One of my friends, Spencer san, asked me where to visit in Tokyo for his friends.
So, I made little sightseeing map that has the major sightseeing places in Tokyo; I would like to share it here as well. Hope this helps you when you visit Tokyo too.
[Ito's Tokyo Sightseeing Map (via google map)]
https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=zK46ZF_JFf5I.kyP1XGt2j6Dk&usp=sharing
The biggest landmarks in Tokyo are Tokyo Sky Tree and Tokyo Tower.
It costs some money to go up those towers; so if you would like to save money to see the view, Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building where you can see the entire Tokyo city for free should be one of your choice.
There are zoos, amusement parks, aquariums, just like other big cities.
If you would like to see Japanese traditional places, some shinto shrines are recommended.
November sumo game has just started, so if you are interested in sumo, you can visit Ryogoku kokugikan to see the sumo game as well.
If you love geeky electric gadgets, Akihabara is the place.
Nakamise street and Tokyo Mid town are good for shopping and window shopping too.
But if you want to see as many places as you can in Tokyo, Hato Bus tour comes in handy.
They offer you the full day tour, half day tour, and even the night one, so you can pick whatever suit for your schedule. You can do the half day tour and visit where you like after the tour by yourself too.
[Hato Bus Website]
http://www.hatobus.com/en/
So, I made little sightseeing map that has the major sightseeing places in Tokyo; I would like to share it here as well. Hope this helps you when you visit Tokyo too.
[Ito's Tokyo Sightseeing Map (via google map)]
https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=zK46ZF_JFf5I.kyP1XGt2j6Dk&usp=sharing
The biggest landmarks in Tokyo are Tokyo Sky Tree and Tokyo Tower.
It costs some money to go up those towers; so if you would like to save money to see the view, Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building where you can see the entire Tokyo city for free should be one of your choice.
There are zoos, amusement parks, aquariums, just like other big cities.
If you would like to see Japanese traditional places, some shinto shrines are recommended.
November sumo game has just started, so if you are interested in sumo, you can visit Ryogoku kokugikan to see the sumo game as well.
If you love geeky electric gadgets, Akihabara is the place.
Nakamise street and Tokyo Mid town are good for shopping and window shopping too.
They offer you the full day tour, half day tour, and even the night one, so you can pick whatever suit for your schedule. You can do the half day tour and visit where you like after the tour by yourself too.
[Hato Bus Website]
http://www.hatobus.com/en/