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Tokyo is probably one of the busiest capitals in the world but other than its endless neon-lit skyscrapers and scenic gardens lined with Cherry trees, the city is bustling with quirky adventures you probably wouldn’t find anywhere else in the world.
Fancy driving around downtown Tokyo dressed in your favourite video game character? Or having a picnic in one of the most scenic cemeteries? Here’s our quirky Tokyo Travel Guide to experiencing them all.
0:31 – Tokyo Skyliner
Fastest way from Tokyo Narita Airport into downtown Tokyo.
0:43 – 1/3 Residence Yoyogi
Modern service apartment perfect for friends.
0:50 – Maison Tonkatsu
Best Tonkatsu place in Tokyo.
1:15 – Fuji Q Highlands
Amusement park at the foot of Mt. Fuji. Has a number of record breaking rollercoasters. The haunted house is amazing too.
2:32 – Odaiba Oedo Onsen Monogatari
Onsen theme park perfect after a long day of travelling. There’s food, games, and a huge indoor and outdoor onsen area.
2:48 – Roppongi Hills Mori Tower
Most scenic viewpoint in Tokyo city.
2:51 – Ichiran Ramen Shibuya
Solo eating experience at one of the best tonkotsu ramen places around Japan.
3:02 – Capcom Bar
Capcom themed bar with plenty of novel drinks and desserts. The staff are extremely friendly.
3:10 – Robot Restaurant
This is probably as odd as Tokyo gets. A perfect blend of robot and dance. It’s more of a performance venue than restaurant.
3:55 – Wise Owl Hostel
Boutique hostel with excellent facilities. Clean rooms, fast wifi, private areas in dorms.
3:58 – Tsukiji Fish Market
Japan’s most iconic seafood market and home to the best seafood in the world.
4:18 – Nakaya Tsukiji
Try the uni or sea urchin.
4:22 – Senso-Ji Temple Asakusa
Iconic and oldest temple in Tokyo.The market around is a great place to hunt for snacks and souvenirs.
4:27 – MoCha Cat Cafe Harajuku
Some cuddly fun between attractions. The cats are extremely greedy, which means you can easily bribe them with food.
4:33 – Mario Kart Akihabara
Wear your favourite Mario or Cosplay costume and drive a go-kart around downtown Tokyo. Enough said.
4:55 – Kurand Sake Market Shinjuku
Free flow sake place with over 100 different types of sake. If you love alcohol, this is the spot.
5:12 – Tokyo Narita Airport
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