Tokyo attractions

Tokyo Joypolis is an indoor amusement park in the high-tech entertainment hub of Odaiba in Tokyo, Japan. Featuring an array of rides, immersive VR attractions, and traditional video games, it's popular with families, couples, teens, and anyone looking for the quintessential Tokyo arcade experience.

The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo (MoMAT) is Japan's first national art museum located in central Tokyo, near the Imperial Palace. It houses an extensive collection of artworks spanning the Meiji Era to the present day, exhibiting works by Japanese and international artists. With works displayed in chronological order, the MOMAT highlights the influences of Western culture on Japanese art and society, dating back to the early 20th century. The museum reflects a turbulent chapter in Japanese history when the country was modernizing and turning away from its feudal system of governance, towards a more open society.

You get the same great Madame Tussauds experience the world over. Explore Tokyo's waxwork world and get up close to famous faces from Japanese and Western culture. See how believable you can make your photos as you pose with presidents, musicians and film stars. This is the only time you'll win a physics debate with Albert Einstein!

The Tsukiji Fish Market is an iconic Tokyo destination that's famous for its abundance of fresh, high-quality seafood. The wholesale market that was previously located here (renowned for its world-leading tuna auction) was moved to a new location in Toyosu in October 2018.

Grand TJT is located in the Kikai Shinko Kaikan conference center, near the base of the famous Tokyo Tower.

The Edo Culture Complex is located on the grounds of Tokyo's sacred Kanda Myōjin. This Shinto shrine dates back 1,300 years and the culture complex was founded as a celebration of its ancient birthday. The complex showcases culture old and new, and preserves Japanese traditions with a mission of making them accessible for future generations.