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1. Ebisu, Tokyo

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Formerly the site of the Yebisu beer brewery, Ebisu has enjoyed an influx of trendy cafes, restaurants, and lively bars. A great district to explore, work, shop, or drink with friends.

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2. Odawara, Tokyo

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Picturesque city built around the reconstructed 15th-century Odawara Castle. Guests can take a walk through the castle parks, admire the plum blossoms, or take a look at the castle museum. Well worth a trip.

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3. Cignale Enoteca, Tokyo

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A foodie favourite, Cignale Enoteca provides a high quality dining experience. The menu changes regularly, but always boasts inventive dishes - from roast Kinka pork to marbled sole ceviche.

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4. Kinugawa Onsen, Tokyo

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Popular vacation town for Tokyo natives and those looking to spend time amongst nature. The area is famed for its natural hot springs. A gondola beside the Hot Spring Shrine also grants access to the summit of Monkey Mountain.

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5. Inshotei, Tokyo

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Inshotei is well-deserving of its tranquil label - a traditional restaurant in Ueno Park serving lunchtime bento boxes and more formal, set-menu dinners. Worth a visit to eat or admire the cherry blossoms.

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6. Tokyo National Museum, Tokyo

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Operated by the Institute of Cultural Heritage, the National Museum is both the oldest and largest museum in the country. The space provides historical context on Japan and other Asian nations via its collection of artwork and objects.

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7. Butagumi, Tokyo

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Specializes in tonkatsu and offers over 50 varieties to choose from, including hakkinton and kurobuta. For those looking to try something a little different, try the Hungarian Mangalica, or Spanish Iberico, tonkatsu.

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8. Sahsya Kanetanaka, Tokyo

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Minimalistic restaurant serving traditional tea by day and, by nightfall, turns into an upscale Kaiseki eatery, offering delicate art-like food. Maybe more of an Instagram spot but a pretty setting nonetheless.

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9. The Apollo, Tokyo

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A stylish and modern Greek restaurant in Tokyo's Ginza district. Some of the menu highlights include the Saganaki cheese, and the slow-cooked Australian lamb. Try their lemon-flavoured meringue pie for dessert. The bill can run high.

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10. Camelback Sandwich & Espresso, Tokyo

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Provides caffeine-fueled pick-me-up drinks alongside delicious food items. The coffees are velvety smooth, and the prosciutto sandwich is also a standout. Only small, so be prepared to grab stuff to go.

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11. Meiji Shrine, Tokyo

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This Shinto shrine is situated on the outskirts of Yoyogi Park and honors the deified spirits of Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken. The tranquil, forested setting offers visitors a moment of contemplation.

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12. Aquafield Shiba Park, Tokyo

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This contemporary sports complex features a huge outdoor pool and a children's play pool. The pools are accessible from July through September, and the futsal courts can be used during the rest of the year.

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13. Two Rooms Grill Bar, Tokyo

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Fifth-floor restaurant and bar near Shibuya. The food can be hit or miss. Best to just visit for drinks on the alfresco terrace with sunset views of the Tokyo skyline. Not a priority, but it's a good spot when in Tokyo for a while.

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14. The Bellwood, Tokyo

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Moody atmospheric bar that wouldn’t look out of place in 1920s London. Ignore the shabby chic interior; this award-winning bar serves high-end experimental cocktails with fine food to pair.

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15. Postalco, Tokyo

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The main location of brand Postalco, there's a boutique and cozy feel that follows the craftsmanship from the in-store workshop to the manicured displays. Specializing in high-end stationary, notebooks, and bags.

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16. Tokyo Photographic Art Museum, Tokyo

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Premier museum dedicated to photography and moving images - a must for camera enthusiasts. The complex contains three gallery spaces and holds a collection of nearly 37,000 works. Admission fees vary based on current exhibitions.

