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The Perfect 7 Days in Tokyo

21 handpicked stops Route-optimized Where to eat

A balanced 7-day plan for Tokyo, built around its top-rated sights and ordered so each day flows without backtracking — with a bite to eat and travel times between every stop. Like it? Make it your own in a couple of taps.

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DAY 1

The Big Highlights

  1. Tokyo Tower

    Morning

    Tokyo Tower

    Tokyo's beloved red-and-white steel tower offers sweeping city views from its soaring observation decks.

    19 min walk · 1.4 km to the next stop
  2. Roppongi Hills

    Afternoon

    Roppongi Hills

    Tokyo's iconic mega-complex blends sky-high shopping, art, and panoramic city views in one dazzling destination.

    1 min walk · 0.1 km to the next stop
  3. Maman

    Evening

    Maman

    Stand beneath Louise Bourgeois' towering bronze spider outside Mori Art Museum—an unforgettable Tokyo landmark.

Where to eat: KFC — Chicken — a well-loved local spot.

DAY 2

Culture & Icons

  1. Residence of General Nogi

    Morning

    Residence of General Nogi

    Step into the preserved Meiji-era residence of legendary General Nogi, a window into samurai honor.

    12 min walk · 0.9 km to the next stop
  2. Akasaka Imperial Estate

    Afternoon

    Akasaka Imperial Estate

    Historic imperial palace grounds in central Tokyo, seat of Japanese imperial residence.

    6 min walk · 0.4 km to the next stop
  3. Akasaka Palace

    Evening

    Akasaka Palace

    Japan's opulent Versailles-inspired palace hosts world leaders and opens to awe-struck visitors.

Where to eat: Ichiran — Japanese — a well-loved local spot.

DAY 3

Culture & Icons

  1. Tokyo Imperial Palace

    Morning

    Tokyo Imperial Palace

    Home to Japan's Emperor, these majestic grounds blend serene gardens with centuries of royal history.

    8 min walk · 0.6 km to the next stop
  2. Site of Ōoku

    Afternoon

    Site of Ōoku

    Archaeological ruins of the Edo Castle women's quarters, revealing shogunate palace history.

    2 min walk · 0.1 km to the next stop
  3. Tenshudai (Donjon)

    Evening

    Tenshudai (Donjon)

    Stand atop ancient stone foundations where Edo Castle's mighty keep once towered over Tokyo.

Where to eat: Misaki — Sushi — a well-loved local spot.

DAY 4

Culture & Icons

  1. Mutsu Munemitsu

    Morning

    Mutsu Munemitsu

    A striking steel tribute to Meiji-era statesman Mutsu Munemitsu, crafted by renowned sculptor Fujita Bunzo.

    14 min walk · 1.1 km to the next stop
  2. C11 292

    Afternoon

    C11 292

    Historic steam locomotive preserved as heritage monument, representing Japan's railway golden age.

    2 min walk · 0.2 km to the next stop
  3. D 51 Kikan Sha No Dorin

    Evening

    D 51 Kikan Sha No Dorin

    Marvel at the massive driving wheel of a legendary D51 steam locomotive, a symbol of Japan's railway heritage.

Where to eat: Happo-en — A well-loved local spot.

DAY 5

Culture & Icons

  1. Yasuda Auditorium

    Morning

    Yasuda Auditorium

    Tokyo University's 1925 Gothic-Renaissance auditorium, an iconic campus centrepiece.

    18 min walk · 1.4 km to the next stop
  2. Tokyo National Museum

    Afternoon

    Tokyo National Museum

    Japan's oldest museum displaying priceless samurai armor, ceramics, and Buddhist art.

    9 min drive · 1.7 km to the next stop
  3. Asakusa Hanayashiki

    Evening

    Asakusa Hanayashiki

    Japan's oldest theme park featuring vintage rides and nostalgic entertainment.

Where to eat: Taimeiken — A well-loved local spot.

DAY 6

Culture & Icons

  1. Rikugi Garden

    Morning

    Rikugi Garden

    Masterpiece Edo-period stroll garden with tea houses, ponds, and seasonal landscaping design.

    11 min drive · 2.3 km to the next stop
  2. Remnant of Sugamo Prison

    Afternoon

    Remnant of Sugamo Prison

    Preserved remnants mark where Sugamo Prison once stood—a sobering piece of Tokyo's postwar history.

    9 min drive · 1.6 km to the next stop
  3. Chinzan-sō Garden

    Evening

    Chinzan-sō Garden

    Historic stroll garden combining Japanese landscape design with seasonal beauty and architectural landmarks.

Where to eat: Sukiyabashi Jiro — Sushi — a well-loved local spot.

DAY 7

Culture & Icons

  1. Sōya

    Morning

    Sōya

    Step aboard Japan's legendary icebreaker, a real 1938 vessel with an epic polar exploration history.

    33 min drive · 9.8 km to the next stop
  2. Tokyo Disneyland

    Afternoon

    Tokyo Disneyland

    Japan's beloved Disney theme park delivers enchanting rides, parades, and fairy-tale fantasy for all ages.

    8 min walk · 0.6 km to the next stop
  3. Tokyo DisneySea

    Evening

    Tokyo DisneySea

    Sail through immersive fantasy worlds at Tokyo's stunning nautical-themed Disney park unlike any other.

Where to eat: Ribera — Steak — a well-loved local spot.

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