Spring (March–May)
🌸 Cherry blossom (Sakura) season Peak: Late March to early April in Tokyo Book hotels early — it’s the busiest season!
Tokyo Travel
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Tokyo is a city of contrasts: ancient shrines beside robotic cafés, sumo stables near startup towers. From neon-lit Shibuya nights to peaceful walks in Meiji Shrine, Tokyo offers both intensity and calm — ideal for first-time visitors, digital nomads, and business travelers alike.
🛂 Visa at a Glance
Section titled “🛂 Visa at a Glance”✅ 90 days visa exemption 🧾 Must show return/onward ticket 🏨 Hotel booking recommended for smooth entry
❌ Visa required 💻 Apply via Japan eVISA ⏳ Processing: ~5–7 business days
✅ 90 days visa-free 💼 Tourism and short-term business allowed ⛔ No employment or long-term residence
📍 Best Times to Visit Tokyo
Section titled “📍 Best Times to Visit Tokyo”Autumn (October–November)
🍁 Kōyō (fall foliage) in parks and temples Mild weather, fewer tourists Ideal for walking tours and photography
Avoid: Mid-August & Golden Week
Summer is hot & humid (35°C+). Golden Week (end of April–early May) causes crowding and closures.
🧭 First-Time Traveler Setup
Section titled “🧭 First-Time Traveler Setup”- ✈️ Arrive Haneda (HND) is closer; Narita (NRT) better for intercontinental flights. 2. 🚆 Transport Buy a Suica or Pasmo card for metro, buses, and convenience stores. 3. 🧳 Check In Roppongi for nightlife, Asakusa for tradition, Shinjuku for city vibes. 4. 🌐 Stay Connected Rent pocket Wi-Fi or activate an eSIM at the airport.
🗺️ Must-See Districts & Landmarks
Section titled “🗺️ Must-See Districts & Landmarks”Shibuya & Shinjuku
Neon lights, arcades, fashion streets, and the busiest pedestrian crossing on Earth.
Asakusa & Ueno
Traditional Tokyo: Senso-ji temple, street food, parks, and museums.
Odaiba
A futuristic island with a giant Gundam statue, shopping malls, and beach vibes.
🎎 Cultural Etiquette
Section titled “🎎 Cultural Etiquette”📅 Major Holidays (Plan Around These!)
Section titled “📅 Major Holidays (Plan Around These!)”New Year (Shōgatsu)
Jan 1–3: Many businesses are closed; temples get crowded for “first prayer” visits (hatsumōde)
Golden Week
Late April–early May: 4 national holidays in one week — expect high domestic travel and hotel prices.
Obon
Mid-August: A Buddhist holiday to honor ancestors. Families travel home. Book ahead!