Tokyo Itineraries
Tokyo itineraries that work aren't lists of places — they're sequences. Jet lag, transit time, neighborhood pacing, and the shape of a day all have to fit together. These plans are built with that in mind.
Multi-Day Plans
How many days changes everything. A 1-day blitz needs ruthless prioritization. Three days lets you breathe. These schedules are built around real transit times, not optimistic estimates.
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1-Day Tokyo Itinerary: How to Design a Day That Works
1-day Tokyo itinerary: most plans pack in too much. Learn the narrative arc approach—why 2–3 neighborhoods is the ceiling.
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2-Day Tokyo Itinerary: A Routing Framework, Not a Checklist
2-day Tokyo itinerary: why Day 1 Modern/Day 2 Traditional ignores hotel location, transfer times, and fatigue. Build your own framework.
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3-Day Tokyo Itinerary: A Framework That Adapts When Plans Change
Most 3-day itineraries list attractions. This one explains why each day is structured that way—so you can adapt when energy, weather, or interests change.
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An hour outside Tokyo, the density breaks. Kamakura's ocean-facing Buddha, Hakone's volcanic valley, Nikko's gilded shrines, Fuji's fifth station — each one resets your perspective and makes the city make more sense when you return.
Theme Routes
Itineraries built around a specific idea rather than a day count — nightlife without alcohol, or a single evening that threads Shinjuku Gyoen's gardens into Golden Gai's six-seat bars.
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Tokyo Nightlife Without Drinking: What You're Not Missing
Tokyo nightlife without drinking: neon walks, street food, karaoke, late-night ramen—none of it requires alcohol. How to enjoy Tokyo evenings sober.
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Shinjuku Itinerary: Gyoen to Golden Gai
Shinjuku itinerary Gyoen to Golden Gai: the sequence most visitors miss. Gyoen closes at 5, Omoide fills by 7, Golden Gai opens at 8.
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