Winter | Tokyo Stories

Winter Tokyo Travel Guide: 1. Weather and Clothing The temperature in Tokyo in winter is between 3°C and 10°C. You need to prepare warm coats, sweaters, gloves, hats, and other cold-proof items. 2. Must-visit Attractions Senso-ji: The oldest temple in Tokyo. In winter, you can feel the traditional atmosphere and visit Kaminarimon, the Five-storied Pagoda, and Nakamise Shopping Street. Tokyo Tower: The lights are brilliant in winter nights, making it one of the best places to enjoy the night view of Tokyo. Tokyo Skytree: A new landmark in Tokyo. There are many lighting activities in winter, which is suitable for taking photos. Ueno Park: In winter, you can enjoy cherry blossoms (if the season is right) or admire the natural beauty of maple leaves and ginkgo. 3. Food Recommendations Tsukishima Monjayaki: Suitable for many people to enjoy together and experience authentic Tokyo snacks. Sukiyaki: Taste it in restaurants such as Asakusa Imahan and enjoy the perfect combination of Wagyu and Sukiyaki. Eel Rice: The eel rice of the fifth generation Noda Iwa is a warm choice in winter. 4. Accommodation Suggestions The accommodation prices in Asakusa are relatively affordable, and the transportation is convenient, which is convenient for going to major attractions. Although the prices in Shinjuku and Shibuya are slightly higher, they are prosperous and have a wide range of shopping and dining options. 5. Transportation Guide Tokyo has a developed transportation network. You can choose JR, Tokyo Metro, or private railways. Use the Yamanote Line, Chuo Line, and other lines to easily shuttle between major attractions. 6. Tips Plan your itinerary in advance and use the VJW system for quick clearance. Many places in Tokyo support Alipay, WeChat Pay, and international credit cards, making payment convenient. Some attractions may have special lighting activities in winter. Please check in advance and arrange time to watch.