BEST PLACES TO VISIT IN TOKYO:

• The IMPERIAL Palace : The central fascination of Tokyo's Marunouchi locale is the Imperial Palace with its lovely seventeenth century parks encompassed by dividers and canals. Still being used by the Imperial family, the Imperial Palace remains on the site where, in 1457, the Feudal Lord Ota Dokan constructed the principal fortification, the point of convergence from which the city of Tokyo (or Edo, as it was then, at that point) steadily spread. However well known as the castle may be the Nijubashi Bridge prompting it's anything but, a construction that takes its name ("twofold scaffold") from its appearance in the water.
• Ginza Street for Shopping : Ginza is Tokyo's most active shopping region and it's just about as notorious as Times Square in New York, and a lot more seasoned. It has truth be told been the business focus of the country for quite a long time, and is the place where five antiquated streets associating Japan's significant urban communities all met. Lined by select shops and forcing palatial stores, the Ginza region is likewise amusing to just meander around or. Even better, sit in one of its numerous tea and coffeehouses or eateries while watching the world surge past. At ends of the week, when everything is open, it's a customer's heaven as traffic is banned, making it one of the world's biggest passerby zones. Come sunset, massive publicizing boards on its numerous structures wash Ginza in splendid neon light.
• Ueno Park and Zoo : A heaven like desert spring of green in the core of occupied Tokyo, Ueno Park (Ueno Kōen) is the city's biggest green space and one of its most famous vacation destinations. Notwithstanding its dazzling grounds, the recreation center additionally flaunts various sanctuaries and galleries to investigate. Jumbled by charming rock ways, this 212-section of land park incorporates features, for example, an outing on a little boat on the reed-bordered Shinobu lake, around a little island with its Bentendo Temple. Make certain to likewise visit the seventeenth century Toshogu Shrine (Nikkō Tōshō-gū), with its 256 bronze and stone lamps.
• Museum of Western Arts : Situated in Ueno Park and only three minutes' stroll from Ueno Station stand is the National Museum of Western Art (Kokuritsu Seiyō Bijutsukan). It was worked in 1959 to plans by celebrated Swiss engineer Le Corbusier. The displays, to a great extent comprised of works by significant French specialists, come chiefly from the assortments of Japanese finance manager and workmanship gatherer Kojiro Matsukata, purchased during visits to Europe right off the bat in the twentieth century. In the patio are works by French stone worker Auguste Rodin, while features inside are materials by Impressionists Paul Cézanne, Claude Monet, Edouard Manet, and Edgar Degas. The gallery likewise flaunts a magnificent café with extraordinary perspectives over the patio.