Explore Tokyo’s vibrant culture with Piri Guide, your personal travel guide. Our location-based audio tours in Tokyo provide a unique experience that lets you dive into the heart of Tokyo’s modern and traditional fusion.
Join us on an unforgettable journey through the tranquil oasis of Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden, where the beauty of nature thrives amidst the urban landscape. We’ll then venture into the dynamic Shinjuku City, a district that encapsulates Tokyo’s vibrant urban energy. Omoide Yokochō, also known as Memory Lane or Piss Alley, is our next destination—a place where tradition and contemporary culture converge over delectable street food. Our guide will introduce you to the flavors and history of this iconic alley.
The Meiji Shrine, nestled in the heart of bustling Tokyo, is a place of serenity and spirituality. At the Hachikō Memorial Statue, you’ll hear the heartwarming tale of Hachikō, the loyal dog that touched the world with its devotion. We’ll continue our journey through the iconic Tokyo Tower, a symbol of the city. Ginza, known for its luxury and shopping, is our next stop. Our guide will walk you through the history and cultural significance of this upscale district.Next, we’ll explore The Imperial Palace, set against the backdrop of modern Tokyo. Finally, we’ll conclude our journey at Sensō-ji Temple, a place of devotion and cultural heritage.
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It’s essential to make restaurant reservations in advance, especially in a city known for long waiting lines. We recommend booking your dining spots when you book your flight and accommodation.
To ensure a smooth journey between these Tokyo attractions, please note that subway lines may have varying operating hours. Check schedules in advance for these routes:
Shinjuku City to Meiji Shrine: Take the JR Yamanote Line from Shinjuku Station and disembark at Harajuku Station.
Hachikō Memorial Statue to Tokyo Tower: Start with the Hanzomon Line at Shibuya Station, transfer to the Hibiya Line at Suitengumae Station, and exit at Kamiyacho Station.
Tokyo Tower to Tsukiji Outer Market: Utilize the Toei Oedo Line from Akabanebashi Station, alighting at Tsukijishijo Station.
Imperial Palace to Kaminarimon Gate: From Takebashi Station, choose between two lines—Tozai Line (blue) toward Nihombashi Station or Hanzomon Line (purple) toward Oshiage/Skytree Station. Exit at Asakusa Station.
While exploring Tokyo, consider obtaining a “Pasmo Card.” This rechargeable smart card provides convenient and seamless travel via public transportation in Tokyo and surrounding areas. Widely accepted on trains, subways, buses, and some taxis, you can purchase a Pasmo card at airports, subway stations, and convenience stores. A passport is all you need to verify your traveler status, and you can easily add more credit as required.
In Tokyo, cash is king, and many businesses, including upscale restaurants, may not accept credit cards. The best way to obtain Japanese yen is through ATMs once you arrive in Japan; there’s no need to exchange currency prior to your trip.
Please note that Tokyo lacks public trash bins, yet the city maintains a high standard of cleanliness. To do your part, carry a bag for your waste, following the local practice. a convenient way to explore and make the most of your visit to Lisbon.
For an uninterrupted and enjoyable audio tour experience, it is highly recommended that you begin the tour with your phone fully charged.
