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  2. Looking for the best way to spend 2 days in Tokyo? Find out what to do and see in Tokyo with this complete 2 day Tokyo itinerary. This Tokyo itinerary also shows you how to get around Tokyo, where to stay in Tokyo and other practical tips to visit Tokyo.

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  3. trulytokyo.com › tokyo-2-day-itineraryTokyo 2-Day Itinerary

    • Itinerary Summary
    • Day 1: Modern Tokyo/West Side
    • Day 2: Traditional Tokyo/East Side
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    Two days allows you to experience traditional and modern Tokyo.
    Base yourself somewhere central to save time.
    On Day 1, visit modern Tokyo on the west side.
    On Day 2, visit traditional Tokyo on the east side.
    8:30am: Head up to Harajuku, using the JR Yamanote Line to Harajuku Station or the Chiyoda subway line to Meiji-Jingumae/Harajuku Station.
    9:00am: Arrive in Harajuku and walk west across the bridge and into the lovely forest surrounding Meiji-jingu Shrine. Explore the shrine and then return to Harajuku Station then walk east on Omotes...
    11:00am: Walk back to the intersection of Omotesandoand Aoyama-dori and take the Ginza subway line west to Shibuya.
    11:15am: Arrive in Shibuya and exit the station via the Hachiko exit and then cross the famous Shibuya Crossing. Have a light snack and/or a cup of coffee to sustain you until 1:00pm (the restauran...
    9:00am: Head up to Asakusa. The Ginza subway line is a good way to get there from many parts of Tokyo. Asakusa is the spiritual heart of Tokyo and a good place to start your day. Visit Senso-ji Tem...
    10:30am: Take the Ginza subway line three stops west to Ueno.
    11:00am: Arrive in Ueno. Take the exit for Ueno-koen Park and walk north across the park to the superb Tokyo National Museum. After visiting the museum, walk south to Tosho-gu Shrine and then make...
    1:00pm: Take the JR Yamanote Line south to Tokyo Station. Eat lunch in or around Tokyo Station. See the Tokyo Station AreaPlaces to Eat section for my recommendations.
    If you're only going to be in the city for two days, you should try to base yourself in a central location so you don't waste time moving around. I'd suggest Shinjuku, Shibuya, Ginza or the Tokyo S...
    On Day 2, another good option for the afternoon is the Edo-Tokyo Museum. It's easy to reach from Asakusa, Ueno or Tokyo Station.
    On Day 2, if you start the day at Tsukiji Fish Market, after visiting the market, you can head up to Asakusa using the Sumida River Line from Hama Rikyu Pier. This boat is a relaxing way to make th...
    Don't try to do any more than this on two days in Tokyo – you'll tire yourself out. If you want to relax, subtract one or two places from this itinerary. As usual, it's better to enjoy a few places...
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  5. A slight bow is usually enough for travelers, but deeper bows signify greater respect. 2. Quiet Public Behavior. Public spaces like trains and buses are usually very quiet. Keep your voice low and avoid making phone calls. It’s also polite to switch your phone to silent mode. 3. Wait in Line.

  6. May 4, 2024 · Explore Tokyo; from skyscrapers to shrines in 2 days. Dive into our 2 days Tokyo itinerary for top sights, ensuring a memorable first impression of Tokyo.

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  8. Feb 6, 2019 · 1. Shinjuku Gyoen - 9:00 AM. What better way to begin your Tokyo adventure than by getting into a zen-like state of mind with a walk through an authentic Japanese garden? Despite its location in the heart of the city, Shinjuku Gyoen’s massive public green space feels far removed from the non-stop pace of its urban surroundings.