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  • Akihabara 秋葉原

    Akihabara 秋葉原

    Akihabara est un quartier de Tokyo situé à cheval sur les arrondissements de Chiyoda et de Taitō. Il est célèbre pour ses très nombreuses boutiques d’électronique et pour les mangas.

  • Musée Ghibli de Mitaka

    Musée Ghibli de Mitaka

    Japan’s leading animation producer is without a doubt Studio Ghibli, having produced 6 of the 10 highest-grossing films in Japan. The studio is known for…

  • Ginza

    Ginza

    Ginza is a district in central Tokyo, and its name means ‘silver place’ when translated to English. That still holds true today, as it is one of the most high-end shopping districts of Japan.

  • Quartier de la gare de Hamamatsucho

    Quartier de la gare de Hamamatsucho

    Hamamatsucho station in Tokyo is a big station on the JR Yamanote and Keihin-Tohoku lines, Toei Oedo and Asakusa lines, and the Tokyo Monorail to go to Haneda Airport, so it is a well-connected area.

  • Aéroport de Haneda

    Aéroport de Haneda

    Haneda airport is located less than 30 minutes and 15 km south-east of central Tokyo. The airport is well linked to central Tokyo…

  • hexaRide VR à Odaiba

    Hidden within a magnificent shopping center in Odaiba is an attraction that is for those who are looking to dive into the world of virtual reality. hexaRide is a fun virtual reality ride that lets you watch a 10-minute anime movie in VR.

  • Mt. Takao

    Mt. Takao

    Mt. Takao was introduced in the Michelin Green Guides for Travel and Tourism as a place that is relatively close to the center of Tokyo where you can discover the ‘real Japan’, and it is quite a popular destination among foreigners, especially for those who live in Japan long term.

  • Musée National de Tokyo

    Musée National de Tokyo

    Le Musée National de Tokyo a été inauguré en 1872 et c’est le plus ancien et le plus grand musée au Japon. Ce musée possède plus de 119.000 pièces incluant 89 objets classés trésor national et 644 objets classés bien culturel important.

  • Odaiba

    The island became very popular with young people, especially young couples who flock to shopping and amusement treats like Joypolis, a virtual reality emporium, Oedo Monogatari onsen, a theme park with…

  • Roppongi

    Roppongi

    Il y a vingt ans, n’importe quel habitant de Tokyo pouvait vous dire exactement ce que vous pouviez faire pendant la journée à Roppongi : rien. Depuis la fin de la Seconde Guerre mondiale, Roppongi était un quartier miteux qu’il valait mieux éviter. C’était le lieu de la criminalité, le siège des casernes des forces…

  • Shibuya

    Shibuya

    Right after crossing the scramble crossing, you will find the birthplace of many Japanese fashion trends, Center Gai. This is a pedestrian zone located in the heart of Shibuya, lined with shops, boutiques, and game centers. At night, the street is filled with young people heading to restaurants, bars, and nightclubs. This is the nightlife…

  • Shinjuku et la Mairie de Tokyo

    Shinjuku et la Mairie de Tokyo

    Shinjuku is known for its impressive streets full of neon signs. Throughout the territory, there is a wide variety of international cuisine and hundreds of department stores ranging from clothing stores to high-tech devices.

  • Tokyo Skytree

    Tokyo Skytree

    The Tokyo Sky Tree is the holder of the record for the world’s tallest tower. Along with becoming a major tourist attraction, the structure’s main purpose is as a television and radio broadcasting tower.

  • Harajuku

    Harajuku

    Harajuku is home to some of the city’s best art galleries, museums and design book stores, but let’s start with the area’s most famous highlight, Takeshita Street.

  • Marchés de Tsukiji et de Toyosu

    Marchés de Tsukiji et de Toyosu

    In 2018, the fish market (including the famous tuna auction) and the wholesale markets moved from Tsukiji to Toyosu. Some of the restaurants and shops stayed behind in Tsukiji…

  • Tour de Tokyo 東京タワー

    Tour de Tokyo 東京タワー

    La Tour de Tokyo est achevée en 1958 et fondée sur le concept de la tour Eiffel. Elle mesure 333 mètres

  • Parc d’Ueno

    Parc d’Ueno

    In the Ueno park there are many temples and museums, and it is one of the best places to enjoy the cherry blossoms in spring.

  • Temple Zojoji

    Temple Zojoji

    This former family temple of the shogunal family during the Edo period is a must-see if you are in the area. There is an impressive garden with a large number of jizo statues, and daily Buddhist ceremonies are held.

  • Ikebukuro

    Ikebukuro

    North-west of central Tokyo is one of the most active centers in the city. Being the third busiest station in Tokyo, Ikebukuro is an area that offers a variety of activities for all audiences. Ikebukuro is one of the meeting places for young people, so you can see groups of friends walking through the district.

  • Maison de bains Oedo Onsen Monogatari

    Maison de bains Oedo Onsen Monogatari

    Oedo Onsen Monogatari is an onsen theme park and was created to resemble a bathhouse in the Edo period (1603-1868). Upon arrival, you choose a design of yukata (summer kimono) and…