A neon future wrapped around quiet temples
Tokyo is the most thrillingly orderly chaos on earth: the world's busiest crossing, silent shrines two streets from arcades, and food at every price that never disappoints. Check the Japan e-visa rules for Swedish passport holders before you book. Five to six days covers the city; add Kyoto if you can.
Tokyo's oldest temple: enter through the giant Kaminarimon lantern before 8 am, then graze down Nakamise shopping street.
Watch the scramble from Shibuya Sky's rooftop, then decompress in the forested grounds of Meiji Shrine in Harajuku.
Tuna sashimi breakfast, tamagoyaki on sticks and uni baskets; arrive hungry before 9 am.
Wade through water and light in this immersive digital art museum; book tickets weeks ahead, it sells out.
Proof that vegan ramen can be spectacular; the tantan noodles inside the station make a perfect train-day meal.
Inga livepriser till Tokyo just nu. Medlemmar hör det först när ett pris faller.
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