1. Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden
 


Shinjuku Gyoen National Park is one of the oldest traditional gardens in Japan. In this park there are a variety of pull like a small lake, traditional bridges, and a variety of beautiful trees. Inside the park there are also some major French garden Garden and Bahasa Inggeris Garden. The park will be a major pull the Japanese people to relax with family in the spring cherry blossom. In addition, in the autumn, interest in this park will change color to golden yellow and views at this time is very pretty.

2. Sensoji Temple dan Nakasime Street
 

Sensoji Temple also known as Asakusa Cannon Temple is a Buddhist temple located in Asakusa. Sensoji Temple is the oldest temple in Tokyo. After entering the main gate of the Temple Kaminarimon (Thunder Gate), all the way up to the second gate Hōzōmon, there are rows of souvenir shops called Nakasime Street. The row of shops selling a variety of traditional Japanese souvenirs unique and interesting

3. Tokyo Disneyland dan Disneysea
 

 
Tokyo Disneyland is a theme park built on a film produced by Walt Disney. The theme park was built in 1983 and is the first Disneyland theme park outside the United States. While Tokyo DisneySea theme park was built by the legendary fantasy sea. Unlike Disneyland is more inclined towards the children, Disneysea built to entertain visitors to the adults.

4. Shibuya
 


Shibuya is among 23 major cities of Tokyo and is known as a shopping and entertainment. Shibuya is also famous for crossing a pedestrian crossing the busiest in the world known as Shibuya Crossing. In Shibuya, there are many attractive clothes boutique and a center for teenage fashion and culture. In addition, there is a monument to the famous dog as a meeting place for the people of Japan the Hachiko Statue. Legend has it that this dog named Hachiko faithfully awaiting the return of his master in front of Shibuya station every day even after his master died.

 


5. Meiji Shrine
 

Meiji Shrine built for Emperor Meiji and completed in 1920. During the second world war broke out, the temple was damaged but restored afterwards. Meiji Shrine is one of the most popular shrines in Japan. On the 1st day of January every year, this temple will be visited by nearly 3 million people to pray first (hatsumōde). The temple is also famous among lovers as a place to hold a traditional wedding ceremony known as marriage Shinto.

6. Yoyogi Park
 


Yoyogi Park is the largest park in Tokyo and is well known as a place for recreation and family picnics. In this park there are a variety of pull like a small lake, traditional bridges, and a variety of beautiful trees. The park is adjacent to the Meiji Shrine and visitors will be able to enjoy the beautiful views of Yoyogi Park all the way to the Meiji Shrine.

7. Akihabara
 

Akihabara is famous for many electronics stores. Moreover, Akihabara is also a paradise for fans of anime and manga. Among the main pull is unique in Akihabara Maid Cafe, Cafe Gundam and AKB48 Cafe and Shop.
 
8. Gunung Fuji
 
 
Mount Fuji is Japan's highest mountain with a height of 3,776.24 m (12,389 ft). Mount Fuji is very famous in the world as a form of mountain peaks and evenly resembles an almost perfect cone shape. Around Mount Fuji there are 5 beautiful lakes namely Lake Kawagushiko, Saiko Lake, Lake Tamanakako, Shojiko Lake and Lake Motosuko.
9. Odaiba
 


Odaiba is a man-made island located in Tokyo Bay. Odaiba means fortress and was built in the old days with the aim to defend Tokyo from enemy attack. But now Odaiba has been converted into a tourist destination, entertainment and shopping center. In Odaiba there are various attractive designs and sophisticated building.
10. Tokyo Skytree
 

Tokyo Skytree is a television broadcast tower and Tokyo is a city landmark. The tower is the tallest tower in Japan and also the second highest tower in the world when completed with a height of 634 meters. There are two observation deck on the tower at a height of 350 meters and 450 meters. Visitors have the opportunity to enjoy the 360 degree views of Tokyo's most captivating.
 
11. Harajuku dan Omotesando
 


Harajuku is the center of teen modeling fasyen most extreme in Japan. Here there are many well-known clothing boutique that sells a variety of unique and weird clothes. Every week on Sunday, young people in Japan are gathering in Takeshita Street, Harajuku while wearing a costume like mengerupai cosplay anime character, punk musicians and so on.
 
Omotesando is also a pedestrian walkway along the 1 kilometer across Harajuku and Meiji Shrine. Omotesando is famous for the architectural design of the building is unique and amazing.


12. Ueno

  
In Ueno there are a variety of museums such as the Tokyo National Museum, the National Museum for Western Art, Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum and National Science Museum. For individuals who enjoy history, culture and art, Ueno is a place that you must visit. In addition, there are also in Ueno Ueno Zoo is first zoological garden in Japan.
13. Shinjuku
 

Shinjuku is one of the 23 major cities in Tokyo. Shinjuku famous as a center for shopping, entertainment and business. Shinjuku train station is the busiest train station in the world. Among the main pull at the Metropolitan Government Office Shinjuku, Kabukicho Red Light District, Shin-Okubo Korean Town, and many large supermarkets like Isetan, Takashimaya, Odakyu Department Store, Keio Department Store and Big Camera.

 


14. Roppongi

 

Roppongi is a popular place to see the whole view of Tokyo from Roppongi Hill observation deck. Among the main pull is Mori Tower in Roppongi, which is the tallest building in Roppongi. In addition, there are also Mori Mori Art Museum and Garden near Mori Tower.