Tokyo city sites and travel guide from Expedia
Tokyo has so much to see and do, it is almost impossible to present a good overview of all of the sites … Expedia does a good job at starting the introduction. Watch the above video published by Expedia and you will get a slight flavor for what this magnificent city has to offer a tourist. That said, Tokyo is made up of numerous smaller (although still large in their own right) cities that have their own unique attributes.
Tokyo Tops Among Global Travelers
… according to TripAdvisor World City Survey. Second annual Cities Survey results were announced in May 2014.
Tokyo First Place
– Best Overall Experience
– Helpful Locals
– Best taxi services
– Cleanest streets
– Best public transportation
Tokyo Second Place
– Friendlest taxi drivers
– comfort traveling alone
Tokyo Third Place
– Best restaurants (behind NYC and Cape Town)
– Best for Nightlife (behind NYC and London)
Tokyo has the world’s largest metropolitan area by population according to an Wikipedia article, with an area population of over 36 million. That’s a lot of people packed into a relatively small space. But the Japanese people have done an excellent job in building beautifully clean, well organized, hospitable mega city.
The Expedia video gives a short overview of many areas around Tokyo, including:
Asakusa
Take a walk through Sensoji Temple area in Asakusa
Ueno
Ueno park
Harajuku
A fashion trendy city for the young and young at heart, Harajuku is also home to the beautiful Yoyogi Park and the Meiji Shrine
Shibuya
Known as the shopping and entertainment area of young Tokyoites.
Check out a walk through video of Shibuya and Harajuku
Ginza
Shopping and eating
Marunouchi
Tokyo premier business district
Akihabara
Electronics and gaming meca
Shinjuku
Dinning and entertainment
While in Shinjuku you might want to check out the Robot Restaurant which is popular with tourists, or for another unique experience try your luck catching and then eating the fish of your choice at Zauo Restaurant.