What’s your impression of Tokyo? Shopping? Night views? Food? This time, Fever Travel has selected 10 popular attractions in Tokyo that are perfect for first-time visitors. If you’ve been to Tokyo before but are looking for something new, thenembrace your inner hipster and explore around the city.Orcheck out the 3 major breweries,have a beer — either itinerary might be just right for you.
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RoppongiLocated in Minato Ward, Tokyo, south of Akasaka and north of Azabu, it is most famous for its night views. The name "Roppongi" is said to
have originated in the Edo period when six families with the kanji character "ki" (木, meaning "tree") in their surnames lived here.
Detailed information about Roppongi
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Senso-ji TempleIt is the oldest temple in Tokyo, founded in 628, making it the city's oldest temple.
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3) Daikanyama
DaikanyamaSituated in the southwestern part of Shibuya Ward, it borders Shibuya to the north, Ebisu Nishi to the east and south, and Sarugakucho to the west. In addition to residential areas, the neighborhood
also features numerous commercial facilities including fashion boutiques, Western-style cake shops, restaurants, and cafes.Detailed information about Daikanyama
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Tokyo SkytreeDesigned with a color scheme based on Japan’s traditional colors—blue and white, it offers panoramic views of the Tokyo area, and on clear days
you can even see Mount Fuji in the distance.Detailed information about Tokyo Skytree
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Tokyo TowerSince its opening in 1958, it has been a landmark of Tokyo and a great spot to enjoy the city’s night view.
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When you come to Tokyo and crave fresh seafood, you’ll want to head toTsukiji Fish Market! Here, goods arrive every night starting at midnight. Auctions begin at 5 a.m.,
and long lines often form before that time, but there are still rest periods.
For more information, you can refer toTsukiji Fish Market info