Tokyo Travel Guide: Where Tradition Meets Technology

  • Capital - Tokyo
  • Currency - Japon Yeni (JPY)
  • Language - Japanese

With its neon-lit avenues and historic temples, Tokyo brings East and West, tradition and the future together. From the bustling Shibuya crossing to the peaceful atmosphere of Senso-ji Temple, the city offers a unique experience to every visitor.

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Unique Culinary Culture

A wide range from street food to Michelin-starred restaurants.

Harmony of Tradition and Modernity

Ancient temples and skyscrapers share the same skyline.

Best Time to Visit

Spring (Mar-May)
50-68°F, mild, cherry blossom season
Highlights:
  • Sakura (cherry blossom) season
  • Hanami park picnics
Late March to early April is most popular — book early.
Summer (Jun-Aug)
72-88°F, hot and humid
Highlights:
  • Summer festivals (matsuri)
  • Fireworks displays
June is rainy season — carry an umbrella.
Autumn (Sep-Nov)
54-73°F, mild, autumn foliage
Highlights:
  • Momiji (autumn leaves) season
  • Lower humidity, pleasant weather
Alongside cherry blossom season, one of the most popular times.
Winter (Dec-Feb)
36-50°F, cold and dry
Highlights:
  • Winter illumination festivals
  • Quieter tourist sites
Snow is rare but nights can be quite cold.

Questions & Answer

Yes, a Japan visa is required; Marina Turizm provides consultancy for the application process.
The subway and train network is extremely comprehensive and punctual; a Suica/Pasmo card makes it easy to use.
The Japanese Yen (JPY) is used. Cash is still widely used, as credit cards aren't accepted everywhere.