Tokyo map with all the city’s monuments, museums and attractions. Plan your trip with our Tokyo interactive map.

Discover the major points of interest in Tokyo: the Metropolitan Government Building, Yoyogi Park and the Tsukiji Market.

Tokyo Travel Guide. General Information; Top attractions; Getting to Tokyo; Transport; Shopping; Restaurants; Accommodation; Map; Activities

The Tokyo metrois, along with the Yamanote line, the quickest way to get around the city and its outskirts. Learn everything you need to know about it.

Its wide avenues full of high-end shops make for a cosmopolitan Tokyo. Ginza competes with Omotesando for the attention of the most demanding of fashionistas. What to see in Ginza. There are various points of interest in Ginza which you should not miss. We recommend that you take a map of the area in the station to ensure you don't get lost.

The Yamanote line is the most important train line in Tokyo, a circular elevated line operated by the Japan Rail company. The time it takes to make a complete tour of the city (35 km) is approximately an hour.

Find out what necessary documents, passports and visas needed to travel to Tokyo and Japan. Do I need a visa? Can I travel with just my passport?

High quality images of Tokyo to discover the best of the Japanese city and its most outstanding monuments. Discover Shinjuku, Shibuya and the rest of the city before you travel!

The Edo-Tokyo Museum exhibition is organised so that, as you advance from room to room you will see the various historical monuments of the city. After you cross the replica of the Nihonbashi bridge (the first bridge in Tokyo, and its centre point) where you'll see mock-ups of old Edo , old paintings, and even details such as their drainage ...

Discover the history of Tokyo from its beginnings in the 3rd century BC to the present day, as the most populated and advanced metropolis in the world. Civitatis Tokyo Travel Guide