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Japan is the country of the rising sun, unique and complete surprises. Having visited here once, it would definitely say that you will not see this anywhere in any corner of the globe.

Japan is good on all sides: rich history, high level of security, developed infrastructure, stable economy, excellent service, and this is not the end.

But if in this country you are Gaidzin, a foreigner, then consider the nuances that would help to make a rest less expensive and more saturated. My close girlfriend helped me in my holiday, who knows Tokyo as his five fingers, which greatly facilitated daily studies of the city and visiting various places.

I share with you places that need to be visited in Tokyo.

Caminaron (Gate thunder). The gates themselves lead to one of the oldest temples, but it is worth highlighting that they are among the first entrance gates. They are in the area of \u200b\u200bAsakus, where further, if walking, you can see chief Office of Asahi - one of the most popular brands of drinks in Japan, in particular the well-known beer production. It is noteworthy that the building is built in the form of a huge beer mug. And the most interesting point - you can see the famous television bay for buildings. Skytree Tower - The second highest construction in the world.

Hama Rica Garden.If you want to plunge into the history of Japan, it is necessary to visit this park. You will also be offered a motor-volunteer, an excursion is absolutely free, in English. You will tell you in detail about the life of the garden in the period of Edo, and further about the restoration of constructions after the Meiji period. You can also enjoy traditional sweets and green tea, as it was accepted to drink it in those years.

OdibeArtificially created island or "the island of the future." To get to Odibe, you have a very long route, turning from the subway to the boat, but believe me - it is worth it. Driving rainbow bridge, you will understand what is approaching an exe. What is the main thing worth to visit, being on this island? To begin with, you can walk, admire buildings, and then mandatory to visit Toyota Center. You can do a lot to do, being in this place: from watching cars, before checking, what kind of driver you are.

If you want to plunge into the future and learn about the technological progress, the next stop is the Museum of the Future Miraikan.. Here words are inappropriate, only photos.

Edo Museum.The museum is divided into two parts: the Edo period and the Mayiji period. Here you will see how Japan changed, right up to this day.

Akihabara.This is perhaps one of the most famous places in Tokyo, famous for the choice of equipment and anime. You will be pleased with a very wide range of products. Here you can buy equipment that was in use if you do not want to spend greatly, believe me - the Japanese are the most accurate in the use of technology. But still, this place is more popular among amateur anime and computer games. Almost every step will have a building in several floors, where you can buy anything from figures and disks, to wigs and suits. Paradise for amateur and manga lovers!

Harajuku.One of the brightest and loud quarters in Tokyo. Here you can meet especially stylish people, as well as pamper yourself inexpensive shopping. Regarding the Japanese clothes, the Japanese is a very unusual taste that may seem like western fashion fans specific. Leaving shops with clothes, and walking on, you can go on a path leading to an ancient shintful Temple of Meiji. You are lucky if at the time of your stay in Japan will pass Matsouri - Traditional Japanese festival. Then you can enjoy a meal, buycharges and just become a witness to the work of the monks in the temple.

Onsen. Who does not like to soak in hot springs? I assure it in other countries you will definitely see. Pools with mineral water, which is constantly updated from the source. Moreover, there are several such pools. In general, I advise you to visit ONSEN in less noisy areas.

Station Sibuya. It is known for many people in the sad story of the faithful PSA Hachiko, who accompanied, and later and waited for his master at this station. When leaving it, a monument to Hachiko will immediately fall in sight.

In fact, there are plenty of places where you can go, such as Tokyo Tower, Tsukidzi Fish Market, Disneyland, Kamakura, Anime Museum Hayao Miyazakiand so on, but it already depends solely on your interests.

Also, I would like to note one of the most important points - meals. Tourists Japanese cuisine will not leave disappointed. People who live here for a long time say that the food in Japan is specific.

A little about places with food, which is necessary to try.

Kaiten sushi.You probably saw funny videos or photos of restaurants, where you are in a literal sense to bring sushi on the conveyor. It looks amazing, not to mention the sushi themselves.

Yakinik.You serve a cropped meat sliced \u200b\u200bon thin slices, which you roasted yourself on a special lattice. It is very tasty, the meat can be chosen any, can also be ordered and vegetables.

Ramen.Perhaps one of the most popular dishes is not only in Japan, but also beyond. Although it is here that it is made particularly tasty and in absolutely different variations of preparation, and it is inexpensive.

Soba.Buckwheat noodles with fish broth will not leave anyone indifferent, especially if you try noodles in places where it is prepared by traditional recipes.

If you do not have time to run into a restaurant, you can buy food in Combinethey are open 24/7, but I warn you immediately - you should not make huge purchases there, as it will be much more expensive than if you were driving in an ordinary major supermarket. However, when it comes to meals, you can intercept the tasty Odan, Curry, Onigiri, Banto, Nikuman and a lot of other goodies.

In principle, you can eat in any restaurant, I recommend to try as much new as possible, because it was mentioned, the tasteless food in Japan does not happen.

Summing up, I want to say that Japan is a country in which you want to return again and again, because there are still many unexplored places. If you have the opportunity to visit this country, then you do not think about it!

Attractions Tokyo, on the current opinion, are associated with modern Japan, but there is something to see and where to go not only to fans of megacities, but also to those who are interested in original Japan, and those who would like to learn about her story and get acquainted with the culture of this Amazing country.

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What can be seen?

Each guest of the Japanese capital, despite the age and preferences, will find what to see in Tokyo.

The city may offer to visit:

1. Gardens, parks and temple complexes.
2. Historical attractions and monuments.
3. Parks for recreation and entertainment.
4. Museums and theaters.
5. Unique architectural structures, bridges, towers and viewing platforms.

The choice of places where you can not go beyond the limits of the Japanese capital, is very extensive, here you can find something interesting to everyone - lonely and family, elderly travelers and students who have come "on exchange." Like any other capital, Tokyo is able to give an idea of \u200b\u200bthe whole country as a whole and the opportunity to learn something defined in more detail.

Overview or thematic excursion in the city will help you sites and.

Viewing platforms

See the city from the height and make some beautiful panoramic pictures want every traveler. As a rule, tourists stay at the International Airport "HANEDA". In itself, the air-building building is simply beautiful - a huge, with modern equipment and interior and, as neither paradoxically, deprived of the impersonality and the effect of the "presence of the crowd."

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The floor illumination, imitating a paving, creates the impression of a walk along the star night sky. But hurried to leave the halls HanDa is not at all because of the walks on artificial stars, but because of the Observation Deck.

