The main shopping areas in Tokyo are distributed around the major stations of the Yamanote Line. The areas with relatively concentrated department stores include Ikebukuro, Shinjuku and Harajuku, Shibuya, Shimbashi, Ginza near Tokyo Station and the Ginza business district, Kanda and Nihonbashi.

The area forms the main shopping area.

There are also Akihabara, which is famous for its electronics industry, Jimbocho, which is famous for its used book market, Tsukiji Central Wholesale Market, which is famous for its seafood wholesale, and Ueno Sugar Yokomachi, which is famous for its bargains.

Distinctive place names include Nagata-cho, Kasumigaseki, Kabuto-cho, Otemachi, etc.

Nagata Town is the seat of the Japanese Parliament and the central part of the political party. Japanese people often refer to Nagata Town as the Japanese political circle. Kasumigaseki is the seat of various ministries of the Japanese government. Japanese people often compare it to bureaucrats or the Ministry of Finance. Kabuto Town is the seat of the Tokyo Stock Market. Some people

Use it as a metaphor for Japan's securities kingdom.

As for Otemachi, it is a place frequently visited by international students, and the Tokyo Immigration Bureau is located here.

Famous tourist attractions in Tokyo include Tokyo Tower, the Imperial Palace, the Diet Building, Sensoji Temple, Hama Rikyu Palace, Ueno Park and Zoo, Kasai Rinkai Park, Odaiba, Tokyo Disneyland, etc.

The more distinctive games include baseball and sumo wrestling. To watch baseball, you can go to Tokyo Stadium in Korakuen Station, which is the home stadium of the Tokyo Giants.

To watch sumo wrestling, you can go to Ryogoku near Akihabara. There are both Ryogoku Kokugikan and many clubhouses (clubs) to which sumo wrestlers belong. Each clubhouse has its own name and logo.

The Edo Tokyo Museum is also worth a visit.

The areas near major stations on the Yamanote Line are also good places for sightseeing and sightseeing. For example, the Sunshine Tower near Ikebukuro houses many aquariums, art galleries, and museums, and the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building, Song and Dance Theater near Shinjuku.

Gimachi, shopping areas, Shibuya and Harajuku are sources of information for Japanese young people on fashion, music, makeup, personal belongings, hairstyles, and even lifestyles.

There are many traditional Japanese theaters, Tokyo National Museum of Art, National Science Museum, National Museum of Western Art, Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Art, etc. concentrated near Ueno.

The main streets of Ginza and Shinjuku are closed to vehicles on Sundays and become a paradise for pedestrians, with street artists performing or performing, vendors from various countries selling various handmade products, young people playing in the streets, and all kinds of people.

Wait, all kinds of things.

Recommended Tokyo specialty: Arima toy writing brush: This is a traditional ethnic handicraft of Arima Hot Spring.

When you hold the brush vertically, you can see the face of the little puppet.

Tumbler: Its shape is reminiscent of Empress Kamiko who is closely associated with Hyogo Prefecture.

Kobe Satsuma Porcelain: Satsuma porcelain is particularly famous for its fine brush painting, which is supplemented by pure gold lines.

Kobe beef: has long been famous in the world of gourmet food.

It has fine meat, clear texture, distinct red and white colors, and alternating fat and thin. It is currently the best beef in the world.

Whether used for hot pot or barbecue, it will leave you with endless aftertaste.

Among them, Teppanyaki Kobe beef is the most famous dish in Japanese Teppanyaki. It has a soft texture, is fragrant but not greasy, and has a particularly good taste.

Nippon doll: It means Japanese doll. Different types and shapes of dolls represent differences in historical background and region.