Tokyo is a bright blend of ancient tradition and futuristic innovation! Great sights are awaiting your discovery. The gates at Senso-ji Temple bear the touch of ancient times; Shibuya Crossing, the center of neon life; and the serene gardens of Shinjuku Gyoen are the perfect places in which to simply unwind. Creating memories would be an indelible imprint-magnolia trees in Ueno Park and the top view from Tokyo Sky tree.
Start finding those budget flights to Tokyo! The earlier you book, the better, especially with price-tracking apps that will help identify trends. If you don't mind the odd Wednesday departure and take advantage of travel during "shoulder" seasons, there should be plenty of opportunities for lower fares. Narita and Haneda-International Airports, both situated near Tokyo, are known to compete with each other for the pleasure of serving you, sometimes resulting in a fare discount.
Tokyo has A to Z for you, and cheap! Just some planning and patience, and you are on your way to Tokyo before you say it. Ready to take off? Your journey begins with the best flight and the right deal.
Senso-ji Temple (Asakusa)
Senso-ji, the oldest Buddhist temple in Japan, forms one of the cultural bedrocks in the formerly historical district of Asakusa. Don't forget to photograph this fantastic skyline against such a setting as you stand before the magnificent gate of Kaminarimon, under the backdrop of its towering red lantern at the entrance into the lovely Nakamise Street, lined with stalls selling traditional snacks and souveirs all the way to the temple gates.
Shibuya Crossing
Shibuya Crossing, a pedestrian scramble, manifests Tokyo's frenzied energy in its height. With roaring neon lights and tall screens, it is the crystalline reflection of the modern pulse of the city. Take a couple of steps away from the spine of it, and come check in with Hachiko Statue right beside its big, busy name or you could always go to Shibuya 109 for fashionable shops.
Tokyo Disneyland & Disney Sea
Theme parks that go with offered adventure for dreamers-Both of them are wonderful places for families to visit and for all true fans of Disney fantasy. The magical Tokyo Disneyland welcomes them to the realm of classic rides and parades. The magnificent Disney Sea has within its entertainment treasures the following adventure: "Journey to the Center of Earth". Reserve online before the show and start looking for discounted airfares deals to Tokyo during the off-season months of January to March to save on travel costs.
Meiji Shrine (Harajuku)
When you want to get away from the noise of the city, there is a shrine dedicated to Emperor Meiji within Harajuku called Meiji Shrine. Stroll through serene, woodsy trails followed by a walk down Takeshita Avenue, one of Harajuku's most famous streets known for its really kooky styles and crepes.
Akihabara
This is a good place for the geeky to spend their free time because it has every imaginable electronic shop, manga store, and themed cafes such as maid or robot cafes. Super Potato for some rare collectible action and SEGA Akihabara for retro arcade gaming is the place to go. It is best to visit on weekdays when the places are not too crowded and one can check out the niche shops.
Although there are occasions when the best time to book a flight to Tokyo is during spring, i.e. from March to May, and autumn from September through November. Parks and gardens in this city go into riotous colours during this active season when the cherry blossoms blossom. Weather: The climate is very conducive with the typical season range between 10 to 20 degrees (50-68 degrees Fahrenheit). This means it will be very good for strolling around the city. Autumn carries cold but pleasant days; there are those landscapes submerged with brilliant reds, oranges, and yellows. The thing is that the weather is just good at that time, like in spring, for any sightseeing activity.
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