Viewing sightseeing platforms are in two terminals. Of course, the types of city will not open with them, but here you can make the most beautiful pictures of aircraft. For example, the well-known picture of the aircraft looking directly to the waiting room was made precisely at this airport and published in one of the directories of the Japanese airline, before it was separated from the Internet.

Access on the Observation Deck platforms around the clock and does not require any payment, there are also no restrictions on the photo-video photography.

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In the Tokyo itself, the attractions include three more sightsets, the most interesting of them is the tolder Skytree. The site is located on the 450m floor, a survey height is 600 meters. In recalculation, the cost of the visit is about 3,000 rubles.

Other sites:

• ROPPONGIHILLS (City View Observation Deck) is the main advantage that the site on the 52th floor is open in the evening and early night clock and it has access to the roof, which, though, is often locked. The cost of visiting is 1800 yen, the same amount is entitled to visit the small Mori Art Museum located in the same building. It is the Tower of "Mori", as the local, in the Roppong area, that is, after inspection, you can go to a small local restaurant, which is quite a lot of things, or to the market. Prices are noticeable lower than next to the fashionable Skytree.
• Metropolitan Government Buildings - is located in the building very similar to the Moscow Buildings of the Middle Type, located in the Sinzyuk district, has only one plus, noticeably outweigh the benefits of all other sites - visiting for free. From the point of view of the review, there are not so many Tokyo here, but Mount Fuji (Fujiima) is very clearly visible. On the site itself there is a sale of souvenirs and a small fast food cafe, and there are often various fairs, holidays and exhibitions. For example, the craft fair is held annually on the streets of this area.

Museums

Any map of Tokyo for tourism will show a fairly large number of museums, they are all interesting, but must come to the following:

1. Samurai Museum - All about samurai do not know here, but their life, clothing, armor and so on are very well represented, the museum is open from 10:30 to 21:00, the entrance costs 1800 yen, located in the Sinjuku area.
2. Nezu Museum - Museum of Arts with a classic Japanese garden. It needs to be visited by everyone who seeks to understand the worldview, the perception of the surrounding and its interpretation by the Japanese, as well as those who want to make photos with traditional statues not exceeding human growth. It is located in the most historical center, in the area of \u200b\u200bMinato, next to the crossroads of Sibuya and Kharazyuk. Opening and closing hours can change, but during the daytime, the halls and the garden always work, the cost of 2000 yen.
3. The National Museum - in principle, the usual large museum, in which everything is presented in the expositions of all - from archaeological finds to modern achievements. Opening hours - from 10:30 to 17:00, there is a museum in Weno Park in the Taito area, the entrance from 1600 yen, for children and people over 60 years old - for free. In addition, this is one of the few places in Tokyo, where there are excursions in Russian.

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Temple complexes

It is impossible to get acquainted with the sights of any country or a separate city without inspection of historical monuments, and they, as a rule, are directly attributed not only to secular life, but also to religion.

Any map of Tokyo will indicate a lot of such places, at least half of the half leave at least 2-3 days. The most interesting attractions in Tokyo of such a plan can be considered:

• Hozomon (Asakus Temple Complex) is an almost open-air museum. Especially delighted tourists from the gate with huge lamps and laps, together every lap and the lantern weighs for 3 tons, and an interesting legend is connected with them. There is a complex in the Taito area, it works from morning to evening, visitors are always a lot, and the entrance is free.
• The Sengaku-Ji Tower is an old acting temple at the intersection of Sinagawa and Gotand in the area of \u200b\u200bMinato. Interesting for those who love an exiled story about 47 Ronines - here are their graves. There is also a Museum of Ako Gishi's Memorial Hall and a garden from wooden sculptures, the entrance is paid only to the museum and then this is a minor amount - 1400 yen.

In Tokyo, attractions concerning religion and history are concentrated in the old center, with the development started in the 17th century. The streets are relatively quiet here, you can often see the shooting of any historical series or film. Often there are little bazaars with different goods - from products to souvenirs.

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All those who occurred along the path of the temples do not require the entrance fees, and local tea houses, small traditional snack bars (you can't call them restaurants) significantly differ from those that are in the modern center, both prices and quality.

The time here is something else, people live as they lived a hundred years ago or two hundred, you can see kimono and wooden sandals everywhere, and Japanese with paper umbrellas are often found in a sunny day. By the way, such umbrellas can be bought in local markets as much more, which will remind of a trip and what not to find in modern Tokyo stores.

Bridges

Bridges are included in all guidebooks, and all people who have hung over a sightseeing tour, be sure to come to them. On any excursion there are four bridges, three - modern and one old.

Modern it:

1. Rainbow Bridge is very similar to the "Solar Gate" Bridge in the USA.
2. Tokyo Gate Bridge - a bizarre architectural solution, the interlacing of sparkling steel beams resembles either a collar or a meeting of two sharks, the bridge - the pride of the Japanese and the subject for the "boasting", next to it, sightseeing excursions stop and the case is not in design, but in unique technical and engineering and engineering Decisions applied during construction.
3. Kachidoki Bridge is an ordinary bridge made of steel and concrete, except for wider and low than the usual bridges Russians.

The ancient bridge is Ni-Ju Bashi or, as indicated in the guidebooks and on the map for tourism - Two-Tiered Bridge. This is the only way to the Palace of the Emperor. The territory of the palace is surrounded by a water moiety and a high wall, the gate always stands guard. You can get into the palace twice a year - in the New Year and on the birthday of the emperor.

The bridge itself is very noteworthy in that he is the only bridge in the Tokyo Prefecture, who survived in his original form, that is, who did not affect the war, like many other historical monuments. This is an example of a classic distinctive national architecture, rightly included in the attractions of Tokyo and all of Japan.

It is located in the area of \u200b\u200bTieda, near the garden of Sakur, the Agency of the Imperial Palace and the complex of the Three Imperial Sanctures.

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In general, the whole area is similar to a large park, it is very interesting to wander here, and during the flowering of Sakur you can make amazingly beautiful photos.

You can see almost all of Tokyo in a week. But if you go with children, you should count on the fact that you will have to spend time and on other sights in Tokyo, such as water park, amusement parks, and, of course, local Disneyland, will only take at least a day.

In addition, it is not necessary to neglect local theaters, it is impossible to return home and get away for "Japan", without seeing no idea in national theaters. The spectacle is completely different from everything that Europeans are accustomed to, however, as Japan itself from Europe itself.

