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Book Tokyo like a local: compare deals, pick the right area, fly smart.

From cherry blossoms to neon nights—plan your trip in minutes. We curate trustworthy deals and tell you exactly where to stay for your vibe.

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Grab a deal to Tokyo (hand‑picked)

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Return Flights

Non‑stop & 1‑stop options from the UK. We spotlight smart layovers and baggage‑friendly fares.

from £499*

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*Typical lead‑in fares; live prices vary.

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Hotels by Area

We tag stays by vibe—quiet temples, nightlife, food streets—so you land in the right neighbourhood.

up to 35% off

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City Break Packages

Bundle flight + hotel for extra savings. Free cancellation options highlighted.

save £120 on average

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Pick your base

Best areas in Tokyo (choose by vibe)

Asakusa Senso-ji temple at twilight

Asakusa

Temples, riverside walks, old‑town charm. Great for families and a slower pace.

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Shibuya Crossing at night

Shibuya

Iconic crossing, late‑night eats, youthful energy. Perfect for first‑timers.

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Shinjuku skyline and park

Shinjuku

Skyscrapers + parks + huge transport hub. Lively, convenient, and varied.

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Ginza luxury shopping street

Ginza

Polished, walkable, foodie heaven. High‑end shopping and great connections.

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Odaiba waterfront Ferris wheel at dusk

Odaiba

Waterfront views, teamLab, family attractions. Chill and photogenic.

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Akihabara neon streets

Akihabara

Electronics, anime, arcades. Unique stays for pop‑culture fans.

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Why book now

Tokyo is 🔥 right now

Cherry blossom & autumn wow

Spring and autumn dates see fast sell‑outs near parks and rivers. We highlight flexible deals so you don’t miss peak magic.

Food that rewrites your standards

From ramen alleys to sushi counters—you’ll eat like a local with our area‑by‑vibe picks.

Bullet‑train bonus trips

Add a day trip to Hakone or Nikko. We flag bundles that keep transfers simple.

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Tokyo in 3 days (snap‑ready plan)

Day 1 – Classic Tokyo

  • Asakusa Senso‑ji → river walk
  • Ueno Park & museums
  • Skytree sunset views
  • Ramen alley dinner

Day 2 – Neon & neighbourhoods

  • Meiji Shrine → Harajuku crepes
  • Omotesando architecture stroll
  • Shibuya Sky at golden hour
  • Izakaya hopping in Shinjuku

Day 3 – Choose your vibe

  • teamLab (Odaiba) or Ghibli Museum
  • Akihabara arcades & retro cafés
  • Tsukiji outer market snacks
  • Rooftop onsen + late sushi

Tip: Grab a Suica/PASMO IC card for tap‑in travel; most visitors don’t need a full JR Pass for Tokyo‑only trips.

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  • Flash fares + hotel promos (flexible where possible)
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  • Quick itineraries & seasonal tips

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Tokyo FAQs

When’s the best time to visit?

Spring (Mar–May) for blossoms and autumn (Oct–Nov) for colours and mild days. Summer is festival‑packed but humid; winter is cool with blue skies.

Which area should I stay in?

For first‑timers: Shibuya or Shinjuku. For calm & culture: Asakusa. For luxe shopping & dining: Ginza. For family attractions: Odaiba.

Do I need cash?

Cards are widely accepted, but small eateries and shrines may prefer cash. ATMs at 7‑Eleven and post offices work with foreign cards.

Is English signage common?

Yes on trains/metro and most attractions. A few phrases go a long way—locals appreciate the effort.