Nihombashi Mitsukoshi Main Store
A department store that began in 1673 as a draper. The nearest station carries its name.
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A department store that began in 1673 as a draper. The nearest station carries its name.
A hall in Toshima honouring the deity of safe birth and child-rearing; the building is an important cultural property.
A digital art museum in Toyosu, with works you walk through water to see.
A 634-metre broadcasting tower, the tallest free-standing tower in the world.
A museum opened in 1993, showing the history and daily life of Edo and Tokyo in full-size reconstructions.
An indoor theme park in Tama, built around the world of its popular characters.
A Noh theatre beneath a hotel in Shibuya, staging Noh and Kyogen regularly.
A shopping complex running 250 metres along Omotesando. Designed by Tadao Ando, its interior is a gentle slope.
A 180-hectare national park in Tachikawa, with flower fields, cycle paths and play areas.
A theatre in Hatsudai, the only one in Japan staging opera, ballet and drama alike.
A manhole cover in Higashiyamato, its design showing the city's tourism mascot and Lake Tama.
Sunflower fields along the Sagami River in Zama, some 550,000 flowers in summer.
A sightseeing boat across Lake Ashi. The hulls are shaped like sailing ships, with the Hakone mountains seen from the water.
An aquarium in a building by Kawasaki Station, gathering the life of the world's rivers and lakes.
A field of pampas grass on the uplands of Hakone, the plumes opening across it in autumn.
The shopping street in front of Hakone-Yumoto Station, lined with hot-spring bun and dried-fish shops.
A centre in Shin-Yokohama gathering ramen shops from across Japan, in a recreated Showa streetscape.
A 23-metre waterfall in Minamiashigara, said to have given Kintaro his first bath.
A pool at the amusement park spanning Inagi and Kawasaki, open through the summer.
A ropeway between Owakudani and Togendai, passing over the volcanic steam vents.