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What else do you need to know?

Very steadily conviction that life in Tokyo is expensive, from where it went, it's hard to say, but not agree with it.

For example, for convenience in recalculation to rubles at the course of yen at 0, 54 rubles, as it is not surprising, the ruble is more expensive, the main prices look like this:

• One-time ticket for public transport (including) - 108.
• Monthly travel - 5408.
• Gasoline liter - 72.
• Bottle of water in 0.33 l - 60.
• The pack of the cheapest cigarettes, in Tokyo is "Camel" and "Malboro" - 248.
• A bottle (0.33 liters) of local beer - from 220.
• Dinner for two with a bottle of wine and a set of salad / hot dishes - 2986.
• A simple "comprehensive" lunch is 438.
• A visit to the Japanese drying in the old town - from 200 rubles, depends on how much will be eaten or drunk.
• Coffee in the machine - 200, coffee in the institution of fast maintenance is already more expensive - 240, but coffee in local small snacks - 160 and boils it quite worn.
• The studio apartment rentals in the historic center for a month - 56,000, in the modern center the same studio - 78000.
• Rooms in hotels 3 * - from 1200 per day, season - more expensive.

To live in Tokyo is not expensive to the Japanese themselves or those who came to the capital of Japan to work. The lowest salary, let's say at a cleaner or a loader, ranges from 162,000 in recalculation to rubles. But for a tourist with an average Russian income in the area of \u200b\u200b20,000 rubles, the voyage in Tokyo and life in it, of course, the roads.

There are many cities in the world, which for a short history have experienced many devastating earthquakes, fires, war, changed their name and face, but continued to remain among the largest in the world? Perhaps, in addition to the capital of Japan, Tokyo, such and do not remember. Today in this city, antiquity is combined with modernity, oriental traditions - with European, glass skyscrapers - with ancient stone buildings, due to the sights of Tokyo, cause genuine interest among tourists from around the world. And look here there is something!

Imperial heritage

Tokyo, in comparison with many other capitals of the countries of the world, the city is quite young - it is a little more than four centuries, but interesting historical objects are also present in it.

So in the heart of the city settled. The first structures of this castle complex appeared back in the distant XVI century, and then gradually completed and expanded, turning into the largest palace complex in the world. Nowadays the area of \u200b\u200bthe lock is divided into two parts. In the West Wing, the Imperial Palace itself is located, in which there are quarters of the current Japanese Emperor Akihito, as well as his relatives and courtiers.

During the war, the palace was destroyed by American aviation, and then rebuilt. It is noteworthy that the imperial chambers are not hidden behind the seven castles, but are available to visitors and tourists two days a year - for the New Year and on the birthday of the emperor. Stone walls of the castle and its some internal buildings are the national domain of Japan and are protected by law.

And the eastern part of the castle was taken under the eastern garden, the decoration of which is the ancient door of SEMEM, who once served the entrance to the imperial castle. In the garden, surrounded by walls and wagons of the inner castle, traditional Japanese and rare plants are planted. Also on the territory of the park there is a pond, a waterfall and a tea house.

Buddhist and Shinto shrines

Listing the ancient sights of Tokyo, it is impossible not to remember two famous temples in this city - maidi Temple and Asakus Temple. Emperor Maji in the fate of Japan played exactly the same role as for Russia King Peter I. On the fracture of the XIX-XX centuries, he brought his country from the most dormantly medieval to the leaders of the world powers. The heirs appreciated the merits of the emperor and after his death, the Temple of Maidi was erected - one of the most perfect in the plan of Shinto samples of architecture an object, where many decades have been revered by the spirit of the departed emperor and his spouse. This temple is located among the living forest, as if an oasis spread in the heart of the city. A beautiful iris garden is broken near the temple, which is especially beautiful in June, when the irises flourish. On weekends in the temple and near it, you can meet lush wedding processions.

And the temple of Asakus is one of the oldest and chief buddhist temple of Tokyo. True, today there is only a concrete copy today in the VI century, but this does not in any way detract from the shrines. To the temple leads a festively decorated at any time of the year, the street of Nakakse, in which a lot of boggling trade is going. And if it once sold exclusively to cult items, amulets and souvenirs, now "Divine" goods gave way to clothing, shoes, bags and other ladies accessories. Shop owners are counting on the fact that the tourist who visited the temple of Asakus and the tourist is obligatory to buy something.

In addition to these two temples, you can meet many others in the Japanese capital. The syntoists (pagans) and Buddhists and Buddhists are peacefully barred to Tokyo. Among such temples, a seinto temple of the world in the country, located near the Imperial Palace, occupies a separate place. After the end of the Second World War, this temple devoted to all compatriots who fell on the battlefields. And the museum open at the temple tells in detail those distant events.

Amazing objects of our time

The main attractions of Tokyo, created after the end of World War II, belongs. The Japanese are proud of it with the same pita as the French of their Eiffel Tower. In the middle of the last century, this tower was the highest in the world (its height of more than 330 meters), but later gave way to the palm of the championship, although it is still included in the list of the 29th high-rise buildings of the world. Painted tower in traditional Japanese colors - white and red. At its top there are two viewing platforms (at an altitude of 150 and 250 meters), of which the picturesque and amazing views of the Tokyo bay and the city itself are open. At the foot of the tower there are small shops, restaurants and museums (Museum of wax figures and the Tokyo Museum of the Guinness Book of Records).

True, since the beginning of the new century, the Tokyo Tower competition successfully makes the observation deck, located on the 52th floor of the Roppongi Hills Buildings. Here, from a bird's-eye view, you can also familiarize yourself with the architectural development of the Japanese capital.

Another observation deck is located on the 45th floor in a new building of the Japanese Meriya, which is built in the Sinzyuk district - one of the main administrative, financial and commercial centers of Tokyo.

In the winter months, you can see even the national symbol of Japan - Fuji's volcano.

Also in the Sinzyuk district there are Tokyo Opera City (in this complex there is a place for the new National Theater) and "Takasi Times Square" (a huge shopping and entertainment complex).

Since the free land in the Japanese islands is not so much, the Japanese with persistent constancy try to "grab" at least crumbs of space by the sea, pouring the man-made islands. To the attractions of Tokyo applies and odaiba man-made islandlocated among the Tokyo bay on the site of the former garbage dump. The island is connected with an amazing rainbow bridge.

