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Large Shinto Shrine dedicated to Emperor Meiji that is very popular with Japanese worshippers

Enormous fish market which is a great place to see the Japanese relationship with the sea

Very popular and impressive Buddhist temple with a history dating back to the 7th century

Complex with archaeological treasures and the largest collection of Japanese art in the world

Guarded by Rodin’s Gate of Hell, the gallery houses an impressive collection of non-Asian art

Public park with a great selection of historic temples and museums

Fine gallery which regularly produces excellent temporary exhibitions

Shrine where Japan’s war dead since the Meiji reforms are remembered

Museum dedicated to Japan’s war dead that overlooks the crimes committed by its servicemen in World War Two

Museum showing how the lifestyles of Japanese people changed during and after World War Two

Ruins of a large castle that played an important role in Japanese history

Garden housing the ruins of Edo Castle

Atmospheric foodie heaven beneath the rumble of trains

Collection of Japanese and Asian art covering 400 years

Art gallery where the temporary thematic exhibitions alternate between Western and Japanese art

Impressive collection of Japanese art with some fine ukiyo-e paintings

Large science museum with a huge array of child-friendly exhibits and activities

Electronics center of Tokyo and hotbed of otaku culture

Tells the history of Sumo and explains the sport's importance to Japanese culture

Sumo stadium that hosts three of the national sport's six annual tournaments

Shinto temple with an interesting array of shrines

Neon-lit intersection outside Shibuya Station where hundreds of people scramble across every minute

Statue of Professor Ueno‘s very loyal Akita dog

Museum displaying the personal items of the Emperor Meiji and his wife

Gallery displaying artwork which has been donated by members of the Imperial Family

The main theater for Kabuki in all of Japan

Symbol of Japanese post-war recovery, it is taller than the Eiffel Tower in Paris

Imposing art deco building where Japanese parliamentarians debate

The second-tallest building in the world, shorter only than the Burj Khalifa in Dubai

Illuminative museum tracing the history of the city

Very big theme park with rides based on Disney films

Huge gallery offering a diverse mix of art from across Japan

Art gallery offering a great spot to view the city from its observation desk

Lose yourself among dinosaurs and other wonders of Japan's past