A megacity, dynamic, and feverishly colorful, Tokyo offers us a wicked style, as sung by a popular pop singer, like no other city could. It's quite easy to lose your senses in the vast neon jungles, shopping hotspots, and electronic racket of Shibuya, Shinjuku, Akihabara, and other districts… Experience the hip and modern then—along with the enticingly traditional—in this two-day trip guide to the Japanese capital.

Day 1
Sights and sounds

Pay homage to modern Japan’s first emperor at the Meiji Shrine. Take a leisurely stroll inside the Imperial Palace East Garden. Visit Sensoji Temple (Tokyo’s oldest) and grab a gift item from one of the many shops lining Nakamise Dori Street. Let the shopping extravaganza continue in Ginza district. Cruise around Tokyo Bay aboard the luxurious Symphony. And would you leave Tokyo without a taste of its nightlife? After a Japanese dinner, proceed to Roppongi Hills to party hard and loud.



Tokyo Night Life
Panoramic Tokyo

Day 2
Panorama

Be in awe of the celebrated Mt Fuji as viewed from the 5th Station. Acquaint yourself with the volcano’s rich history in exhibits inside the Mt. Fuji Visitor Center. After a spectacular view of the snow-capped peak, delight in a wonderful cruise on Lake Ashi. Sample a scrumptious Japanese fare for lunch as well.



Mt Fuji Hakone 1 Day Return By Shinkansen

Day 3