The oldest Buddhist temple in Tokyo, famous for its large red lantern and Kaminarimon gate. A place full of history and spirituality, surrounded by alleys with traditional crafts, souvenirs and sweets.

The paradise of electronics, anime and otaku culture. Here you will find everything from the latest technological developments to figures, sleeves and collectors' items. You can spend your time searching for the special item you always wanted or just wandering between unique lights and shops.

A haven of peace in the middle of the city. Surrounded by lush forest, this Shinto shrine is ideal for connecting with Japanese tradition and spirituality.

Colorful and full of life, it is the cradle of Tokyo’s most flamboyant youth fashion. Original clothing, accessories and candy stores make this street an icon of Japanese creativity.

A maze of narrow alleys with small traditional izakayas. The perfect place to experience the atmosphere of Japan of old, with paper lanterns, grill smoke and typical dishes.

A Shinto shrine with centuries of history, dedicated to Inari, deity of prosperity. Its colorful red torii doors contrast with the bustle of the neighborhood, offering a space of calm and tradition.

A set of alleyways full of tiny bars, each with its own unique style. It is one of the epicenters of Tokyo’s nightlife and an iconic place to discover local culture.

Godzilla's famous head emerges over the Kabukicho district. An icon of Japanese cinema that watches over the city and offers an unforgettable show for fans of the world’s most famous monster.

A modern skyscraper full of entertainment, from restaurants to playgrounds and shows. Under the neon lights, it is the perfect finishing touch.