🇯🇵16 Awesome Things To Do in TOKYO Japan (part 2) #tokyotravelguide

🇯🇵16 Awesome Things To Do in TOKYO Japan (part 2) #tokyotravelguide

Welcome back to Tokyo, the city of contrasts. In this follow-up on what to do in Tokyo, we are showcasing seven more top attractions to discover in the capital of Japan. Starting off with number 10, we have Weno Park and Zoo. Discover a cultural hub with worldclass museums, scenic walking paths, and Japan’s oldest zoo, home to giant pandas. The park is a fantastic spot for cherry blossom viewing in spring. Visit the Tokyo National Museum inside Weno Park for an indepth look at Japan’s history. Don’t miss the Weno Summer Festival recreating the Edeto period with food stalls, performers, and geishers. Next up at number 11 is the Tsukiji Outer Market. A must visit for food lovers. This lively market is packed with fresh seafood stalls, specialty shops, and local eeries offering a true taste of Tokyo. Savor street food favorites like grilled scallops or a fresh sushi breakfast and browse stalls selling tea and dried seafood. At number 12, we have the Sumida River Fireworks Festival. Witness one of Tokyo’s largest and most spectacular fireworks displays held in late July along the Sumida River. The vibrant bursts of color create a breathtaking nightscape over the city. Arrive early or reserve a rooftop viewing spot for the best experience. Number 13 on our list is Oda, a futuristic entertainment island featuring Team Lab Planets Tokyo, an immersive digital art museum, Tokyo Joy Polus, a high-tech indoor amusement park by Sega, and the life-sized Unicorn Gundam statue. Odaba also offers waterfront shopping and a scenic rainbow bridge view. Next up at number 14 is the Tokyo Skytree. Visit Japan’s tallest tower and enjoy panoramic views of Tokyo’s sprawling skyline from its observation decks. On clear days, you can even spot Mount Fuji in the distance. Coming in at number 15 is watching a sumo tournament at Tokyo’s Sumo Stadium, Riokoku Koku Geekan. Watch Japan’s national sport live at one of the three annual grand tournaments held in Tokyo. The intense matches and pre-bout rituals offer a fascinating glimpse into sumo culture. And finally, our last attraction is participating in a traditional tea ceremony. Experience the grace of Chinoyu, Japan’s traditional tea ceremony rooted in Zen Buddhism. The ritual emphasizes harmony, respect, purity, and tranquility. As matcha tea is carefully prepared and served with traditional sweets. For more inspiration on Tokyo and Japan, explore our other travel guides. See you in the next video. Happy travels.

Welcome back to Tokyo Japan! 🇯🇵

In part 2 of this Tokyo Travel Guide, discover 7 more top attractions and what to do in Tokyo on your first visit to this incredible city. Enjoy cherry blossoms and pandas at Ueno Park, fresh sushi at Tsukiji Market, and fireworks along the Sumida River. Dive into immersive art in Odaiba, take in city views from Tokyo Skytree, watch live sumo matches, and unwind with a traditional tea ceremony.

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7 More Top Attractions in Tokyo Japan, no. 10-16:
10. Ueno Park & Zoo: Discover cherry blossoms, museums, and pandas at Japan’s oldest zoo in a vibrant cultural park.
11. Tsukiji Outer Market: Sample fresh sushi, street food, and shop for knives, tea, and kitchenware in this lively food haven.
12. Sumida River Fireworks Festival: Catch one of Tokyo’s biggest fireworks displays lighting up the sky every July.
13. Odaiba: Enjoy futuristic attractions like teamLab Planets, Tokyo Joypolis, and the life-sized Unicorn Gundam by the bay.
14. Tokyo Skytree: Get panoramic city views and spot Mt. Fuji from Japan’s tallest structure.
15. Sumo Wrestling at Ryogoku Kokugikan: Watch Japan’s national sport live at one of Tokyo’s grand sumo tournaments.
16. Traditional Tea Ceremony: Experience the grace of Japanese tea culture in historic locations like Asakusa or Meiji Shrine.

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