welcome to Tokyo

If you’re visiting Tokyo for the first time, you probably don’t know where to go sightseeing or what to buy.
Read this article to get rid of all those worries.
In this blog, I will introduce some essential and popular plans for sightseeing in Tokyo.

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When you come to Tokyo, the first thing you should do is purchase a subway pass, which is a great deal! This allows you to ride the trains as much as you like, although it is based on a time system.
The Tokyo Subway Ticket is an unlimited pass for tourists visiting Tokyo, allowing them to use all Tokyo Metro and Toei Subway lines. Here are the key points:
Types and Prices:
24-hour Ticket: 800 yen (Adult), 400 yen (Child)
48-hour Ticket: 1,200 yen (Adult), 600 yen (Child)
72-hour Ticket: 1,500 yen (Adult), 750 yen (Child)
Validity:
The pass is valid for 24, 48, or 72 hours from the time of first use, not calendar days.
For example, if you activate a 24-hour pass at 2:00 PM, it’s valid until 2:00 PM the next day.
Coverage:
Unlimited rides on all Tokyo Metro and Toei Subway lines.
Covers most popular tourist sites in Tokyo.
Eligibility:
Available only to foreign tourists visiting Japan.
Also available for domestic visitors residing outside Tokyo and surrounding prefectures.
Purchase locations:
Airports (Haneda and Narita)
Major subway stations
Electronic retail stores
Online reservation is available for airport pickup

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Iconic sights from a new perspective
Zoom past Tokyo Tower, navigate Shibuya Crossing, and cruise through Akihabara’s neon-lit streets.
Costume fun
Dress up as your favorite character for added excitement. It’s cosplay on wheels!
Safe and guided
Professional guides ensure your safety throughout the tour, allowing you to focus on the fun.
Choose your route
With multiple courses available, you can explore different parts of Tokyo, from the futuristic Odaiba to the traditional Asakusa.
Day or night options
Experience the city’s energy during the day or see it transformed by dazzling lights at night.
Remember
A valid international driver’s license is required. Tours typically last 1-3 hours and cover various Tokyo districts.

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Authentic Action
Watch real former sumo wrestlers battle it out in a traditional dohyo (ring). Feel the excitement as these giants clash!
Cultural Immersion
Learn about sumo’s rich history, rituals, and traditions from expert commentators. Gain insights into the daily lives of sumo wrestlers.
Interactive Elements
Many shows allow you to try sumo moves or enjoy a photo opportunity with the wrestlers. Some even let you step into the ring wearing a sumo suit!
Taste of Sumo Life
Sample chanko nabe, the hearty stew that fuels sumo athletes. Experience the unique cuisine of the sumo world.
Year-round Availability
No need to wait for official tournaments – enjoy sumo action any time of year at various venues across Tokyo.
English-friendly
Many shows cater to international visitors with English explanations, making it easy to follow along.

Whether you’re a sports enthusiast or simply curious about Japanese culture, a Tokyo sumo show promises an exhilarating and educational experience. Don’t miss this chance to see Japan’s gentle giants in action!