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Tokyo the capital of Japan is not only a hot tourist place but also seems a best place to live and Tokyo Tourism seems to be taking off the hook. Tokyo is a large city that is featured with more than 200,000 restaurants; all of them offer tasty and quality food for the visitors, with wide options to choose from. In other words, food is not an issue in Tokyo like other countries. All food items are even available at very favorable prices. Tourism in Tokyo is also considered to be the prime destination for shopaholics and the reason why tours, in particular gay tours in Japan, are in huge demand for shopping tours. From cheap designer costumes to cheap electronic one can find anything and everything in Tokyo.

It is also a romantic place where people enjoy holidaying with their spouses. Japanese culture is also very famous all around the world. There are multiple cultures followed in Japan. Here are some of the best places to visit in Tokyo.

1. Harajuku is a colorful tourist attraction of Tokyo. The place is famous all around the world because of its unique and historical culture. People love to wear different costume according to their culture. Different languages are also preferred there. These all things make the Harajuku a unique experience for every visitor.

2. The next beautiful tourist attraction is Omotesando Avenue. This place has a number of similar features like Harajuku place. This place is a network of trendy shops, restaurants and cafe. The place looks more attractive and romantic in the evening. Omotesando Hill is a trendy mall in Tokyo. This mall was established only four years back. Now this mall has become the desirable option for the tourists. There are also two unique shops to visit in Omotesando. These are Kiddy Land and Oriental Bazaar. The night life over here is also quite happening. The place remains busy for twenty hours. The last noticeable thing about Tokyo is culture. This is place where historical culture of the city can be thoroughly enjoyed.

3. Ueno Park – Home to an epic number of shrines and temples, museums and galleries, Ueno Park is the perfect place for dipping a toe into Japanese culture. Attractions range from the Tokyo National Museum to the Toshogu Shrine via the lotus-filled Shinobazu Pond – alongside first-rate people watching opportunities. As the home of more than 1,000 cherry blossom trees, the park is a prime springtime sakura-watching spot for Tokyoites as well as visitors.

4. Tsukiji Fish Market – An early morning fish market may not sound like the most conventional of tourist attractions but Tsukiji Fish Market has become an unlikely draw for visitors. With its endless rows of frequently unidentifiable maritime species, bustling workers and a rowdy pre-dawn tuna auction, it is the perfect antidote for the jet-lagged. Its highlight is undoubtedly tucking into the freshest sushi breakfast possible in one of the venues that cling to the edges of the market.

5. Omotesando – Take a stroll along the broad tree-lined Omotesando boulevard for a spot of window-shopping and a bite-sized summary of Japanese modern architecture. It is along this street that a growing number of international fashion houses have commissioned Japan’s most cutting edge architects to create flagship stores – from Toyo Ito’s leaf motif Tod’s store to the sleek Louis Vuitton by Jun Aoki.