Central Tokyo Itinerary Full Day part-1

One of prestigious shrines in the middle of Tokyo
1 hour
Meiji Shrine, a highly respected religious site in Tokyo, is situated in a large, wooded area right in the heart of the city. The walking paths on the grounds offer a peaceful escape from the busy streets of Harajuku, making it an ideal spot for a leisurely walk.

Shopping street, center of fashion and youth culture
1hour
Discover the fashionable stores and boutiques in this vibrant center of style and youth culture. Expect large crowds on weekends and during busy times, and keep in mind that most shops typically open at 11am.

High end fashion stores, cafes and restaurants
1 hour
Stretching approximately one kilometer and bordered by trees, Omotesando features a variety of upscale shops, fashion boutiques, cafes, and restaurants, including those located in the chic Omotesando Hills shopping center.

An iconic mecca for fashion and young culture
1 hour
Head south and take a right after the Parco Department Store, heading towards the Spain Slope, Tokyu Hands, and Center Gai. Don’t miss the iconic Shibuya Crossing and the Hachiko Statue located near Shibuya Station.

A lively shopping and entertainment district surrounding the busiest train station in the world.
3 to 4 hours
Stroll over to the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building and make your way to the observation deck. After that, take the opportunity to explore the various shops and dining options in the Shinjuku area.