Editable Tokyo itinerary

10 days in Tokyo for a first visit: editable trip template.

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Started from the public example 10 days in Tokyo for a first visit. Every field below is editable; reset the planner to start blank.

DestinationTokyo, JapanUse one city or region for a workable first outline.

Optional start dateNot providedAdds weekday and date labels. It is not sent anywhere.

Trip days10Build between one and fourteen days.

Preferred pace

RelaxedTwo substantial blocks, with room to wander or rest.BalancedThree planned blocks, plus meals and local travel.FullFour planned blocks for travelers who prefer momentum.

Balanced

Typical day starts09:00

Typical day ends19:00

Must-dos to placeSenso-ji, Japanese art in Ueno, Meiji Jingu and Tokyo skyline views

3 substantial blocks per day at a balanced pace.

Planning budget

3 substantial blocks per day at a balanced pace.

With a 10.0-hour day, that leaves about 150 minutes per block after a 90-minute meal-and-break allowance and 60 minutes of local travel buffer. Replace those allowances with your real bookings.

Days in outline: 10
Days started: 10
Anchor plans placed: 10

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Day 1Asakusa, the river and Skytree

Neighborhood or areaAsakusa, the river and Skytree

Anchor planSenso-ji

Flexible second planSumida Park, east-bank garden

Weather or low-energy backupNot provided

Travel and timing notesLater: Tokyo Skytree. Route: Roughly 3 km walking between the main stops, plus the temple and tower interiors

Day 2Japanese art and Ueno’s everyday streets

Neighborhood or areaJapanese art and Ueno’s everyday streets

Anchor planTokyo National Museum

Flexible second planUeno Park and Shinobazu Pond

Weather or low-energy backupNot provided

Travel and timing notesLater: Ameyoko Shopping Street. Route: Approximately 2–3 km on foot within Ueno, plus museum galleries

Day 3Meiji Jingu to Shibuya at an easy pace

Neighborhood or areaMeiji Jingu to Shibuya at an easy pace

Anchor planMeiji Jingu

Flexible second planYoyogi Park

Weather or low-energy backupNot provided

Travel and timing notesLater: Shibuya Scramble Crossing. Route: Around 4–5 km walking including shrine paths; a short train ride can replace the final neighborhood walk

Day 4Tsukiji breakfast, a garden and the older tower

Neighborhood or areaTsukiji breakfast, a garden and the older tower

Anchor planTsukiji Outer Market

Flexible second planHama-rikyu Gardens

Weather or low-energy backupNot provided

Travel and timing notesLater: Tokyo Tower. Route: Walk market to garden; use rail or a taxi for the garden-to-tower leg

Day 5Shinjuku gardens, a city view and art

Neighborhood or areaShinjuku gardens, a city view and art

Anchor planShinjuku Gyoen National Garden

Flexible second planTokyo Metropolitan Government observatory

Weather or low-energy backupNot provided

Travel and timing notesLater: Tokyo Opera City Art Gallery. Route: Shinjuku Gyoen → metropolitan observatory → Tokyo Opera City; rail and short neighborhood walks.

Day 6Kamakura without an Enoshima add-on

Neighborhood or areaKamakura without an Enoshima add-on

Anchor planKotoku-in and the Great Buddha

Flexible second planKamakura Hasedera

Weather or low-energy backupNot provided

Travel and timing notesLater: Tsurugaoka Hachimangu. Route: Kotoku-in → Hasedera → Tsurugaoka Hachimangu; local walking and rail, then return to Tokyo.

Day 7Kiyosumi and Fukagawa at museum pace

Neighborhood or areaKiyosumi and Fukagawa at museum pace

Anchor planKiyosumi Gardens

Flexible second planFukagawa Edo Museum

Weather or low-energy backupNot provided

Travel and timing notesLater: Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo. Route: Kiyosumi Gardens → Fukagawa Edo Museum → Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo; local walking.

Day 8Yanaka, Nezu and a landscape garden

Neighborhood or areaYanaka, Nezu and a landscape garden

Anchor planYanaka Ginza shopping street

Flexible second planNezu Shrine

Weather or low-energy backupNot provided

Travel and timing notesLater: Rikugien Gardens. Route: Yanaka Ginza → Nezu Shrine → Rikugien; walking and a short rail or taxi connection.

Day 9A separate Yokohama day

Neighborhood or areaA separate Yokohama day

Anchor planSankeien Garden

Flexible second planYokohama Chinatown

Weather or low-energy backupNot provided

Travel and timing notesLater: Cup Noodles Museum Yokohama. Route: Sankeien → Yokohama Chinatown → Cup Noodles Museum; local bus or taxi links and walking.

Day 10Western Tokyo's buildings and neighborhood life

Neighborhood or areaWestern Tokyo's buildings and neighborhood life

Anchor planEdo-Tokyo Open-Air Architectural Museum

Flexible second planInokashira Park

Weather or low-energy backupNot provided

Travel and timing notesLater: Kichijoji Sunroad. Route: Edo-Tokyo Open-Air Architectural Museum → Inokashira Park → Kichijoji Sunroad; bus/rail connections and walking.

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