Today on the island, affecting its appearance of all visitors to the Japanese capital, there are office buildings, entertainment complexes, parks and attractions. The architecture of the Ooda has long become a face of modern Tokyo, and to visit this place is at least for the sake of an amazing view, which is opening during the next to the island from the electric trainee window moving along the monorail automated road.

It is here that there are exhibition halls of leading Japanese companies Toyota and Panasonic. But tourists come here not only for the sake of familiarization with the latest innovations in the field of automotive and high technologies, but also to admire the chic types of night Tokyo, illuminated by electrical lights. When these lights are reflected in the waters of the bay, it seems that the Japanese capital is highlighted even below. And on the man-made island there are the National Museum of Science and Technical Innovation, the Museum of Maritime Art and one of the highest wheels in the world of ferris. Diameter ferris Wheels Giant Sky Wheel It is 115 meters, and it looks particularly impressive in the evening, when it is highlighted by a variety of multi-colored lights. The full circle of the ferris wheel commits in 16 minutes - this time is quite enough to enjoy the contemplation of the species of the Tokyo Bay, the man-made island and the most Japanese capital.

If you wish in Tokyo, you can get in touch with non-standard entertainment - to visit the Center for Security and Behavior Rules during the earthquake. In addition to lectures and demonstrations of video materials, a short course of study includes the imitation of an earthquake with a capacity of 7 points, leaving tourists unforgettable impressions.

Japanese fashion centers and restaurants

The residents of the Japanese capital and their omote Sando Streetwhich is mastering the Tokyo Elysee fields. Not so long ago, the leading high fashion companies opened their branches here, so there are often tourists from all over the world. Prices in stores on Omote Sando are significantly lower than in other world capitals. And on this street there are cozy cafes and restaurants, in which the Tokyo youth in the evening loves to gather.

But if you consider Tokyo's sights in terms of fashionable stores, then how not to mention GIZU. - Trade showcase Tokyo, where almost any walk through the streets of the Japanese capital ends. It is in the area that the best shopping shops and restaurants with real Japanese cuisine are concentrated. True, prices in local institutions are simply translated. The Kabuki Theater is also located in this area - one of the symbols of Japan and the Sony office, which has a special hall, demonstrating the latest developments of a well-known manufacturer.

And the whole flavor of Japanese shopping and culinary traditions can be traced in the Tsukidzi market - the largest vegetable and fish market in the country.

Every day at 5 o'clock in the morning, auctions for the sale of parties and individual tuna carcasses begin, which are one of Tokyo's business cards. True, only the most enduring tourists can withstand this spectacle. And at 6 o'clock in the morning, the doors of sushi bars open here, in which visitors are already waiting for dishes from the fish just purchased in the market.

Places of pleasant rest

To fully plunge into the lifestyle of Tokyo residents, it is necessary to allocate time to visit the Museum of Samurai Swords, the Tokyo Stock Exchange and at least once to visit Sumo Combat Competitions.

Tired of walking in the old city and modern quarters, you can relax in the Tokyo gardens and parks - unique objects of Japanese culture. Most of them are created manually, landscape and vegetation in all parks are carefully thought out. Modern Tokyo cannot be imagined without such parks as Shinjuku (here all plants are withstanding in Japanese, English and French park traditions); Joyoga (here for picnics and exercises in the fresh air are going to people of all ages); Ricogen (especially tourists attracts artificial reservoir with islands and houses for the tea ceremony).

In the presence of free time, tourists are required to be advised to visit japanese Baths Onsen - A peculiar analogue of public baths, where the main procedure is the immersion in the bath with heated mineral (or ordinary water). In addition to bathing procedures, many onsen offer a wide selection of spas services: sand baths, massage, peeling, cosmetic procedures and leather care with Garra Ruf fish (they are powered by omnant skin cells).

If you do not know what to see in Tokyo, your journey should pass with an experienced guide. The fact is that Tokyo's attractions are so numerous and various that it is really difficult to develop an optimal excursion route.

What to see in Tokyo first

If you look at the sights of Tokyo, you decide without accompanying, use our review. We will tell about the main attractions of Tokyo briefly, but from a professional point of view:

1. Imperial palace

Stone Bridge Meganebasi and Watchtower Fussimi-Yagura in the Imperial Palace

To begin the conversation about the interesting places of Tokyo follows from the residence of the Emperor of Japan, located in the heart of the capital. On the territory of almost 7,500 square meters. km. You will see a chic palace complex with the ancient facilities, Rips and Channels. The personal imperial rest you will not be allowed, but the adjacent area is open for numerous tourists. You will be available to inspection of the external Eastern Park, the courtyard, the Watchtower Fusimi-Yagura, the stone and steel bridges, equipped during the segunte times.

Each tourist of the capital should visit the "Peach Garden Music Hall", and enjoy the concerts of national and classical music here;

2. Assacus area

Territory of the Buddhist Temple Converter Sense-Ji in the area of \u200b\u200bAsakus

Few attractions of Tokyo are as extensive in its area as this quarter. We included it in your rating. , Considering the fact that the number of cultural and architectural masterpieces here is really great: Caminarmon Gate, shopping street Nakakse, Buddhist temples Senseodji and Daampoin, Sumid Park. After examining these and many other local historical sights of Tokyo, you can do shopping in a huge department store Rocks or stroll through Kappabashi kilometer Street with many restaurants and boutiques;

3. Tokyo Sky Tree Observation Site

Tokyo Sky Tree (Tokyo Sky Tree) at night

Do not know what to see in Tokyo for 1 day? Go to the sightseeing platform located on the 52th floor. Everything will come to your view. After Burj Khalifa, the Tokyo Sky Tree Town television tower is the second in the number of levels of building in the world. Panorama of the city from a bird's-eye view often causes amazed exclamations.

4. Akihabara district

A variety of shops in Akihabar Kichiverde

Inspection of this attractions of Tokyo is also required - otherwise your trip will be incomplete. Our recommendations are justified: there are the largest shopping centers (including duty-free points) selling any domestic and computer equipment. This is the center of the IT industry and at the same time the National Art of Anime. For fans of Japanese animation, thematic shops, clubs and restaurants are opened here: you will serve you manga characters and Japanese cartoons.

