🗼 7-Day Tokyo Itinerary — The World's Greatest City
Tokyo is a city of infinite layers: ancient temples neighbour neon-lit skyscrapers, 3-Michelin-star restaurants sit beside €4 ramen shops, and tradition and hyper-modernity coexist in every block. Seven days scratches the surface — and you'll want to come back.
Top highlights
The places Plannit always recommends for Tokyo.
Shinjuku & Kabukichō
The city's most electric district — towering neon signs, Memory Lane (Omoide Yokocho), Golden Gai jazz bars, and the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building observation deck.
Senso-ji Temple, Asakusa
Tokyo's oldest temple and the most visited spiritual site in the world. Arrive before 8 AM for a serene experience.
Tsukiji Outer Market
The outer market still buzzes with fresh seafood stalls, tamagoyaki vendors, and the freshest sushi breakfast in Japan.
Shibuya Crossing
The world's busiest pedestrian crossing — chaotic, thrilling, and oddly beautiful. Watch from the Shibuya Sky rooftop.
teamLab Borderless
An immersive digital art museum like nothing else on earth — a labyrinth of moving light and sound.
Insider tips
Get a Suica IC card at the airport — it works on all trains, metros, and convenience stores.
7-day JR Pass is worth it if you plan a day trip to Nikko, Kamakura, or Hakone.
Konbini (convenience stores) serve genuinely excellent food, 24 hours.
Most temple gardens and Shinto shrines are free to enter.
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