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17. Manazuru, Tokyo

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Harborside town that remains off the mainstream tourist trail. Accessible by the Tōkaidō Main Line, visitors can explore the rustic streets and bay, all with a backdrop of leafy green cliffs. The area is also popular for water sports.

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18. Jingu Baseball Stadium, Tokyo

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A popular pastime in Japan, with high-school boys desiring nothing more than to win the national school championship. Jingu Stadium, which is the home of the Tokyo Yakult Swallows, is a good place to catch a game.

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19. Bar Trench, Tokyo

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The drinks are no joke. An intimate setting with space for 15, Bar Trench takes liquor and cocktails very seriously. With professional bartenders and every spirit imaginable, this place is for those who know what to drink.

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20. Yanmo, Tokyo

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Popular restaurant specializing in fresh fish. Lunchtime offers bring a crowd of locals, making dinner a great option for those seeking a quieter experience. The prix fixe menus offer a great selection of dishes.

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21. Watari Museum of Contemporary Art, Tokyo

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Opened in 1990, this private museum focuses on innovative work from up-and-coming artists. Valuing individuality, this space sustains itself and supports artists via a paid membership scheme. Keep an eye on their events calendar.

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22. St. Mary's Cathedral, Tokyo

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Roman Catholic cathedral built in 1964 that bucks tradition with its modern architecture and design. The steel building is impressive both outside and in. A cave grotto dedicated to the Virgin Mary is also located on the grounds.

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23. Taiyo, Tokyo

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An inviting Izakaya venue (an informal eatery popular for after-work food and drink) where guests can enjoy reasonably priced food sets. The plates are well-balanced and feature a range of meats, fish, vegetables, and snacks.

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24. Namiyoke Shrine, Tokyo

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Built in 1923, this waterfront shine is the unofficial shrine for the local Tsukiji fish market and traders. Stepping inside the shrine, visitors can find various hanging hand-crafted memorials.

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25. Shikinejima, Izu Islands, Tokyo

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Volcanic island 160 kilometers south of Tokyo. Whilst not the most accessible place to travel, keen explorers are greeted with a white, sand-laden horseshoe bay and oceanside natural hot springs. Rent a bike and roam around.

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26. Setagaya, Tokyo

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Diverse as it is long, this district has something for everyone. From college campuses and the obligatory student bars, visitors can move a little outward to the Gōtokuji Temple and its many lucky cat figurines.

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27. Aogashima, Izu Islands, Tokyo

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Sparsely populated volcanic island in the Philippine Sea. Interestingly, Aogashima harbors a secondary cone within its primary caldera. There are many things to do on the island, such as hiking, visiting hot springs, and caving.

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28. Meguro City, Tokyo

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Famous for its spring cherry blossoms, this residential area has a distinct village feel. With its nearby universities and the Meguro River flowing through the center, those with time can grab a leisurely respite from the city hustle.

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29. Art Center Ongoing, Tokyo

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This alternative hub offers both a cross-disciplinary art program alongside exhibitions on a diverse portfolio of subjects. Read, partake in public forums, and observe shows before refreshing at the center's café.

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30. Kawasaki, Tokyo

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Industrial city just south of Tokyo. Take a saunter to the Museum of Art, dedicated to the creator of Doraemon, or walk through the open-air folk house museum.

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31. Asakura Museum of Sculpture, Tokyo

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A home and studio that has been turned into a museum for Fumio Asakura's sculpture work. Guests can tour the property, learn all about his process, and view his work up close.

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32. Allpress Espresso, Tokyo

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Renowned for its rich flavor and unique aroma. The company's signature blend, aptly named Original, is a smooth and well-balanced coffee with notes of chocolate and caramel. For something a little different, try the Pinnacle blend.

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33. Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum, Tokyo

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Art Deco museum and former residence of Prince Asaka. Now a public gallery, the space features, amongst other things, fine examples of decorative glasswork. The home's wrap-around gardens are also worth a tour.