5. Museum of Future

The globe model in the Nargin Museum of Science and Innovation User: Piotrus

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6. Toyota Exhibition Center

Toyota Mega Web at Toyota iqremix exhibition center

A huge amusement park with 6 incredible exhibitions: you can not only see, but also ride the exhibits. Formula 1 of the production of Tyota coexist with hundreds of Tyotovsky machines of all models, ages and sizes. There are also incredible prototypes of cars that will never be on real roads;

7. Fish market

Tunty auction at the fish market Tsukidzi in Tokyo

Daily at the bazaar is implemented (cuts it, cleared, opens) several tons of fresh seafood and fish. Here you will also offer ready-made dishes from marine creatures, and many other products (including exotic). Do not know what to visit in Tokyo, if you are hungry? Go to the fish market, without food for all vacation you will not stay;

8. Garden Happoren

Corner of the original nature and confusion in the garden Happeen

One of the reasons for the success of this attraction of Tokyo is a complete lack of symmetry characteristic of the garden and park complexes of Europe. Corner of calm and untouched nature is located in the midst of the most noisy and lively quarter of the capital, it surrounds glass and concrete. Walking around the park, you can find a waterfall hidden in the thick green, see how imperial carps are quietly floating in a picturesque pond. Where to go to Tokyo, if you are tired of modernity, lights and fuss? Now the answer is known to you;

9. Ginza

Ginza - Luxury Quarter Tokyo Mniz

As many as many landmarks of Tokyo, Ginza was created for club lovers, restaurants, shopping and boutiques. The most noisy and cheerful area of \u200b\u200bthe capital, plus - the most expensive at the cost of a square meter of real estate. You can find electronics, cosmetics, shoes, clothes and other products of almost all well-known and little-known manufacturers. But note that in connection with the translated rates for rent and buying areas for sale, the price of any product will be overestimated. The cost of here is also high as possible. However, walk along the ginze and lay on huge supermarkets and endless representations of modern concerns, for example, Sony, tourists can be completely free of charge;

10. Temple of Emperor Maidi

Central Gate of the Temple of Maidie Jinggua

The tomb and the largest in the capital is a shinto sanctuary. The building is a unique model of the Japanese Temple Architecture (cypress was used when it was erected). The temple surrounds the majestic garden, there is a treasury with the personal belongings of the emperor Maidi. In the external garden, a wedding hall is open, where the marriage ceremonies in the traditions of Shito are held to this day, and the picture gallery with frescoes, talking about the life of the imperial family. Each guest is issued a leaf with predictions - Ocomikji. If you want to know your destiny, schedule a visit to this attractions of Tokyo;

11. Haradjuku

Harajuku - Center for Youth Japanese Fashion SJORS PROVOOST

Our list "The Best Attractions of Tokyo" continues the pedestrian narrow street located in Sibui. What is it famous? A large number of restaurants, cafes and fashion boutiques. Local stores offer the latest news of the Fashion Industry. And if 10-15 years ago, shopping points have been implemented a lot of fakes, today they are sold not just exclusive, but also invariably original products Dolce & Gabbana, Jimmy Choo and other well-known brands;

12. Crossroads in Sibuya

Top view on Vilitary Crossroads Sibuya at night

In an hour-peak, this intersection passes about 2,000 people. The locals argue that on the day the number of pedestrians reaches 1 million. Here are massive walks: Christmas, Hallun and similar calendar holidays are celebrated;

13. Shinjuku street

Shinjuku street - a place of nightlife in Tokyo Daniel Ramirez

On the "Golden Street" in the ancient two-storey houses there are numerous small bars. The quarter is called the island of night entertainment, especially beloved Bogoe. If you do not know what to see in Tokyo at night, over 200 institutions Golden Guy will come to your aid. But be careful: in some bars an incredibly high prices. Explore the signage menu before entering;

14. Museum of Edo Epoch

White Futuristic Building Museum Edo Kakidai

On the territory of more than 30,000 square meters. m. There are exhibits of the future, present and past Japan. Walking through the halls located in chronological order, you will learn how the ancient Japanese cultivated the land, and modern aborigines were erected by skyscrapers;

15. Temple Yasukuni

Main Gate Yasukuni Temple

Shinto sanctuary with its own museum of history. A peculiar symbol of the country's aggressive-military ambitions. Twice a year, ritual holidays are arranged here: the celebrations are certainly present members of the emperor family;

16. National Museum of Tokyo

The main building of the Tokyo National Museum in Weno Geoff Stearns Park

A huge cultural center with more than 120 thousand exposures. In addition to the main collection, here you can see thematic meetings dedicated to the culture of anime, the history of pharaohs and other similar issues;

Suspended roof Ryogoku Kokugikan at the Sumo Stadium Ryugoku Goki

Covered sports arena, which serves as a competition for Sumo, Wool and boxing competition. No less often there are musical performances;

18. Gardens Hamariku

Hamariku Park Landscape Against Siodome Skyline

One of the most beautiful garden-park complexes of the capital, located on the shores of the city bay. Tokyo's sights such as names and descriptions always lead to delight. Calm Japanese gardens peacefully coexist with skyscrapers of the adjacent futuristic area of \u200b\u200bthe siodom;

19. Park Shinjuku Göen

Picturesque Landscape Park Shinjuku Göen

Pearl of garden art times of the rule of Emperor Maidzi. The territory is divided into English, French and Japanese gardens. Attention deserves Pavilion Keyboro Tay - a monument of national architecture, tropical trees, shrubs and plants;

20. Tokyo Disneyland

Cinderella Castle in the center of Tokyo Disneyland Gelli.Rosario

What to visit in Tokyo will be interested in people of all ages? This amusement park is more than 450 thousand square meters. m. Disney complex is divided into "states" in the style of the universe animation of W. Disney. There is a "country of the future", "City of cartoon", "Wild West Country" - there is a fascinating world for every traveler.

