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Tokyo Companion

Your Tokyo companion, in your pocket

Tokyo companion guides for neighborhood-based planning, transit-aware routes, shrine and temple etiquette, old Tokyo, modern Tokyo, and first-time pacing.

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Featured Tokyo attractions

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Neighborhood

Asakusa

An Asakusa guide for Sensō-ji, older Tokyo atmosphere, temple etiquette, food streets, Ueno connections, and transit-aware pacing.

Temple

Sensō-ji

A practical companion preview for visiting Sensō-ji, with context, timing, nearby ideas, and planning notes.

Urban landmark

Shibuya Crossing

A practical companion preview for visiting Shibuya Crossing, with context, timing, nearby ideas, and planning notes.

Shrine

Meiji Shrine

A practical companion preview for visiting Meiji Shrine, with context, timing, nearby ideas, and planning notes.

Neighborhood

Harajuku

A practical companion preview for visiting Harajuku, with context, timing, nearby ideas, and planning notes.

District

Shinjuku

A practical companion preview for visiting Shinjuku, with context, timing, nearby ideas, and planning notes.

Tokyo at a glance

The headline sights, mapped. Tap a marker for details.

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Explore Tokyo

Attraction guides

In-depth guides with photos, audio intros, and practical tips for every headline sight.

Audio guides

Short, on-arrival narrations to play as you stand in front of each place.

Walking maps

Interactive routes with numbered stops and live location on your phone.

Trip guides

First-time plans, family ideas, and rainy-day alternatives.

Itineraries

Ready-made one-day routes that actually flow on the ground.

Practical tips

Crowds, transport, tickets, and timing — the things that make a day easier.

Planning Tokyo

Plan Tokyo by neighborhoods and rail lines: Asakusa and Ueno for older Tokyo, Meiji Shrine and Harajuku for shrine etiquette and youth culture, Shibuya and Shinjuku for modern energy, and quieter food or park breaks between them. Tokyo Companion favors transit-aware routes, cultural context, and realistic first-time pacing.