Tourist Attractions

Ueno | Asakusa | Sumida | Akihabara

Area	Sightseeing	Admission	Remarks
Ueno	Ameyoko Shopping Street	Free	Popular shopping street with local snacks, souvenirs and fashion.
	Ueno Park	Free	Tokyo’s famous park, especially beautiful during cherry blossom season.
	Shinobazu Pond	Free	Scenic lotus pond with boat rentals.
	Ueno Toshogu Shrine	Paid (Approx. RM15)	Historic shrine dedicated to Tokugawa Ieyasu.
	Tokyo National Museum	Paid (Approx. RM30)	Japan’s largest museum featuring Japanese history and art.
	National Museum of Nature & Science	Paid (Approx. RM19)	Dinosaurs, space, science and technology exhibits.
	Ueno Zoo	Paid (Approx. RM18)	Japan’s oldest zoo, famous for its giant pandas.
Akihabara	Akihabara Electric Town	Free	World-famous anime, manga, gaming and electronics district.
	Radio Kaikan	Free	Popular shopping complex for anime and collectibles.
	Yodobashi Akiba	Free	One of Japan’s largest electronics stores.
	Super Potato	Free	Retro video game store loved by gamers.
	GiGO Arcade	Free Entry (Games Approx. RM3–15)	Multi-floor arcade with claw machines and rhythm games.
	Maid Café Experience	Paid (Approx. RM60–120)	Unique themed café experience.
Asakusa	Senso-ji Temple	Free	Tokyo’s oldest and most famous Buddhist temple.
	Kaminarimon Gate	Free	Iconic entrance gate with giant red lantern.
	Nakamise Shopping Street	Free	Traditional shopping street selling snacks and souvenirs.
	Asakusa Tourist Info Deck	Free	Free panoramic view of Senso-ji and Tokyo Skytree.
	Sumida River Walk	Free	Pleasant riverside walking path.
	Hoppy Street	Free	Historic dining street with local restaurants.
	Rickshaw Tour	Paid (Approx. RM130–250)	Guided sightseeing tour around Asakusa.
Tokyo Skytree / Sumida	Tokyo Skytree Deck	Paid (Approx. RM65–95)	Japan’s tallest observation tower.
	Tokyo Solamachi	Free	Shopping mall with over 300 shops and restaurants.
	Sumida Aquarium	Paid (Approx. RM75)	Modern aquarium located inside Tokyo Skytree Town.
	Planetarium TENKU	Paid (Approx. RM40)	Immersive planetarium with digital sky shows.
	Tokyo Mizumachi	Free	Waterfront shopping and café area.
	Sumida Park	Free	Popular riverside park with excellent Skytree views.

Note: Admission fees are approximate and converted to Malaysian Ringgit (MYR). Prices may change without prior notice.

Harajuku | Shibuya | Shinjuku

Area	Sightseeing	Admission	Remarks
Harajuku	Takeshita Street	Free	The epicenter of Tokyo’s quirky youth culture, street fashion, and iconic crepes.
	Meiji Jingu Shrine	Free	A massive, serene forested shrine dedicated to Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken.
	Yoyogi Park	Free	One of Tokyo’s largest city parks, known for its lively street performers on weekends.
	Omotesando Avenue	Free	A broad, tree-lined avenue featuring high-end luxury flagship stores and stunning architecture.
	Tokyu Plaza Omotesando	Free	Famous for its spectacular kaleidoscopic mirrored entrance and peaceful rooftop terrace.
Shibuya	Shibuya Scramble Crossing	Free	The world’s busiest pedestrian intersection, surrounded by massive neon screens.
	Hachiko Statue	Free	The iconic bronze statue of Japan’s most loyal dog, located right outside the station.
	Shibuya Sky	Paid (Approx. RM65–85)	A breathtaking 360-degree open-air rooftop observation deck overlooking the city.
	Shibuya Center-Gai	Free	A bustling pedestrian street packed with clothing stores, bars, and diverse restaurants.
	MIYASHITA PARK	Free	A modern complex combining a shopping mall, food alleys, and a lively rooftop park.
	Spain-zaka (Spain Slope)	Free	A narrow, European-style winding staircase street filled with unique boutiques and cafes.
Shinjuku	Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden	Paid (Approx. RM15)	A gorgeous park blending traditional Japanese, English, and French garden styles.
	Tokyo Metropolitan Gov. Bldg	Free	Offers incredible panoramic views of Tokyo (and Mt. Fuji on clear days) from the 45th floor.
	Omoide Yokocho	Free	“Memory Lane” — a historic network of narrow alleyways famous for tiny yakitori stalls.
	Kabukicho & Godzilla Head	Free	Asia’s largest entertainment and nightlife district, featuring the life-sized giant Godzilla head.
	Shinjuku Golden Gai	Free	A collection of six tightly packed alleys housing over 200 micro-bars, each holding only a few seats.
	Shin-Okubo Koreatown	Free	Just one station away, vibrant streets filled with K-pop shops, cosmetics, and street food.