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34. Hakone, Tokyo

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Mountain town renowned for its hot springs and views of Mount Fuji. Other highlights include the red torii gate built into the water overlooking Lake Ashi and the Hakone Botanical Garden of Wetlands. A year-round destination.

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35. Old Imperial Bar, Tokyo

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Located within Tokyo's Imperial Hotel, pays tribute to Frank Lloyd Wright, the hotel's architect. This magnificent bar features stone and original relics from the 1923 art deco building, which has been replaced.

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36. Nakano, Tokyo

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A couple stops from Shinjuku; this district is the most densely populated in Japan and is appropriately a melting pot of culture and ideas. Built for the masses, the community is busy with shopping malls, restaurants, temples, and more.

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37. Aoyama Farmers Market, Tokyo

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An ideal place to sample fresh produce from all over Japan. Offers an abundance of vegetables, fruits, honey, and herbs - all from local organic smallholders, flower farmers, and beekeepers.

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38. Maach Ecute Kanda Manseibashi, Tokyo

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This commercial facility lives under the railway arches – next to the Kanda River. Housing popup shops, trendy eateries, and organic coffee shops with a real “hang out for the day” vibe.

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39. Adachi City, Tokyo

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One of Tokyo's more slow-paced wards, Adachi offers a perspective of everyday life more so than major tourist traps - though, the Nishiarai Daishi temple is a significant landmark. There are many local markets and shrines to discover.

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40. Arms Burger, Tokyo

Arms Burger Burger

Their menu features a variety of options to suit every taste, including their signature Arms Burger that is made with a secret sauce. Another direction - try the Tokyo burger which is topped with teriyaki sauce and avocado.

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41. Fujimaru Wineshop & Diner, Tokyo

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What it says on the tin - a wine shop on the first floor and a restaurant on the second. Guests can select a bottle of wine from the extensive range downstairs and carry it up to have with their meal.

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42. Supreme Court of Japan, Tokyo

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Hopefully a visit under architecture pretenses, the Supreme Court is housed in an imposing brutalist building heavily featuring Japanese white granite.

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43. Minato City, Tokyo

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Minato in the heart of Tokyo really does have it all. Most famous for its Eiffel-Tower-Esque, Tokyo Tower. A melting hotbed of culture, seeping out into its many streets and thousands of eateries and stores.

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44. Myōjin-yu, Tokyo

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Historic spa well known for its Mount Fuji mural. Hosting separate bathing areas for both males and females, both feature stone or wooden baths, pot tubs, and even saunas kitted out with TVs.

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45. Bunkyo City, Tokyo

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This central district is headlined by the Tokyo Dome - the home of the Yomiuri Giants, and a venue for large concerts. The area is inundated with restaurants and shops. Also, check out the Koishikawa Botanical Gardens and the Nezu Shrine.

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46. Taro Okamoto Memorial Museum, Tokyo

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Former home of Taro Okamoto, a renowned abstract sculptor and artist. Now the space exists as a tribute and memorial to his work. Alongside celebrating his legacy, the museum looks to promote contemporary artwork.

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47. Toto Gallery MA, Tokyo

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Small, minimalist gallery with a focus on design and architecture - the space displays both real and concept pieces. Visitors can also browse the museum's bookstore, which can be found on the second floor.

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48. Edo Wonderland, Tokyo

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A unique theme park that recreates the life and culture of the Edo period. Features rural lodgings, urban samurai residences, and several traditionally themed theaters.

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49. Yoyogi National Gymnasium, Tokyo

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This iconic stadium, designed by Japan’s own Kenzo for the 1964 Tokyo Olympics, is recognizable for its suspended roof and the unique tent-like aspect. When not used for sporting events, the stadium hosts live music performances.

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50. Chiyoda City, Tokyo

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The cultural heart of Tokyo, and an economic powerhouse. This central neighborhood is home to some of the city's most iconic landmarks, including the Imperial Palace, the East Gardens, and the National Theatre.

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