-The streets of Tokyo at night are fascinating. For this reason, Tokyo Tourism recommends visitors to the city to go out at night, and enjoy and learn about the “other Tokyo” aside from the daytime guided visits.
-Savour the Japanese gastronomy in an izakaya bar, visit art galleries, immerse yourself in the adventure of the terraces and vantage points, dance in the nightclubs and pubs, enjoy the festivals and live music. These are just some of the options the Japanese capital offers visitors to the city.
Tokyo is one of the world’s top cities when it comes to things for tourists to see and do, there’s an endless diversity of possibilities for travellers visiting the city to enjoy 24 hours a day. As a result, Tokyo Tourism recommends visitors enjoy the different range of activities available in the city after the sun sets for the day – this is the ideal moment of the day to see Tokyo in all its splendour with an infinite palette of colours.
Tokyo by night is considered to be one of the world’s most spectacular light shows. The city’s abundant neon lights flood the streets and the immense skyscrapers that colour the city are just two of the many things which impress visitors most.
Plans to enjoy in Tokyo
The Japanese capital offers an infinite number of plans to suit all tastes. From chill-out spots where you can enjoy a chat with your loved ones or meet new people to others more entertaining where you can dance the night away.
Visitors can discover the izakaya bars in Nakameguro, Ueno and Yarakucho to enjoy a variety of dishes and snacks, stroll through the different streets in the city, check out the lively Shibuya district or admire the spectacular works of art in the galleries that stay open until the early hours of the morning.
Furthermore, visitors can enjoy the many traditional festivals, live music events, and discover the pubs and nightclubs in the Shibuya, Shinjuku and Roppongi districts.
Draw inspiration from above
It’s no secret that Tokyo is full of neon lights and well-lit tall buildings, but there are also other places to enjoy a bird’s eye view with the light of the stars and beautiful landscapes like Monte Fuji in the horizon as a backdrop.
Some of the most impressive spots are the World Trade Center Building Observatory Seaside Top to capture the memory of the bay and Tokyo Tower; the Mori Tower Sky Deck in the luxurious Roppongi Hills, which is on the 53rd floor of the Mori Art Museum; the iconic Tokyo SkyTree, the tallest structure in Japan standing at 634m; or the immense Tokyo Tower, which has been welcoming visitors to the city since 1958.
