Tokyo

Major Tokyo district built around the world's busiest railway station. Mix of modern skyscrapers, shopping areas, and green spaces like Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden. Notable for the Metropolitan Government Building and Kabukicho nightlife area.

Shinjuku

Historic major railway station in central Tokyo, serving both local and bullet trains (Shinkansen). Features restored Marunouchi building facade and extensive shopping/dining options. Near Imperial Palace.

Tokyo Station

Major district in northwest Tokyo centered around one of the city's busiest stations. Known for shopping, entertainment, and Sunshine City complex with aquarium and observation deck. Popular for Japanese pop culture, especially along Otome Road.

Ikebukuro

Major airport in Ōta, close to central Tokyo, and Japan's busiest airport. One of two airports serving Tokyo (with Narita), primarily handling domestic flights. Features observation decks, shopping, dining, and the Japan Airlines SKY MUSEUM.

Haneda Airport

Historic district centered around Sensoji, one of Japan's oldest Buddhist temples. The approach to the temple, Nakamise shopping street, offers traditional snacks and souvenirs. Area features local performances, Japanese cuisine, and views of Tokyo Skytree.

Asakusa

World's busiest railway station in central Tokyo, serving as a major transit hub for JR trains, private railways, and subway lines. Surrounded by shopping districts, entertainment zones, and landmarks like the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building.

Shinjuku Station

Tokyo's premier shopping and cultural district, known for luxury boutiques, department stores, and fine dining. Features the traditional Kabukiza Theater. The main street, Chuo Dori, becomes pedestrian-only on weekends.

Ginza

Major Tokyo railway station connecting JR East, Tokyo Metro, and private rail lines. Famous for its multi-directional scramble crossing where pedestrians cross in all directions. Surrounded by trendy shopping, dining, and nightlife districts.

Shibuya Station

Major Tokyo railway station with multiple train line connections, surrounded by department stores and entertainment complexes. Known for shopping and dining, plus nearby Sunshine City and anime/manga fan culture along Otome Road.

Ikebukuro Station

Major railway station in Tokyo's Shibuya area, recently renovated with modern facilities. Key stop for accessing Harajuku district's fashion scene and cultural sites including Takeshita Street, Omotesando, and Meiji Shrine.

Harajuku Station

Artificial island in Tokyo Bay transformed into a modern entertainment district. Features shopping malls, the Fuji TV Building, and entertainment venues with interactive exhibits. Home to Miraikan science museum, Gundam displays, and the Tokyo Big Sight exhibition center.

Odaiba

Historic marketplace known for fresh seafood and traditional Japanese cuisine. Network of narrow streets packed with restaurants, food shops, and kitchenware stores. Though the main fish market moved to Toyosu, the area remains a popular dining destination.

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