4 days march tourism trip
Shibuya Crossing: Experience the world's busiest pedestrian crossing (best viewed from the Shibuya Scramble Square, which opens at 9am, entry is free).
Meiji Shrine: A serene Shinto shrine surrounded by a lush forest (open 5am-6pm, free entry, great for a peaceful walk).
Takeshita Street: Explore the vibrant youth culture with unique shops and crepe stalls (shops open till 8pm, great for finding quirky souvenirs).
Senso-ji Temple: Tokyo's oldest temple, renowned for its beautiful architecture and the Nakamise shopping street (open 24 hours, free entry).
Ueno Park: Enjoy the cherry blossoms in bloom (March is peak season, perfect for picnicking, free entry).
Ameyoko Market: A bustling street market with food stalls and shops (open till 8pm, try local snacks like grilled fish and sweets).
Tsukiji Outer Market: Sample fresh sushi for breakfast and explore food stalls (best visited early, open from 5am).
National Museum of Nature and Science: Discover interactive exhibits and learn about Japan's natural history (open 9am-5pm, entry ¥620).
Tokyo Skytree: Visit the observation deck for breathtaking views of the city, especially at sunset (open till 10pm, entry ¥2,100).
teamLab Borderless: A stunning digital art museum featuring immersive installations (open 10am-7pm, entry ¥3,200, book in advance).
Odaiba Seaside Park: Relax by the beach with views of the Rainbow Bridge (free entry, perfect for a leisurely stroll).
DiverCity Tokyo Plaza: Visit the giant Gundam statue and enjoy shopping and dining options (open till 9pm, great for dinner).
Hanami Season: Cherry Blossom Viewing (March - Early April)
Tokyo Ramen Show (dates vary, check local listings)