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Gardens complex created by shogun Tokugawa Tsunayoshi in 1702. During the Meiji period it was the second residence of the founder of Mitsubishi, Iwasaki Yataro.

The Imperial Shrine. Built in 1920 inside the Yoyogi Park is the most important Shinto shrine in Japan. This holy place is the most visited place in Japan in New Year, (3 million people).

Is dedicated to the souls of Emperor Meiji and his consort.

Area between Shinjuku and Shibuya near Yoyogi Park. The Tokyo's fashion district. It started on the Tokyo 1964 Olympic Games. This area has become a a fashionable place. Here you'll find the famous "Harajuku Girls"

Shopping, luxury brands and cosplay.

Yes. In average restaurants, hotels and public buildings you'll find "De luxe" WCs for you to enjoy.

Best tip norm ever! In Japan there's no need to tip!

Don't try to give tips in japanese hotels, bars, taxis, etc. Tips are not accepted in Japan and they will reject them with some kind of disapointment.

The best pub in Shibuya... well, maybe in Tokyo. It's difficult to find in the city a place where you can listen to good music (punk, new-wave, indie-rock...) without paying any kind of entrance ticket. The prices are not really cheap, fair for Tokyo, but the staff is great.

Perhaps this neighborhood is not as popular as Harajuku (mainly for the foreigners), but it's definitely as trendy and much more authentic. You won't find only a lot of good stores, but also good live-houses, cafes and restaurants.

There is even some kind of rivalry between the young Japanese who like Harajuku and those who prefer Shimokitazawa.

If you are a musician, this neighborhood is gonna become your paradise in Tokyo. Tons of cheap and amazing music stores.

Well, if you are not a musician, you can unless visit the Meiji University, enjoy the view from the bridge over the Kanda river or take a 10 minutes walk down to Akihabara (Electric Town).

Be careful: NO SMOKING AREA! Yeah, I mean in the streets.

Tokyo is the city of the flaship stores, and Prada, in Aoyama, is with no doubt the most spectacular from the outside and from the inside.

Visit this building! Don't need to buy. Two minutes' walk from Omotesando subway station, in Minami-Aoyama.