallest structure in Japan, built in 1958 and primarily used for communication and broadcasting. It is home to two observation decks offering a spectacular view of the city below.

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Akihabara is a major shopping and electronics district in the Chiyoda Ward of Tokyo. It is known for its tech shops and otaku culture, with dozens of stores specializing in anime, manga and other collectables. Maid cafes are also available, where employees dress as maids and act like different anime characters.