Nikko30 km inland from Tokyo, Nikko is a popular attraction for both local and international tourists thanks mainly to the Temples of Nikko World Heritage Site.
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Kamakura - introducingtokyo]]>139.5414451,35.3278716,0YokohamaYokahama is one of Japan's most modern cities, and the second largest after Tokyo.
Yokohama - introducingtokyo]]>139.6362454,35.4434135,0Tokyo SkytreeInaugurated in 2012, the Tokyo Skytree is the tallest communications tower in Japan and one of the best viewpoints in all Tokyo.
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Haneda Airport - introducingtokyo]]>139.7798386,35.5493932,0ShinjukuThe streets of Shinjuku are the image of Tokyo we all picture in our mind's eye.
Shinjuku - introducingtokyo]]>139.700882,35.691574,0ShibuyaShibuya is one of Tokyo's most fashionable neighbourhoods.
Shibuya - introducingtokyo]]>139.700523,35.659518,0HarajukuHarajuku is the most fashionable neighbourhood in Tokyo, and also where the wildest characters hang out.
Harajuku - introducingtokyo]]>139.703087,35.669724,0AsakusaAsakusa is one of the most traditional neighbourhoods in the centre of Tokyo, where you can find the Sensoji temple, the oldest and most important in Tokyo.
Asakusa - introducingtokyo]]>139.796476,35.711975,0GinzaThroughout the 20th Century Ginza became the most modern and luxurious face of Tokyo, with wide avenues and exclusive shops all Tokyo icons.
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Akihabara - introducingtokyo]]>139.7715,35.700706,0RoppongiRoppongi is the liveliest area of Tokyo.
Roppongi - introducingtokyo]]>139.732221,35.663167,0OdaibaOdaiba is an artificial island in the Tokyo bay.
Odaiba - introducingtokyo]]>139.775341,35.628044,0Metropolitan Government BuildingThe Metropolitan Government Building is one of the tallest buildings in Tokyo.
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Tokyo National Museum - introducingtokyo]]>139.776113,35.718373,0Edo Tokyo MuseumThe Edo Tokyo Museum narrates the history of this megaopolis from the end of the 15th century right up until the industrial revolution.
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