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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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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

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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.

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

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Hi, we're Sarah & Callum from the UK and the creators behind Two Brits On The Go 🇬🇧 We began traveling in 2023 to explore as much of the world as we can! There's much more to life than working 9-5 and we want to see as much as we can while we can. We've currently for over 2 years and travelled to 35+ countries together ✈️ Our journey has been filled with unforgettable experiences, and now, we’re excited to help you create your own adventure! If you're looking for more travel tips, inspiration and discounts then check us out on social media 😊👇 or take a look at our travel blog: https://twobritsonthego.com

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