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Things to do in Tokyo Prefecture, Japan in August

Day 1 - Tuesday 13th, Aug
morning -

Arrive at Haneda Airport, Tokyo

afternoon -

Explore Asakusa district, visit Sensō-ji Temple

evening -

Dinner at Izakaya Matsumoto

Day 2 - Wednesday 14th, Aug
morning -

Visit Meiji Shrine in Yoyogi Park

afternoon -

Stroll through Harajuku district, explore Takeshita Street

evening -

Dinner at Kyubey Sushi in Ginza

Day 3 - Thursday 15th, Aug
morning -

Visit Tsukiji Fish Market for a sushi breakfast

afternoon -

Explore Akihabara district, visit the electronic and manga stores

evening -

Dinner at Gyu-Kaku Yakiniku in Shibuya

Day 4 - Friday 16th, Aug
morning -

Travel to Nikko and visit Toshogu Shrine

afternoon -

Explore the beautiful Lake Chuzenji and Kegon Falls

evening -

Travel back to Tokyo

Day 5 - Saturday 17th, Aug
morning -

Explore Yanaka district, visit Yanaka Ginza shopping street

afternoon -

Visit Ueno Park and Tokyo National Museum

evening -

Dinner at Tonkotsu Ramen Midoriya in Shinjuku

Day 6 - Sunday 18th, Aug
morning -

Travel to Kamakura and visit the Great Buddha of Kamakura

afternoon -

Explore Hase-dera Temple and Hachiman-gu Shrine

evening -

Travel back to Tokyo

Day 7 - Monday 19th, Aug
morning -

Visit Tokyo Imperial Palace and East Gardens

afternoon -

Shopping and street food at Ameyoko Market

evening -

Farewell dinner at Gonpachi Nishiazabu, also known as the 'Kill Bill Restaurant'

Weather in Tokyo Prefecture, Japan in Invalid date
Avg Temp28°C to 34°C
Chance of Rain40%
Seasonsummer

August in Tokyo is characterized by hot and humid weather, with occasional showers. So we are suggesting you pack accordingly.

Travel eSims for Japan

*Travel eSims are a great way to stay connected while travelling. They are easy to set up online, no need to visit a store, and can be used in multiple countries. They are a data saver compared to international roaming and are compatible with most phones.

Things to Carry on your trip to Tokyo Prefecture, Japan

Clothing & Apparel

T-shirts -

Lightweight and breathable fabrics are recommended for the warm and humid weather in August.

Shorts -

Comfortable and airy shorts will keep you cool during the day.

Long pants -

For evenings or cooler days, pack a pair of lightweight long pants.

Light jacket -

A thin jacket or cardigan may come in handy for early mornings or evenings.

Swimsuit -

If you plan on visiting beaches or water parks, pack a swimsuit.

Comfortable walking shoes -

You will be doing a lot of walking in Tokyo, so make sure your shoes are supportive and comfortable.

Accessories

Hat -

To protect yourself from the sun, bring a wide-brimmed hat.

Sunglasses -

Sunglasses will help protect your eyes from the bright sun.

Umbrella -

Tokyo is known for its unpredictable weather, so an umbrella is always a good idea.

Reusable water bottle -

To stay hydrated, bring a reusable water bottle that you can fill up throughout the day.

Travel adapter -

An adapter is necessary to use electronic devices in Japan.

Essentials & Must Haves

Passport and visa -

Make sure your passport is valid for at least 6 months beyond your intended stay and that you have the necessary visa if required.

Travel insurance -

Protect yourself against unexpected events with travel insurance.

Itinerary and important documents -

Keep a copy of your itinerary and other important documents organized and easily accessible.

First-aid kit -

Pack a small first-aid kit with basic supplies.

Toiletries -

Bring essential toiletries in travel-sized containers.

Good to have

Travel pillow -

For long flights or train rides, a travel pillow can provide comfort.

Noise-canceling headphones -

To block out noise on public transportation or in crowded areas, consider noise-canceling headphones.

Guidebook or travel app -

A guidebook or travel app can provide helpful information and tips for exploring Tokyo.

Japanese phrasebook -

Learning a few basic Japanese phrases can be useful for communication.

Local currency (Japanese Yen) -

While credit cards are widely accepted, it's always a good idea to have some local currency on hand.

Electronics

Smartphone -

Your smartphone will be essential for navigation, communication, and capturing memories.

Camera -

If you enjoy photography, bring a camera to capture the beauty of Tokyo.

Power bank -

A power bank will ensure your devices stay charged throughout the day.

Universal charger -

A universal charger will allow you to charge your devices anywhere in the world.

Good to Knows

Payment Options -

Credit cards are widely accepted in Tokyo, including Visa, Mastercard, and American Express. Cash is still common, especially at smaller businesses and restaurants.

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