Why Visit Tokyo
- Tokyo’s Architecture + Skyline: Tokyo’s ever evolving skyline reflects the city’s constant innovation. From the futuristic towers of Shinjuku and Tokyo Skytree to the carefully designed streets of Ginza and Omotesando, Tokyo’s architecture showcases its forward thinking approach to urban design.
- Tokyo’s Historic Neighbourhoods: Beyond the modern cityscape, Tokyo is home to charming neighbourhoods that reveal its fascinating history. Explore the traditional streets of Asakusa, Yanaka and Kagurazaka, where temples, shrines and traditional buildings offer a glimpse into Tokyo’s past.
- Japanese Food Culture: Tokyo is one of the world’s greatest culinary destinations, with everything from sushi counters and Michelin starred restaurants to ramen shops, izakaya and local markets. Food is an essential part of the Tokyo experience.
- Culture + Tradition: Tokyo offers countless opportunities to discover Japan’s traditions, from the peaceful grounds of Meiji Jingu and the Imperial Palace gardens to ancient arts such as tea ceremony, sumo and calligraphy.
- Art, Fashion + Innovation: Tokyo is at the forefront of creativity, with a thriving contemporary art scene, cutting edge technology and influential fashion districts. From Roppongi’s galleries and teamLab’s digital art to Harajuku’s street style and Akihabara’s electronics, Tokyo is always looking ahead.
- Gardens + Green Spaces: Despite being one of the world’s largest cities, Tokyo is filled with beautiful gardens and peaceful green spaces. The Imperial Palace gardens, Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden and Koishikawa Korakuen Garden offer tranquil escapes from the energy of the city.
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Getting to Tokyo
Tokyo is served by two international airports: Narita International Airport and Haneda Airport. Most international flights arrive into Haneda, which is closer to central Tokyo and offers convenient connections into the city. From Haneda, the journey to central Tokyo takes around 30 minutes by private transfer, while Narita is approximately 60 to 90 minutes away depending on traffic and transport options.
Tokyo is well connected internationally, with direct flights available from many major cities around the world. From the UK, there are direct flights from London to Tokyo, with a flight time of approximately 14 hours. The city also acts as an excellent gateway for exploring the rest of Japan, with the extensive Shinkansen bullet train network connecting Tokyo with destinations including Kyoto, Osaka, Kanazawa and Hakone.
