Tourist places you should not forget in Tokyo

Arabiaweather.com - Ismail Qasimi - Tokyo is the largest and most crowded city in the world, so you can expect the amount of fun that awaits you there, especially with the large number of tourist attractions, but there are a group of attractions that you should not forget during your trip.

tokyo tower

It is considered like the Eiffel Tower, especially since its design is not much different from the Eiffel Tower in Paris, and it was built in 1958 to indicate Japan's openness to a new era of development. The color of the tower changes according to the seasons, it is orange in winter and spring, then white in summer and autumn.

Ginza District

A huge and world-famous commercial area, it was established in 1612 AD during the Edo period when Japan began to open its doors to foreign trade, and it flourished more during the 18th century, and it still includes everything you need from business and trade offices, shops, restaurants and galleries.

Kabuki Theatre

If you are a fan of culture and the arts, do not miss visiting the main theater in Tokyo, to enjoy the traditional Japanese drama known as Kabuki Ime. The theater is located in the Harumi-dori area and was rebuilt in 1921 after a fire destroyed the original theater, which was built in 1889.

Imperial Palace

It is located in the Chiyoda area, and it is the main residence of the Emperor of Japan, as it appears from its name. It includes a large, spacious garden and a number of imperial buildings in which the ruling families lived. You can easily reach this famous tourist attraction due to its proximity to Tokyo Station.

Asakusa district

It is considered one of the most important and famous recreational areas in the capital, Tokyo, and it is located specifically in the famous Taito neighborhood, where there are many art galleries open to the masses, and the street is a center for events, festivals, and the parades that always accompany them.

Shinjuku Park

One of the most famous gardens and landmarks also in Tokyo is this large garden that covers an area of 58 hectares, and its establishment dates back to the Edo era, but it was opened to the public only recently to enjoy watching the designs of Japanese gardens that are characterized by ponds and lakes with thousands of plants and trees.

Disneyland Park

It is considered the first park established by Disneyland outside the territory of the United States, and it was built in 1983 in the western region of the capital, and it is one of the most visited entertainment attractions in the world, with more than 13 million visitors annually.

Tokyo Dome stadium

"Tokyo Dome" is a large hall dedicated to various sports and can accommodate 55,000 people. It was opened in 1988 and hosted many sports activities and artistic concerts.