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TeamLab Planets
Modern Art Exhibition with two main themes - water and garden. As this is an immersive experience, you will walk through water at one point that can reach up to your knees. Note: There is no chance to have food or drinks once you enter.
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Shin-bashi Bridge
Kiyamachi-Dori street is nice if walking through this area as it runs along the river and has small pedestrian bridges that make a nice photo.
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Shinjuku Golden-Gai
Small, narrow streets of tiny bars seating only a handful of people, have a drink with some yakitori and interact with the locals! Many of these bars do have a cover charge and they're not the cheapest but a must do experience while in Tokyo.
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Sannenzaka
Nice street to stroll down with lots of traditional Japanese architecture and a view of the temple at the end.
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Tokyo
Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden
Beautiful park and Japanese gardens that you can enter for a small fee (500 yen per person).
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Japan - Tokyo

TeamLab Planets

Modern Art Exhibition with two main themes - water and garden. As this is an imm...

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Japan - Tokyo

TeamLab Planets

Address: 6-chōme-1-16 Toyosu, Koto City, Tokyo 135-0061, Japan

Modern Art Exhibition with two main themes - water and garden. As this is an immersive experience, you will walk through water at one point that can reach up to your knees. Note: There is no chance to have food or drinks once you enter.

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