A historic Japanese garden with a Tokugawa-Shogun legacy nestled at the foot of skyscrapers. Despite being in the heart of the city, it maintains its natural greenery. Enjoy a spectacular view of Hamarikyu Gardens from Conrad Tokyo.

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Within walking distance from Conrad Tokyo, Ginza is a historic shopping and entertainment district and home to department stores, high-end jewelry and fashion brands. It is also a bustling entertainment area with a variety of dining scenes for people to enjoy.

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Tsukiji, which has long supported Tokyo’s dining tables as the city’s top market, still boasts over 400 specialty shops, where you can enjoy food tours and shopping for seasonal ingredients even after moving its market functions to Toyosu.

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Toyosu Market relocated from Tsukiji Market in 2018. People can visit auctions, events, retail, and dining establishments. The early morning tuna auctions are particularly famous, offering fresh seafood and gourmet food.

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Tokyo Tower has been a beloved symbol of Tokyo since 1958. From the observation deck, you can see landmarks such as Mount Fuji, Mount Tsukuba, Tokyo Skytree, and Tokyo Gate Bridge.

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Once the site of Edo Castle, it is now the residence of the Emperor’s family. The grounds are surrounded by moats, and you can enjoy strolling through the lush natural surroundings. Additionally, there are parks, art museums, and history museums to explore.