Tokyo, neon lights, temples and Mount Fuji
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Tokyo changes its face from one district to the next. You go from the calm of a Shinto shrine to the crowds of the Shibuya crossing, then to alleys of izakayas where diners sit elbow to elbow.
Plan for Senso-ji Temple in Asakusa, Meiji Shrine, Shinjuku, Harajuku and Akihabara. Gardens and markets complete the picture.
Mount Fuji is within reach on a day trip from Tokyo. The tour to Fuji and Hakone, returning by bullet train, combines mountain views, a lake and a ride on the shinkansen.
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Guide · 4 min readMount Fuji and Hakone from Tokyo in one dayA coach in the morning to Fuji's 5th Station, the ropeway and Lake Ashi in the afternoon, the Shinkansen to get back: here is how the day unfolds and what to know before booking.Asakusa and Senso-ji Temple, Meiji Shrine, the Shibuya crossing, Shinjuku, Harajuku and Akihabara. Tsukiji Outer Market remains a great spot to taste seafood.
The city is huge: a short stay shows you the main districts, and every extra day reveals more. Keep a day for Mount Fuji or Hakone.
Spring for the cherry blossoms and fall for the red maples draw many travelers. Summer is hot and humid, winter dry and often sunny.
The easiest way is a day trip with transport included. Some tours combine the Mount Fuji area, Hakone and a return by bullet train.
Tokyo Disney Resort, the Ghibli Museum, aquariums and colorful districts like Harajuku appeal to children. Clean, punctual trains make getting around easy.