Note: Admission fees are approximate and converted to Malaysian Ringgit (MYR). Prices may change without prior notice.

Tsukiji | Ginza | Tokyo Tower

Area	Sightseeing	Admission	Remarks
Tsukiji	Tsukiji Outer Market	Free	A vibrant grid of narrow streets packed with seafood stalls, sushi counters, and street snacks like tamagoyaki.
	Tsukiji Hongan-ji Temple	Free	A unique Buddhist temple built with an ancient Indian architectural style facade. Famous for its 18-variety breakfast café.
	Namazu / Knife Shops Area	Free	Specialty artisan vendors nearby displaying world-class handmade kitchen knives and kitchenware tools.
Ginza	Chuo-dori Pedestrian Paradise	Free	The central avenue closes to motor traffic on weekend afternoons, transforming into a grand luxury walking zone.
	Ginza Six Rooftop Garden	Free	A spacious, modern green oasis built on top of a high-end luxury complex, providing escape from the neon streets below.
	Nissan Crossing & Seiko House	Free	The iconic architectural intersection showcasing concept sports cars on one side and a historical neo-renaissance clock tower on the other.
	Uniqlo Ginza & Itoya Stationery	Free	Massive multi-story flagship shopping properties showcasing custom design installations and unique local papercraft art.
Tokyo Tower / Roppongi	Main Deck Observatory (150m)	Paid (Approx. RM38)	The mid-tier glass window level providing classic 360 views over central Tokyo and glass sky-walk floors.
	Top Deck Tour (250m)	Paid (Approx. RM85)	The higher, geometric mirror-filled upper observation deck. Includes an audio guide and complimentary welcome drink.
	Shiba Park & Zojo-ji Temple	Free	The historical temple directly at the base of the tower. Offers a stunning contrast of old wooden temples and modern architecture.
	Tokyo Tower Staircase Challenge	Paid (Approx. RM38)	An outdoor 600-step open-air walk up to the Main Deck, available on weekends and holidays. Requires a normal deck ticket.

Note: Admission fees are approximate and converted to Malaysian Ringgit (MYR). Prices may change without prior notice.

Tokyo Station | Imperial Palace | Odaiba

Area	Sightseeing	Admission	Remarks
Tokyo Station / Marunouchi	Marunouchi Station Building	Free	The iconic 1914 red-brick facade. Beautifully illuminated after sunset.
	Tokyo Character Street	Free	Located underground; features official shops for Ghibli, Pokemon, Sanrio, and anime.
	KITTE Garden	Free	Rooftop terrace offering a fantastic, bird’s-eye view of the train tracks and station.
	Gyoko-dori Avenue	Free	A grand, wide promenade connecting Tokyo Station directly to the Imperial Palace.
Imperial Palace	Imperial Palace East Gardens	Free	The former site of Edo Castle’s innermost defenses. Safe to walk in without booking.
	Nijubashi Bridge Photo Spot	Free	The famous “Double Bridge” view over the moat. Iconic spot for travel photos.
	Guided Inner Grounds Tour	Free (Requires advanced booking)	Official 75-minute walking tour past the working imperial office spaces.
	Chidorigafuchi Moat	Free Entry (Boat rental Approx. RM20-30)	A scenic moat famous for its massive canopy of cherry blossoms over the water.
Odaiba	Odaiba Seaside Park & Statue of Liberty	Free	Man-made beach park featuring a miniature Statue of Liberty framing the Rainbow Bridge.
	Unicorn Gundam Statue (DiverCity)	Free	Life-sized robot statue that transforms between “Unicorn” and “Destroyer” modes with light shows.
	Tokyo Joypolis	Paid (Approx. RM95–130)	Sega’s multi-level indoor high-tech amusement park featuring VR and indoor roller coasters.
	Fuji TV Building Observation Deck	Paid (Approx. RM25)	The giant titanium-looking sphere hanging inside the building; looks out over Tokyo Bay.
	Miraikan (Science Museum)	Paid (Approx. RM20)	The National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation, featuring robotics and space exhibits.