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[Tokyo sightseeing strategy | Recommended route to visit from old town to the cutting edge in one day] 📍Senso-ji Temple Located in Taito Ward, Tokyo, Senso-ji Temple is the oldest temple in Tokyo and a popular spot visited by tourists from both Japan and abroad. After passing through Kaminarimon, Nakamise-dori Street is lined with traditional Japanese sweets and souvenir shops, and it is recommended to visit around 9am as it is relatively quiet. After worship, you can view the Asakusa cityscape from the observation deck (free) of the Asakusa Culture Tourist Center. 📍Ameya-Yokocho Walk towards Ueno and eat your way around Ameyoko. There is a wide variety of B-grade gourmet foods such as cut fruits, seafood bowls, and takoyaki, making it perfect for a snack while sightseeing. It gets crowded in the afternoon, so it is best to visit early in the morning. There are also Ueno Park and art museums in the surrounding area, making it a good place for a half-day tour. 📍Tokyo Skytree Located within Tokyo Solamachi, this complex brings together sightseeing, gourmet food and shopping. There are two observation decks, at 350m and 450m, and both the daytime and night views are worth seeing. On a clear day, you can even see Mt. Fuji. It is recommended to reserve tickets in advance. The nearest station is Tokyo Skytree Station, and it can also be accessed from Asakusa. 📍Omotesando Hills Located in the Harajuku/Omotesando area, this fashion and art spot is home to beautiful architecture and sophisticated select shops. The sloping interior, which runs from the ground to the third basement floor, is perfect for sightseeing even on rainy days. It also has a cafe and gallery, making it convenient for not only shopping but also taking a break. 📍Tokyo Midtown A large complex directly connected to Roppongi Station. It is equipped with the Suntory Museum of Art, shops and restaurants, a luxury hotel and even a vast lawn plaza, making it a fun place to enjoy day or night. The National Art Center, Tokyo and Roppongi Hills are also nearby, making it a great place for travelers interested in art and culture. ⸻ This route is designed to allow you to experience everything from the historical culture of the old town to cutting-edge shopping and art in one day, making it the perfect way to experience the many facets of Tokyo. You can travel efficiently using the Tokyo Metro and Toei Asakusa Line, and the estimated travel time is about 8 to 10 hours. #TokyoTrip #TokyoTourism #SensojiTemple #AmeyaYokocho #SkyTree #TokyoSkyTree #OmotesandoHills #TokyoMidtown #Fusionoftheoldtownandthecity #TokyoTrip #JapanTrip #TokyoTrip #tokyoguide #TokyoGourmet #TravelTrip #TouristRoute #TokyoTrip