One-Day Tokyo Itinerary (Subway + Walking): (See Image 1)
Asakusa Temple (15 min by subway) 
Akihabara (18 min by subway)
Ginza (10 min by subway)
Tokyo Tower (20 min walk)
Roppongi (12 min by subway)
Harajuku (3 min walk)
Omotesando (13 min walk)
Shibuya
To copy this route directly to your map, refer to Image 4.
For Tokyo’s attractions and food map, see Image 2. Screenshot is from the “Shiliufan” map (Image 3), highly recommended for Japan trips. It covers various cities in Japan with travel maps, including attractions, food, and routes—perfect for hassle-free exploration. Check Images 5-9. The route in Image 1 was also created using this map.
**Tips Summary:**
1. Always carry a plastic bag when shopping—trash bins are hard to find.
2. **Asakusa Temple:** Free entry, open 06:00-17:00. The main gate features a giant lantern, a must-visit photo spot. Recommended visit time: 2-3h. Suggested route:
Asakusa Station (subway) Asakusa Culture & Tourism Center Kaminarimon Nakamise Shopping Street Hozomon Gate/Five-Story Pagoda Asakusa Temple Asakusa Shrine
3. **Akihabara Route:** Akihabara Station Radio Kaikan (10-floor anime/game complex) GIGO (claw machine paradise) Hey (basement bookstore) Big Camera (electronics store) Animate Main Store (anime goods) Don Quijote (discount store) Maidreamin (maid café)
4. **Ginza:** Divided into three areas:
– **Main Street:** Luxury brands line the streets.
**Tip:** Stores open around 10:00 and close by 20:00.
5. **Tokyo Tower:**
– Main Observatory: ¥900
– Special Observatory: Additional ¥700
– Open: 9:00-23:00
6. **Roppongi Route:** National Art Center Yukizaki Fukagawa Porcelain Living Motif Tsutaya Books TV Asahi Mori Garden Roppongi Hills
7. **Harajuku Route:** Harajuku Station Cosme Tokyo (beauty heaven) Harajuku HARAKADO Meiji-dori Omurice (restaurant) Takeshita Street Hachiman Shrine
8. **Omotesando:** A hub for luxury and niche brands, plus vintage shops.
9. **Shibuya:** Must-see landmarks: Hachiko Statue and Shibuya Crossing.
Recommended route: Hachiko Statue + World’s Busiest Crossing → 109 Mall → Shibuya Center Street → PARCO → Disney Store + Cat Street → Shibuya Sky
This itinerary looks super efficient and well-planned! I especially like how it avoids backtracking—perfect for maximizing time in Tokyo. I’m curious, though, if you’ve tried eating at any must-try spots along the way?
Thank you so much for your kind words! I haven’t explicitly mentioned food spots in this itinerary, but there are some fantastic local eateries around each stop, like the ramen near Asakusa or the street food in Ameya-Yokocho. Feel free to explore and ask locals for their favorites—they always have the best recommendations! Enjoy your trip and happy eating!
This itinerary looks amazing! I especially like the mix of traditional and modern spots. Akihabara to Ginza by subway sounds convenient. Will definitely try this when I visit Tokyo next time!