The most famous places in the capital of Japan

The Tokyo Tower is just one of the many monuments to visit in the capital!
Going to the Japanese capital is a wonderful idea if you like to travel:
«To stay is to exist, but to travel is to live» – Gustave Nadaud
However, before setting foot in the center of the archipelago of the rising sun, one should know the monuments, the landmarks of Tokyo and the neighborhoods to visit.
Superprof has made a non-exhaustive list of things to do to enjoy Tokyo .

Traditional places that you should not miss: The most famous places in the capital of Japan

Japan is an empire and that is why it is normal to find an  Imperial Palace  in the capital. This mythical place is located east of Tokyo and houses the residence of Emperor Akihito, surrounded by a huge garden that, unlike the building, can be visited.
The Asakusa district is also ideal for immersing yourself in Japanese Buddhist traditions, for example visiting the great temple of the goddess Kannon. Similarly, the Meiji Shinto Shrine  will show you the other side of Japanese spirituality.
Finally, the largest wholesale fish and seafood market in the world is a place not to be missed. It’s called  Tsukiji  and it’s been around since 1935! It is a breath of fresh air in a totally typical and culturally rich environment.

Modernity in its purest form in the electric capital

Finding a modern, even futuristic Tokyo is not difficult!
The most famous neighborhood in the capital,  Shibuya , is the epicenter of this modernism and the symbol of Tokyo. With its busy streets and hundreds of shops, restaurants and skyscrapers, you cannot miss this special place in Japan.
There are also other neighborhoods that attract lovers of urban tourism:
Akihabara
Roppongi,
Shinjuku,
Ikebukuro,
Odaiba.
The  Tokyo Tower  is also a spectacular attraction in the middle of the city. This slightly larger replica of the Eiffel Tower dates from 1961 and attracts many tourists thanks to its panoramic view that allows you to take impressive photos. You can even see Mount Fuji!