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Just 30 minutes away from the central of Tokyo, start checking o� your list of must-buy Japanese souvenirs at Haneda Airport! Shop for numerous global brands at TIAT Duty Free as well as japan-brands at Isetan, UNIQLO and Samantha Thavasa. Don’t miss Edo Market, a retro shopping and dining complex on the fourth floor of Terminal 3.

TIAT Duty Free*UNIQLO* Samantha Thavasa* EDO 食賓館 時代館

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TokyoHaneda Airport

LOCAL TIPSComplimentary TourMake an online reservation for a complimentary tour to Haneda JAL Sky Museum at the Shin Seibijo Station. The tour includes a walkthrough to Japan Airlines history and a close up of aircrafts maintenance hangars. You can also cosplay in stewardess uniforms!

Catch the SunsetGet to Haneda Airport’s Stage of Stardust observation deck on the fifth floor of Terminal 2 to catch the sunset, watch planes taking o� and view the panorama of Tokyo.

Get ready to shop through Japan’s ritziest and biggest upscale shopping district where many big Western brands have flagship stores here, including Burberry and Coach. Amid the luxury boutiques, don’t miss the Hakuhinkan Toy Park! Listed in the Guinness Book of Records as the biggest toy store in Japan, this is one place that will surely appeal to kids of all ages. What’s more, definitely needless to say, feast on the most famous Wagyu beef at the full-fledged Beef Sushi Kintan.

Hakuhinkan Toy ParkKitKat ChocolatoryGinza Main Store EISAN Duty Free ShopCoach Ginza Burberry Ginza MaronieBeef Sushi Kintan

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TokyoGinza (Ginza Line)

LOCAL TIPSEscape to a Traditional GardenGet a complete change of scenery and escape the crowds in the beautiful Hama Rikyu Garden. The traditionally-styled garden was originally built for a feudal lord in the Edo Period, and is a wonderful place to stroll, whatever the season.

Catch the SunsetDelve into a world of Japanese art with the various art galleries dotted around Ginza, mostly with free entries, such as Gallery Shukado, Pola Museum Annex and the Okuno Building.

Get o� the beaten path and travel to Yokohama, the capital of Kanagawa Prefecture and Japan's second largest city, located approximately 30 minutes away from Tokyo. Start your shopping spree at the cosmetic mega store, Musee de peau! Also drop by Fit Care Mart, Express and Depot for more health and beauty products.

Musee de peau Fit Care Mart Fit Care Express Fit Care Depot

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KanagawaYokohama

LOCAL TIPSChinatown in JapanMust visit to the Yokohama’s famous Chinatown, teeming with authentic Chinese culinary treats and tons of photo spots. It’s a 1 minute walk from Motomachi-Chukagai Station via Minatomirai Line.

Free entry to Nogeyama ZooDon’t miss the complimentary admission to the Nogeyama Zoo that houses approximately 100 species of animals, including red pandas, Indian lion, monkeys and wild birds. It’s just a 10 minute walk from Hinodecho Station via Keikyu Line.

Located in the city of Narita in Chiba Prefecture, enjoy the scenic views of rice paddies and windmills along the way to central Tokyo. Before that, satisfy your Japanese food cravings at Tokyo Food Hall or Narita Shokuhin-Kan and drop by at Japan Duty Free!

Japan Duty FreeTokyo Food Hall おもたせ処 Narita Shokuhin-Kan成田東京食賓館Time Gallery

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TokyoNarita Airport

LOCAL TIPSAirplane GazingGaze out at airplanes taking o� and landing on the fifth floor of Terminal 1 and fourth floor of Terminal 2 observation decks.

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There’s so much to explore in this land of rising sun!

Get ready for a feast for the senses in this well-known sightseeing district filled with many entertainments, lavish nightlife decorated with flashy neon lights and a beautiful park most famous as a lively cherry blossom spot! Stopover at the popular tourist destination, Mega Don Quijote, for a shopping spree!

Don Quijote EISAN Duty Free Shop Toyoko Inn

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TokyoShinjuku (Yamanote Line)

LOCAL TIPSCherry Blossoms in Full BloomCatch the cherry blossoms in full bloom at Shinjuku Gyoen, one of Tokyo's largest and most popular parks, in late March to early April. What’s more, the park comprises of three di�erent types of gardens: Japanese landscape garden, French garden, and an English landscape garden!

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Hop on from any of the six railway lines that whisk you to explore the quintessential salarymen hangout spot, for a range of budget eateries and chic hotels! Discover the freshest conveyor belt sushi restaurant, Hakodate Marukatsu Fisheries, at the 43-story-high Shiodome City Center! After satisfying your taste buds, make your stay unforgettable and luxurious at Conrad Tokyo Hotel that boosts a panoramic views over Tokyo!

Conrad Tokyo HotelHakodate Marukatsu Fisheries Shiodome City Center

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TokyoShimbashi(Yamanote Line)

LOCAL TIPSFree Entry to Shimbashi Museum Don’t miss the complimentary admission to Old Shimbashi Station Museum that showcases a modern reconstruction of Japan's first railway and other interesting exhibits from those times.

Catch the SunsetShinbashi is also within walking distance to top Tokyo attractions such as Hibiya Park, Takarazuka Theater, Ginza shopping district, and Tokyo Tower.

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There’s so much to explore in this land of rising sun other than sushi, anime, manga and its most picturesque cherry blossom spots! Start from Tokyo, take your pick from dozens of internationally-renowned and traditional Japanese brands at the two major airports, Haneda Airport and Narita Airport!