3 Must-See Spots in Tokyo

Tokyo is a city of contrasts, blending the past, present, and future into a one-of-a-kind travel experience. Whether you’re into views, vintage, theme parks, or tech, these three Tokyo spots offer a perfect mix of what makes this city unforgettable.


1️⃣ Odaiba Decks: Retro Vibes & Bay Views 🌅

Want to enjoy a peaceful view over Tokyo Bay and feel like you’ve stepped into the past?

Odaiba Decks is a scenic shopping and entertainment complex with a twist: a full floor recreating post-war Japan’s Showa era. It’s all neon lights, retro signs, old-school arcades, and Showa-style candy shops. You’ll feel like you’re in a Ghibli film.

What to do:

  • Watch the sunset over Tokyo Bay from the terrace

  • Explore the Showa-themed retro floor with arcade games and vintage charm

  • Stop by nearby icons like the Unicorn Gundam or visit teamLab Borderless if it’s open

🛥️ Vibe: Nostalgia meets skyline


2️⃣ Ikebukuro Sunshine City: Shopping, Aquariums, and Fun 🎡

If you want indoor fun with a twist, Sunshine City in Ikebukuro has it all—shopping, food, games, and even a rooftop aquarium.

Perfect for families or rainy days, it’s one of Tokyo’s biggest urban entertainment complexes.

What to do:

  • Visit Sunshine Aquarium on the roof for jellyfish tunnels & city views

  • Shop for fashion and quirky souvenirs at dozens of stores

  • Eat in themed restaurants perfect for photos (Gyoza Stadium anyone?)

  • Explore Namjatown, a small theme park with fun, games, and snacks

🎠 Vibe: All-day fun under one roof


3️⃣ Nissan Crossing: Futurism in the Heart of Ginza 🚗

Love sleek design and next-gen tech? Head to Nissan Crossing, a modern glass building in the middle of Ginza, Tokyo’s luxury district.

This space showcases concept cars, interactive screens, and a glimpse into the future of driving. You don’t have to be a car nerd to enjoy the experience.

What to do:

  • See futuristic car prototypes from Nissan

  • Sip a coffee at the stylish café upstairs with a view on Ginza

  • Combine your stop with a stroll through Ginza’s luxury boutiques or department stores

🧠 Vibe: Clean lines, cutting-edge ideas, and quiet sophistication


So… Which One Will You Visit First?

Each of these places shows a different side of Tokyo:

  • Odaiba Decks = vintage vibes + skyline views

  • Ikebukuro Sunshine = family-friendly fun + aquarium + shopping

  • Nissan Crossing = futuristic design + luxury Ginza setting

📍 Whether you’re planning a full Tokyo itinerary or just looking for something new, these spots are worth adding to your map.


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Hi, I’m Marie.


French islander from Reunion island, Japan lover, and travel planner behind Tabimawari.

I spent a year living in Kyoto, learning Japanese and falling in love with the culture. Since then, I’ve kept going back, exploring every corner from Tokyo to the tiniest hidden towns.

I created these guides after spending months planning, testing, and fine-tuning every detail so you don’t have to. Inside, you’ll find:

✅ Interactive maps
✅ Step-by-step directions
✅ Local spots + travel tips
✅ Offline use

Each guide is made with care, based on real-life travel, not generic blog advice.

This is what I wish I had on my first trip to Japan and now it’s yours.

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