Tokyo Travel Guide

Make the most of your trip to Tokyo with Tokyo itineraries, definitive guide to the best places to eat, and detailed rundowns of essential attractions and things to do in each of Tokyo’s vibrant Tokyo areas. Whether you’re looking for the perfect place to stay—from luxury hotels in Shinjuku to cozy guesthouses in Asakusa—we’ve got you covered. Plus, discover the best times to visit Tokyo to enjoy pleasant weather, exciting festivals, and seasonal events that make your trip truly unforgettable and many more.

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Other Japan Travel Guides

Several top other destinations in Japan offer incredible sightseeing opportunities and are perfect additions to any Tokyo itinerary. From historic towns to scenic natural escapes, these concise travel guides highlight the best things to see and do just outside Japan’s bustling capital.

New And Updated On Truly Tokyo 2025

• [UPDATED] Things To Do In Tokyo 2025 — Trying to decide what to do in Tokyo is enough to cause a serious case of information overload. To help you choose, we’ve created this high-level guide so you can make the most of your time in the city. Read More
• [UPDATED] Where To Stay In Tokyo 2025 — Where should you stay in Tokyo? In this section, I’ll give you my picks for the best, most convenient and most interesting neighborhoods in Tokyo as of February 2025. Read More
• [NEW] Private Buddhist Vegetarian Cooking Class at a Temple in Tokyo — If you’d like to delve deeper into Japan’s religious and culinary background, one of the best ways is by studying shojin ryori, Japan’s ancient Buddhist vegetarian cuisine. A great place to do this is at Jojokuji Temple in Akasaka, where you can study the cuisine with an experienced teacher and Buddhist monk. Read More
• [NEW] Book Tea Bed Shibuya — If you’d like to try the capsule hotel experience, Book Tea Bed is a great place to do it. Located a short distance up the hill from Shibuya Station, it’s a friendly place that welcomes both men and women (something of a rarity). Read More
• [NEW] Karaska Hotel Tokyo Station — Just steps from the Yaesu side of Tokyo Station, the Karaska Hotel Tokyo Station is a good mid-range hotel that is ideal for traveling families. It offers easy access to transport, shopping, dining and some sights. Read More
• [NEW] MyCUBE by MYSTAYS Asakusa Kuramae — With rates that can sometimes dip below US$50 per night and a location within walking distance of Asakusa, the MyCUBE by MYSTAYS is a great option for budget travelers looking to stay in the Asakusa/Ueno/Sky Tree area. Read More
• [NEW] Resol Poshtel Tokyo Asakusa — Resol Poshtel is a friendly and fun modern capsule hotel just steps from the temple district of Asakusa. For backpackers and other budget travelers in search of a cheap and sociable place to stay in Asakusa, this should fit the bill nicely. Read More

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