3 Must-See Spots in Tokyo


Tokyo offers a variety of attractions that cater to all interests. Here are three must-see spots to add to your next trip:


1. Odaiba Decks

Why it’s a must-see:
Odaiba Decks offers breathtaking views of Tokyo Bay and is home to a nostalgic Showa-themed floor that takes visitors back to Japan’s post-war era. It’s the perfect blend of scenic beauty and retro charm.

What to do:

  • Admire the stunning waterfront view of Tokyo Bay, especially during sunset.
  • Explore the Showa-themed floor with its retro shops, arcade games, and traditional Japanese vibes.
  • Visit nearby attractions like the life-sized Unicorn Gundam statue or the interactive exhibits at teamLab Borderless.


2. Ikebukuro Sunshine

Why it’s a must-see:
Located in the bustling Ikebukuro district, Sunshine City is a massive shopping and entertainment complex that offers something for everyone, including dining, shopping, and even an aquarium.

What to do:

  • Shop at the variety of stores offering fashion, souvenirs, and specialty items.
  • Visit Sunshine Aquarium, located on the rooftop, for a unique aquatic experience in the heart of the city.
  • Dine at themed restaurants and cafes, perfect for Instagram-worthy moments.
  • Explore Namjatown, an indoor theme park with food and games.


3. Nissan Crossing

Why it’s a must-see:
Situated in the upscale Ginza district, Nissan Crossing showcases cutting-edge car designs and technology, offering a glimpse into the future of automobiles. It also features a café with a view of the vibrant Ginza streets.

What to do:

  • Marvel at the futuristic Nissan concept cars and learn about innovative automotive technology.
  • Relax at the in-house café while enjoying a fantastic view of Ginza’s iconic streets.
  • Combine your visit with shopping at Ginza’s luxury boutiques or exploring its famous department stores.


Why These Spots?

These three destinations showcase the diversity of Tokyo: Odaiba Decks captures its scenic and nostalgic side, Ikebukuro Sunshine embodies its lively and family-friendly atmosphere, and Nissan Crossing reflects its cutting-edge innovation. No matter your interest, these spots will give you a memorable Tokyo experience!


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