Mt Fuji and Hakone 1-Day Bus Tour Return by Bullet Train
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€350
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With 5 days in Tokyo, you'll have time to experience the city's highlights. The city reveals itself in layers. Explore the narrow, lantern-lined alleys of Asakusa leading to the incense-clouded Senso-ji Temple, then ascend the Tokyo Skytree for a dizzying view of the endless urban sprawl.
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Day-by-Day Itinerary
Day 1: Arrival & First Impressions
Start your Tokyo adventure by getting your bearings and exploring the city's most iconic landmarks. Take time to soak in the atmosphere and discover why this destination captures the hearts of millions.
1
Senso-ji Temple
Visit Tokyo's oldest Buddhist temple, dating back to 645 AD, with its iconic red lantern gate.
⏱️ 1-2 hours
💡 Tip: Visit early morning (before 7 AM) for a peaceful experience. The nearby Nakamise shopping street opens at 10.
2
Shibuya Crossing
Experience the world's busiest pedestrian crossing, with up to 3,000 people crossing at once.
⏱️ 1 hour
💡 Tip: View from Starbucks or Shibuya Sky observation deck for the best photos.
Day 2: Local Life & Neighborhoods
Experience Tokyo like a local today. Wander through authentic neighborhoods, discover hidden cafes, and get a taste of everyday life in Japan.
1
Meiji Shrine
Find serenity in this forested Shinto shrine dedicated to Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken.
⏱️ 1-1.5 hours
💡 Tip: Free entry. Sunday mornings may have traditional wedding processions.
2
Tokyo Skytree
Ascend Japan's tallest structure for360-degree views stretching to Mount Fuji on clear days.
⏱️ 1.5-2 hours
💡 Tip: Visit at sunset for day and night views. The attached Solamachi mall has great food options.
Day 3: Art, History & Discovery
Uncover layers of history that shaped Tokyo. From ancient remains to modern marvels, today reveals the stories behind the city's evolution.
1
Tsukiji Fish Market
Experience the outer market with fresh sushi, tamagoyaki, and Japanese kitchen tools.
⏱️ 2 hours
💡 Tip: The inner wholesale market moved to Toyosu, but the outer market remains vibrant.
2
Shinjuku District
Explore neon-lit streets, department stores, and the famous Golden Gai bar alley.
⏱️ 3-4 hours
💡 Tip: Visit the free Tokyo Metropolitan Government observation deck. Memory Lane (Omoide Yokocho) has great yakitori.
Day 4: Day Trip to Mount Takao
Leave Tokyo behind for a day and head to Mount Takao (50 min by train (Keio Line from Shinjuku Station)).
1
Mount Takao
A popular hiking destination for Tokyoites, offering well-maintained trails through cedar forests to a mountain temple. Easily accessible, it provides a fantastic nature escape with panoramic views of Mount Fuji on clear days.
⏱️ Full day
💡 Tip: Highlights: Yakuoin Temple on the summit, Hiking trails (Trail 1 is most popular), Takao-san Cable Car or Chairlift, Beer garden at the mountain base in summer.
Day 5: Asakusa & Hidden Gems
Spend your last day away from the main sights: slow down in Asakusa and seek out a few places most visitors to Tokyo never find.
1
Asakusa
Tokyo's old downtown, retaining the atmosphere of the Edo period. The main draw is Senso-ji, the city's oldest temple, approached via the bustling Nakamise-dori shopping street. The area is dotted with traditional shops, rickshaw pullers, and views of the Tokyo Skytree across the Sumida River.
⏱️ Half day
💡 Tip: Don't miss: Senso-ji Temple & Kaminarimon Gate, Nakamise-dori shopping street, Sumida River cruise departure point.
2
Institute for Nature Study
A protected, wild forest in the heart of Meguro, managed by the National Museum of Nature and Science.
⏱️ 1-2 hours
💡 Tip: It's a completely untouched, secondary forest where nature has been left to reclaim the land, offering serene walking paths and wildlife spotting minutes from bustling Shibuya.
3
Kagurazaka Ishikawa
A tiny, exclusive kaiseki restaurant in the Kagurazaka geisha district, holding three Michelin stars.
⏱️ 1-2 hours
💡 Tip: With only a handful of counter seats, it offers an intimate, ultra-refined dining experience focused on seasonal ingredients. Reservations are notoriously difficult but represent the pinnacle of Japanese cuisine.
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Why Visit Tokyo
For Access to World-Class Day Trips: Use Tokyo's efficient rail network to visit the Great Buddha of Kamakura, hike the sacred trails of Mount Takao, or explore the historic temples and streets of Nikko, a UNESCO World Heritage site, all within a 90-minute journey.
For the Pursuit of Omotenashi (Japanese Hospitality): Experience the profound, anticipatory service found everywhere, from luxury ryokan and department stores to humble izakayas. It’s a culture that elevates every interaction, ensuring respect and meticulous attention to detail.
For Unparalleled Culinary Depth: Beyond world-class sushi at places like Sukiyabashi Jiro or Sushi Saito, Tokyo boasts more Michelin stars than any other city. Dive into steaming bowls of ramen in Shinjuku's Golden Gai, sample monjayaki in Tsukishima, or experience the theatrical precision of a tempura master in Ginza.
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How much do 5 days in Tokyo cost?
Plan on roughly €350 on a budget, €835 mid-range or €1,590 for a comfortable trip, per person and excluding travel to Tokyo.
| Budget | Mid-range | Comfort | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Accommodation (per night) | €45 | €110 | €200 |
| Food and drinks (per day) | €16 | €35 | €68 |
| Sightseeing and activities (per day) | €9 | €22 | €50 |
| Total per day | €70 | €167 | €318 |
| Total for 5 days | €350 | €835 | €1,590 |
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Where to stay in Tokyo
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Travel Tips
- 1Book accommodation in the city center for easy access to attractions. Tokyo is best explored by combining walking with public transport.
- 2The best time to visit Tokyo is March to May (cherry blossoms), September to November. Shoulder seasons offer fewer crowds and pleasant weather.
- 3The local currency is Japanese Yen (¥). Carry some cash for small vendors and markets.
- 4A few words in Japanese go a long way with locals. Even "please" and "thank you" will earn smiles.
- 5Download offline maps and translation apps before your trip. WiFi can be spotty in historic areas.
- 65 days gives you time to see the highlights and discover some hidden gems.
Must-Try Food in Tokyo
Sushi (Nigiri)
Ramen (Shoyu, Shio, or Tonkotsu broth)
Tempura
Yakitori (grilled chicken skewers)
💡 For the best sushi without breaking the bank, head to the standing sushi bars (tachigui) in Tsukiji Outer Market or the basement depachika (food halls) of major department stores like Isetan.
Neighborhoods to Explore in Tokyo
Shinjuku
The ultimate expression of Tokyo's hyper-energy, Shinjuku is a district of stark contrasts.
Shibuya
The pulsing heart of youth culture, fashion, and constant motion.
Ginza
Tokyo's upscale, polished face of luxury shopping, fine dining, and art.
Day Trip Ideas
With 5 days in Tokyo, you have time for a memorable day trip. Here are some great options nearby:
Kamakura
60 min by train (JR Yokosuka Line from Tokyo Station)
A coastal town known as the former political capital of Japan, offering a relaxed atmosphere with numerous temples, shrines, and the iconic Great Buddha (Daibutsu).
Nikko
2 hours by train (Tobu or JR lines from Asakusa/Shinjuku)
A UNESCO World Heritage site nestled in the mountains, famous for the lavishly decorated Toshogu Shrine, the final resting place of Tokugawa Ieyasu.
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