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Hilton Tokyo
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Following 3year multi-million dollar refurbishment hotel boasts contemporary guestrooms, spectacular bars and restaurants and one of the finest health ... more details
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Hilton Tokyo Bay
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The Hilton Tokyo Bay is located adjacent to the Magical Parks on the Eastern shore of Tokyo Bay, approximately 40 minutes driving distance from Tokyo International ... more details
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Tokyo Attractions
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Paper Museum
The Paper Museum displays the processes and equipment used in making Japanese paper by hand.
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Kogeikan National Museum of Modern Art
3 Kitanomaru Koen, Chiyoda-ku
3214-2561
Offers a collection of Japanese art created since the Meiji era (AD 1868-1912).
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Kotsu Hakubutsukan Transportation Museum
1-25 Kanda Sudacho
Chidoya-ku
03-3251-8481
This is a family friendly stop. The museum exhibits the early development of the railway (including a miniature layout of the rail services), and also features Japan's first airplane.
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Sony Plaza
3573-2371
Visit the fascinating showrooms of the Sony Building. Visitors can test many products, including some yet to be released.
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Fukagawa Edo Museum
1-3-28 Shirakawa, Koto-ku
3630-8625
An entire block of 19th century downtown Edo's waterfront has been recreated to give visitors a look at life during the Edo period.
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Imperial Palace
The Imperial palace is home to Japan's Emperor and the imperial family. Enjoy the walk around the moat. The grounds, however, are only open on two days of the year: the Emperor's birthday (Dec 23rd) and January 2nd.
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Edo-Tokyo Museum
1-4-1
Yokoami, Sumida-ku
3626-9974
Edo-Tokyo Museum is among the newest and best historical museums, depicting life in Tokyo from the 17th century through the end of World War II. Open Tuesday-Saturday 10-6 (Thursday and Friday until 8 pm). Closed Dec 28-Jan 4.
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Tokyo National Museum
13-9 Ueno Koen, Taito-ku, in Ueno Park
3822-1111
The nation's largest display of Japanese history and culture, the Tokyo National Museum houses more than 100,000 treasured artifacts and artworks. Exhibits include Chinese and Indian art as well.
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Kokuritsu Kagaku Hakubutsukan (National Science Museum)
7-20 Ueno Koen
Taitoku
03-3822-0111
This natural history museum has a little bit of everything from dinosaurs to moon rocks.
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Nippon Budokan
2-3 kitano maru Koen
Chidoya-ku
03-3216-5100
Built as a martial arts arena for the Tokyo Olympics of 1964, the Budokan still hosts tournaments and exhibitions of judo, karate, and Japanese fencing, as well as concerts.
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Tokyo Sea Life Park (Kasai Rinkai Suizokukan)
6-2-3 Rinkai-cho
Edogawa-ku, Tokyo
3869-5152
Tokyo Sea Life Park is a giant aquarium that simulates life in the depths of the ocean. Exhibits include the spectacular rooftop glass shark tanks and much more.
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Kite Museum
1-12-10 Nihombashi
Chuo-ku
03-3275-2704
Kite flying is a long standing tradition in Japan, and the kites in this museum include examples of every shape and variety. A great family friendly stop, the museum offers a kite making workshop for children.
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Koraku-en Amusement Park
1-3-61 Koraku
Bunkyo-ku
03-3811-2111
Kid friendly amusement park with giant roller coaster and "circus train". Great for families!
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Drum Museum Taikokan
2-1-1 Nishi Asakusa, Taito-ku
3842-5622
Drum Museum Taikokan presents a hands-on exhibit of drums from around the world, many of which can be handled and actually played by visitors. A small but interesting personal collection, housed upstairs in a traditional festival costume and instrument store in an old district of Asakusa.
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Goto Planetarium
2-21-12 Shibuya
Shibuya
03-3407-7409
The planetarium has daily shows on the solar system, constellations and galaxies projected on a 65 foot diameter dome. Also visit the museum of astronomy.
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