Attractions Tokyo: hthen visit in Tokyo

If after the inspection of the specified attractions you will have free time, you will certainly visit:

21. Museum of Studio Gibbles

Totoro in the ticket booth before entering the Ghibli Lucius Kwok Museum

A non-standard museum of arts, which will introduce you to modern and has already become the legendary animation: Anime "Walking Castle Hole", "Princess Mononokhe", "My neighbor Totoro" and other creations of developers died;

22. Orthodox Cathedral "Nikolai-To"

Cathedral of the Resurrection of Christ in the Russian-Byzantine style in Tokyo Carbonium

Services are held in Japanese, but harmonious and unusually clean chants of the local choir attract even those tourists who do not understand the national speech;

23. Weno Zoo

Charming Penguins - Weno Zoo Residents

The territory on which more than four hundred species of animals lives, including Western plain gorillas and rare suction tigers, is divided into Western and eastern part. We recommend that you go on a visit to reptiles, elephants, polar bears, tigers, huge pandas and other birds and beasts for the whole day. Moreover, for young children, the entrance will be free (on certain days);

24. Hot Sources "Oedo Onsen"

Complex of hot sources of Oedo Onsen Montogatari on the island Odaiba Nandaro

The complex is represented by cafes and souvenir bears, steam room and sauna. But the most important thing is immediately 6 types of baths (including baths with mineral water, stone and sand tubs). The decoration of hot springs transmits the spirit of the time of feudal Japan. Water procedures you can take on the bulk island OdaB;

25. Dzodzo-Ji Temple

Dzodmo-Ji Temple is located right under Tokyo television tower

Luxurious Pagoda was restored several times and transferred to a different place. At the same time, the input gates of the beginning of the 17th century were able to maintain unchanged. The entrance is guarded by the Dragons, whose guests of the temple fall into the enchanting Japanese garden: with small pagodas, lamps of stones and seeking cedars in the sky. Also on site is equipped with a cemetery, part of which is devoted to the non-born children of Japan.

26. Theater "Kabukidza"

Kabukidz Theater Building in the center of the Ginza TAK1701D

One of the types of classic theatrical art in Japan is Kabuki - spectacular representations using a thrust makeup, costumes, expressive gestures and actions, with the aim of conveying the meaning of the plot to the viewer. This is an important point, given that in theatrical productions, an outdated form of language is used, which is not easy to understand the Japanese themselves. The bright representative of the direction of Kabuki is the Kabukidz Theater, which has the status of the most important cultural attraction of Japan. It is located in Tokyo, the Ginza area, in close proximity to the main shopping street of the city. Initially, the building was built in 1889, but as a result of cataclysms and wars, it was repeatedly destroyed and reconstructed. The theater accommodates almost 2 thousand spectators, and the duration of the productions sometimes reaches 5 hours.

27. Oboyde Ower

Walk on Omoid Ower Okoto in Tokyo Aussie Assault
Omoid Okoto street at night Stephen Kelly
Omoid Street Ekoto with traditional eaters Stephen Kelly

It is unlikely that there is a person somewhere who, during travels by countries, would not like, along with impressions from attractions, acquire a new gastronomic experience. Especially when it comes to Tokyo, which is considered the best place in the world for gourmet. A special category in the capital is a street food that allows tourists to quench the hunger literally on the go, without breaking away from the cognitive walk. And even if the widespread and familiar here, the fish, noodles and rice are already tired and wanting familiar meat dishes, then in this case the Japanese cuisine will delight everyone. In Tokyo, one of the places specializing not only in traditional cuisine, but also on quite budget meat dishes, is an old Oboy-Ekoto alley, where the Yakinik is offered - grilled meat dishes. Throughout this street, traditional eaters with fried meat dishes are concentrated, among which chicken kebabs are particularly attractive.

28. Museum of Sitami

Museum of Sitami on the bank of the pond Sybaladzu on the territory of the Park Weno in the area of \u200b\u200bTarourashima
Exhibits of the Tokyo Local Lore Museum of Sitami Daderot

The entire brightness of autumn paints has already gone, and before the Sakura flowering season is still far away, but what to see in Tokyo in December to compensate for the winter mood in bad weather? It's time from moving from contemplation of landscape beauties to the study of Japan's national treasures in museums, especially since there are a lot of them in Tokyo. There are, for example, the Museum of Sitami, who demonstrates how people lived in the business centers of the city in different periods, starting from the 17th century. The museum collection is presented on two floors: the bottom is an authentic street with reconstructed facilities of the Mayji period, the upper floor represents the interiors of the inhabitants of the Old Town with old artifacts and traditional items. On an improvised street with each season, a set of attributes is even changed - for example, umbrellas appear in the fall, warm things and other cute little things.

29. Art Museum Mori

Artists from around the world Yuya Tamai are held in Mori Art Museum

Tokyo museums are the original combination of the oldest traditions and the latest achievements of modernity. It is this contrast that allows you to fully comprehend the soul of this unique country. Mori Art Museum is considered the most highly located museum of the Japanese capital, since it is located on the upper floors of the 238-meter "Maori Tower". The creator of the institution is the release of Mori, who deliberately posted the premises at such a height, thereby emphasizing the importance of art. The museum collection represents mainly objects of contemporary art - the creation of modern artists, starting from the mid-20th century, the canvas of modern masters, other thematic exhibits from all over the world. The acquisition of a ticket to the museum gives visitors the opportunity to visit the observation platform, the surrounding museum area from all sides.

30. National Museum of Western Art

Facade of the National Museum of Western Art in Tokyo 663HighLand

The largest in Asia National Museum of Western Art is dedicated to European art in sculpture and painting. It stores the most valuable collections of the creations of European masters, starting with the Middle Ages and completing the beginning of the 20th century. Most of them are purchased by the Museum Organizer, Codziro Matsucata, while traveling in Europe, especially in Paris. During this time, he collected about 2 thousand European and about 8 thousand Japanese works of art, and the project of the museum building was compiled by a different collector, artist Frank Brangwin. Currently, the museum can see not only the collection of Matsukata, represented by 370 units, but also other expositions prepared by the Museum specialists. In addition to the expositions themselves, there are regularly conducting concerts of classical music, lectures and international meetings are held.

Exposition of the Global Gallery of the National Museum of Nature and Science Daderot

Late autumn is the time of reducing the tourist flow in Tokyo, it pleases the lack of fuss and crowded near attractions. Therefore, in Tokyo Autumn, you can also find our advantages and choose what to see in Tokyo in November. While the November nature does not please the paints, it's time to see nature, but in the walls of the museum. The National Museum of Nature and Science will delight for visitors of different categories and ages: from lovers of scientific focuss to those who just want to spend a rainy day with benefit. Its exposition is striking diversity - more than 14 thousand exhibits that tell us about the environment, space, about light, sound, magnetism, movement as important phenomena of nature concentrated here. Special attention is worth the exposition on the emergence of the Universe, the evolution of earthly life, the exhibition on the flora and the fauna of Japan.

