
Neon nights, ancient shrines and the world's best food
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Tuesday & Wednesday
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Why Tokyo?
The world's greatest food city, with more Michelin stars than anywhere else and unforgettable street eats, sushi, ramen and izakaya.
A mesmerising blend of the ancient and the futuristic — serene shrines and gardens beside neon skyscrapers and robot-run hotels.
Spellbinding seasons, from cherry blossom in spring to fiery maples in autumn, plus day trips to Mount Fuji and hot-spring towns.
Astonishingly safe, clean and efficient, with the world's best public transport making a megacity of 37 million effortless to explore.
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Tokyo's oldest temple, approached through the giant Kaminarimon gate and Nakamise market street.

The world's busiest pedestrian scramble beneath a canyon of neon screens.

An immersive, barefoot digital-art museum of water, light and infinite mirrors.

A tiny three-star counter many call the finest sushi in Japan.

Solo-booth tonkotsu ramen you customise to the last detail.

A smoky warren of tiny yakitori and drinking stalls by Shinjuku Station.

Hot springs, a volcanic valley and postcard Fuji views on a scenic loop.

A seaside town of ancient temples and the Great Buddha, an hour away.

UNESCO-listed golden shrines among cedar forests and waterfalls.
Good to know
The cheapest round trip we currently hold is $812 from New York (12–26 Apr). These are prices a live search returned, not a standing offer, and they move daily.
February, November and January tend to be the cheapest months on average. Peak prices hit in July and August; spring cherry-blossom season (late March to April) and autumn are also popular and pricier.
Tokyo is about 11–12 hours nonstop from the US West Coast, 13–14 hours from the US East Coast, and around 12–14 hours from major European hubs like London and Paris.
Tokyo has two airports: Narita (NRT), used by most long-haul international flights, about 60–90 minutes from the centre by Narita Express or Skyliner; and the closer Haneda (HND). Both connect easily to the city.
Citizens of the US, UK, EU, Canada, Australia and many other countries can enter Japan visa-free for short tourist stays (typically up to 90 days). Always check the latest requirements before booking.
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