The Ultimate Luxury Tokyo Guide

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  • City Travel

  • Tokyo

  • Japan

  • Luxury Travel

  • Sightseeing

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Curator’s statement

Japan has become an immensely popular travel destination, attracting a surge of tourists from around the globe. The country's unique blend of traditional and modern attractions has captivated travelers, offering a rich cultural experience alongside cutting-edge technology. Tokyo in particular is overflowing with fun and trendy experiences for both adults and families alike. If traveling to Japan is in your future, you'll want to read this Tokyo guide!

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Where to stay in Tokyo

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Aman Tokyo

A serene stay high above the city, with Aman’s signature faultless service, ryokan-style rooms and a zen-like spa.

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HOSHINOYA Tokyo

Hip hot spring hotel with sleek rooms featuring tatami floors and soaking tubs.

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Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Otemachi

A luxury hotel located in the heart of Tokyo, offering panoramic views of the city and impeccable service. Combining modern elegance with traditional Japanese aesthetics, it provides guests with a serene oasis amidst the urban hustle.

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  • When you book Four Seasons through Fora, you will enjoy exclusive Four Seasons Preferred Partner benefits. Your advisor will be pleased to give you more details.

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Things to do in Tokyo

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  • Explore Shibuya Crossing: Witness the organized chaos of one of the world's busiest pedestrian crossings, surrounded by vibrant neon lights and bustling shops.

  • Visit Senso-ji Temple in Asakusa: Immerse yourself in Tokyo's rich history by exploring the oldest temple in the city, surrounded by traditional markets and cultural landmarks.

  • Experience Tokyo Disneyland and DisneySea: Enjoy the magic of these iconic theme parks, offering a unique blend of Disney enchantment with a touch of Japanese culture.

  • Ascend Tokyo Skytree: Take in panoramic views of the city from one of the world's tallest freestanding towers, offering breathtaking scenery day and night.

  • Stroll through Ueno Park: Enjoy a relaxing day surrounded by cherry blossoms and museums, including the Tokyo National Museum and Ueno Zoo.

  • Shop in Harajuku: Dive into the vibrant fashion scene of Harajuku, where quirky boutiques, trendy street fashion and unique cafés line the streets.

  • Experience Akihabara's Electric Town: Immerse yourself in the world of anime, manga and electronics in this tech and pop culture hub.

  • Relax in Odaiba: Explore this man-made island with its futuristic architecture, entertainment complexes and stunning views of Tokyo Bay.

  • Indulge in Tsukiji Fish Market: Savor the freshest sushi and seafood at the world's largest fish market, known for its lively atmosphere and culinary delights.

  • Marvel at Meiji Shrine: Escape the urban hustle by visiting this tranquil Shinto shrine located in the heart of Shibuya, surrounded by a lush forest, providing a serene contrast to the nearby bustling streets.

Places to eat & drink in Tokyo

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  • Sukiyabashi Jiro (Ginza): Experience the pinnacle of sushi craftsmanship at this legendary sushi restaurant, famously featured in the documentary "Jiro Dreams of Sushi."

  • Isehiro (Roppongi): Indulge in traditional Japanese yakitori (grilled chicken skewers) at this cozy and authentic izakaya, known for its delicious and flavorful dishes.

  • Gonpachi (Nishi-Azabu): Often referred to as the "Kill Bill restaurant" for its appearance in the film, Gonpachi offers a rustic atmosphere and serves excellent izakaya-style dishes.

  • Tempura Kondo (Ginza): Delight in the artistry of tempura preparation at this Michelin-starred restaurant, where chefs skillfully fry seasonal ingredients to perfection.

  • Den (Jimbocho): Elevate your dining experience at Den, a two-star Michelin restaurant offering modern kaiseki cuisine with a creative twist, using the finest local ingredients.

  • Ishikawa (Kagurazaka): Enjoy a sophisticated kaiseki meal at Ishikawa, a three-star Michelin restaurant celebrated for its elegant presentation and meticulous preparation.

  • Kyubey (Ginza): Revel in an authentic sushi experience at Kyubey, where skilled chefs craft exquisite nigiri and sashimi using the freshest seafood available.

  • Ramen Street at Tokyo Station (Marunouchi): For a taste of Tokyo's best ramen, visit Ramen Street, a collection of renowned ramen shops offering diverse styles and flavors under one roof.

Need to Know

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For more travel tips, check out Fora Advisor Marie Yamazaki's guide, Cherry Blossoms 2024: Top 10 Places to See Sakura in Tokyo. This guide is part of our ongoing series on travel to Tokyo.

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