32. Palace Akasaka

Akasaka Palace in the style of Neurokko now the State Guest House of the Government of Japan

When the city covers bright autumn leaves carpets, it's time to go to the parks that adorn the surroundings of Tokyo - picturesque walking alleys, blooming botanical gardens and cozy squares on the outskirts of the city. Visiting parks in the vicinity of palaces, you can combine a pleasant walk in nature with the contemplation of the magnificent architecture and interior of the historical structure. There is no questions that see Tokyo in October , if you already imagine how beautiful the Palace of Akasaka looks around, surrounded by the park, painted in the magical autumn paints. The Grand Architectural Complex, built at the junction of the 19th and 20th centuries, is located in a quiet and peaceful area of \u200b\u200bthe megapolis. Akasaka is the largest building of the Maidzi era and the only in Japan in the style of Neurokko. Its interior decoration is the storehouse of masterpieces of sculptors, artists, weavers and furniture designers.

33. Tokyo Station

Station "Tokyo" - Main Intercity Railway Station in Tokyo

Tokyo station, located in the Tiuda area, is the main railway station of the city and the main transport node serving urban and suburban trains. The historic station building, built in 1914, was made in retro-style from a dark red brick, his dome was decorated with bas-reliefs. The infrastructure of the station will shock with its scope - both under the ground, and a large number of shops, restaurants, Japanese, European and Chinese cuisine, souvenir shops are concentrated on its surface, there are even beauty shops, supermarkets and hospitals. And of course, the main thing - ultra-speed trains and the subway are departed from here on the network bizarrely intertwined railways. For example, on the Sinkansen high-speed train, you can go to explore the authentic sights of Kyoto to feel the contrast with the breathtaking creations of the modern prosperous capital.

34. Rainbow Most

Rainbow Bridge in the night illumination through the North Tokyo Bay

In general, rest in the Japanese capital is considered to be expensive, but also here you can save and watch free attractions: Tokyo , Which will leave impressions and save your savings. These objects include the Raduzhny Bridge - one of the modern symbols of the city, admire which thousands of tourists from all over the world go. It is a huge suspension bridge, connecting one of the business areas of the city with an artificial island of Odaiba. A bunk structure has a length of more than 900 meters, a height of more than 120 meters, and viewing platforms are located on the most vertices of pylons. Representing the Rainbow Bridge, each in the imagination draws something bright and multicolored, but it is not quite so. The bridge is painted in white, and only at midnight the backlight creates a magic with him - it becomes rainbow, sunbathing with colored lights.

35. Kabukicho Quarter

Quarter Kabukicho - Famous Quarter of the Entertainment of Tokyo district Shinjuku Daniel Ramirez

Multifaceted Tokyo tatt on its streets and a whole quarter of dubious entertainment. Kabukicho is a red light-filled area of \u200b\u200bred lamps, to failure filled with sex shops, game halls, lav-hotels, and in the immediate vicinity of Shinjuku station. Century ago The history of the district could take a completely different direction - within the district there was a sleeping area, and it was here that was originally intended to build the building of the Kabuki theater. But the problems with financing did not give this idea to be realized, and the name of the quarter was already fixed. Abandoned territories were buried by the Chinese, who conducted a large-scale building here on a very different way. Nowadays, the area comes to life after 6 pm, and it is not necessary to bypass it - after all, in addition to entertainment, there are a number of decent restaurants and cafes mainly with fresh seafood dishes.

Now you know what sights in Tokyo should be seen by every guest of the country. Before you go on excursions, be sure to specify the conditions for the entrance and the schedule of work of memorable places and entertainment and cultural institutions.

Tokyo - modern center of beauty, tranquility and peace

You probably have repeatedly heard many stereotypes about this city. Oddly enough, most of them are absolute truth. This is a really modern megalopolis, literally drowning in neon lights. There is not only the tradition of the tradition and heritage of the past, but also rapidly develop various modern destinations. Without a doubt it can be said that everything in this city is directed to the future.

The confirmation of the word data is the Tokyo Quarters, in which you can see both giant liquid crystal screens, bright advertising banners and multi-colored plates and many theaters and Buddhist temples, witty calm and silence.

Attractions in Tokyo a huge amount. We advise you to study these wonders of architecture on foot, because it is so you truly enjoy the incredible beauty of the city.

Buddhist Temple Asakus Cannon (Senso-Ji)

Asakus Cannon is the oldest Buddhist temple of Japan. There is always an incredible number of people, since it is one of the most visited Tokyo temples.

The history of the temple is approximately 1400 years. There is a legend, which says that in the distant 628, two brothers-fishermen (Hamanari and Taktenari Honuma) caught fish in the river called Sumid, but everything they caught - this is the gilded statuette of the goddess of Mercy Cannon.

Heat-shaped catches, the brothers immediately thrown back the figure back into the river, but the mysterious way she returned to them again and again. The brothers could not free themselves from her and decided to bring their strange catch by the elderly village named Hajino Nakamoto.

Elder understood everything and explained to the brothers that the statuette was sent by the villagers not just like that. After that, he turned his own home in a small temple so that the villagers had the opportunity to pray the goddess of Mercy Cannon, in honor of which the temple was named.

Asakus Cannon is famous for its huge red lantern, against which it is often possible to see taking pictures of tourists. It has become a kind of symbol not only the temple itself, but also the entire area of \u200b\u200bAsakus.

Pretty interesting lantern hit here. Matsushita Electronics Company President presented his temple after the gods Senso-Ji cured his knee pain, the reason for the appearance of which no Japanese doctor could determine. The lantern weighs 670 kilograms and is 4 meters in height.

The entrance to the temple is also equipped with a giant gate, which are guarded by two deities that command wind and thunder. The last thousand years the gate served as the place of human prayers about a rich yield and good weather.

Next to the temple is the souvenir street Nakakse-Dori. About 100 stores will provide you with the opportunity to purchase souvenirs at a small price.

Three huge lamps, which are lit by the temple, were presented with geisha from completely different Tokyo regions in memory of the important role that Senso-Ji played in the Edo period.

The Buddhist temple is located in one of the most ancient regions of Tokyo Asakus, and you can get to it in the following ways:

1. If you are at JR Tokyo station, then you need to go to the JR Yamanote station to Jr Kanda station (about two minutes), then there is a transplant to Tokyo metro, Ginza line to Asakus station (about 10 minutes);
2. From the Jr Shinjuku station, we pass through the Orange Line Jr Chuo to the Kanda station (10 minutes), the transplant to the Tokyo metro, Ginza - Asakusa line.

• Works Temple from Monday to Sunday from 6.00 to 17.00.
• The entrance is free.

Tower Tokyo Tower

The need to create Tokyo Tower emerged in the Kanto region in 1953 after the start of television broadcasts of the NHK socio-legal broadcast station. After a few months, private companies advised NKH to build their own tower transmitting a signal.

After the start of communication boom, the Government of Japan was concerned that the city would be totally filled with televisions. Therefore, one powerful tower was erected, which transmitted a signal immediately throughout the region.

The founder and president of Nippon Denpato Hisaki Maeda planned to build a tower at the Empire State Building level (381 meters) or even exceeding it. However, the lack of funds made itself felt, and as a result, the tower was built such that would satisfy the needs of all stations in Kanto region within a radius of 150 kilometers.

Tokyo Tower is famous for its incredible similarity with the Paris Eiffel Tower, which, by the way, it exceeds 13 meters high. To date, it is a kind of symbol of Japan. About 2.5 million tourists visit the tower annually, and from the beginning of the discovery, about 150 million people visited. Impressive, isn't it?

Under the tower there is a four-story building, where you can purchase souvenirs, dine in restaurants or buy clothes. At the 145 meter mark is the main observatory, in which visitors can easily be without difficulty. By the way, Tokyo Tower is quite often a place of action of anime films and indicates that actions occur in the capital of Japan.

How to get to the tower?

• The most convenient to approach the tower will be from the Akebanebashi station (ODO line). To take there, you need to sit at the station Kasumigaseki (in the area of \u200b\u200bministries a lot of inputs for it), drive two stops along the Hibiya line to the Roppongi station. Put on the Oedo line and drive two more stations to Akebanebashi. Coming out of it, you will immediately see Tokyo Tower.
• The cost of the entrance ticket for adults will be 800 yen (for children - 400).
• There is a tower from Monday to Sunday from 10.00 to 21.00.

Imperial Palace Tokyo

The history of the Imperial Palace can be traced since the end of the XVI century, from the time of the board of the Tokugava IEYAS. It was he who chose this place for the construction of the palace. At that time, Tokyo (which was called then Edo) was a small town built up mostly simple barracks.

However, the city had a rather advantageous location, so soon large-scale work began on the construction of the castle. He was surrounded by walls with 20 gates and 11 security towers with 15 barracks. The five-storey construction was at that time the highest in the country - her height was 51 meters.

Edo, which is then an administrative center (1868), became the capital of Japan after moving here the emperor Mitsukhito from Kyoto, who settled in this palace. At the time of his board and later, especially during World War II, most wooden buildings in the castle burned down, so the full restoration ended only in 1968.

Currently, the emperor, empress and their daughter live near the castle (in the building for holding official ceremonies and techniques consisting of 62 rooms).

The imperial palace is famous for what is recognized as a symbol of calm and peace. You can come here in order to enjoy the gifts of nature and hide behind the high walls from the noisy megalopolis. It is located in the very center of the capital.

You can get to the Palace itself only twice a year: January 2 and December 23 (on the birthday of the emperor). These days, the whole imperial family comes out to greet a crowd.

During the rest of the time you can just walk along the outskirts of the castle or in the beautiful garden, located close to the buildings.

Garden visitors can also go through two bridges that are an input composition on the territory of the Imperial Palace. One of the bridges has a rather unusual form, because it is called "bridge-glasses" (Maiganbashi). The second bridge, the "double bridge" (Nidzubashi), used to have a two-level construction due to a special wooden mount.

• You will not get to the palace, because it is located 10 minutes walk from Tokyo station.
• Opening hours: from 9.00 to 16.00 from Tuesday to Thursday. On Mondays and Fridays, the palace is open only in special cases, for example, if there is a national holiday. In this case, the gardens close the next day. Do not forget that the palace itself is available for visiting only 2 times a year.
• The entrance is free.

Temple of Maizi

This sanctuary was built after the death of Emperor Maidi (July 30, 1912) and the Empress (April 11, 1914). Construction was completed in 1920, but the buildings were destroyed by fire during the Second World War. The reconstruction of the building was supported not only by residents of the capital, but also by many Japanese abroad and ended in October 1958.

The territory of the sanctuary is located in the center of Tokyo and has an area of \u200b\u200b708,200 square meters.

The feature of the building is that it is built in the characteristic style of Japanese temple architecture. This style is called Nagajucuri.

When it is construction used cypress from Kiso. The garden presents many species of trees and shrubs growing in Japan. During the reconstruction of the building and the renewal of the territory by residents of Japan, about 100 thousand trees and shrubs were donated.

The outer garden of Maji Jinggua, which is located in a kilometer from the inner garden, is more famous in the world as a center of Japanese sports. It was laid in the distant 1926.

In the corner of the external garden, you can see the Meidi Memorial Hall, where Cotoin's Wedding Ceremonies today continues. Previously, it was used mainly for meetings and conferences. It was in him that the draft constitution of Maidi was observed.

• You can get to the garden with the help of the metro, driving to the Harajuk station. The building is located near the same vending center.
• Works the Temple of Maidi from Monday to Friday from 4.00 to 17.00.
• The entrance is free.

Tokyo Disneyland

Building an amusement park began in the winter of 1979. It opened already several years later - April 15, 1983, becoming the first park in the world outside the United States, based on cartoons. Despite the fact that no contracts with Waltdisney companies did not conclude Tokyo Disneyland, it is the third on attendance, yielding only Florida and California.

The unique feature of this Park is that it has seven thematic complexes and another water called Disney SEA.

Each of them amazes with its incredible scales and completely different rides. The territory of the park is 47 hectares, so it will be best to move on a special train, having previously taken with you a map.

All year round there are many concerts and shows, in which all heroes from Disney cartoons are involved. For Christmas and the New Year, processions are usually arranged in the capital, where you can also see your favorite heroes of childhood. At night, you will have the opportunity to enjoy the exciting firework show. Under the salute salutes, live music sounds, which gives the real festive atmosphere to all.

• There is a park at the Tokyo Disney Resort station. You will be able to get to it on the bus (35 minutes from Tokyo station), on the subway or on JREAST trains on the Keiyo or Musashino lines.
• The mode of operation of the Park Entertainment depends on the month. In August, it is open from 8.30 to 22.00 on weekdays or from 8.00 to 22.00 on weekends. In March-April, you can visit the park from 9.00 to 22.00 on weekdays and from 8.00 to 20.00 on weekends.
• One-day ticket will cost 6200 yen adult, adolescent (12-17 years old) in 5300, and a child from 4 to 11 - in 4100.