Tokyo is the capital of Japan, and exploding with restaurants, attractions, nightlife and history. With 12 million people in just the metropolis alone, and over 35 million people in the greater Tokyo area, there is unlimited choice and opportunity here for tourists who have a variety of interests. For the best Tokyo has to offer, here are the top attractions, restaurants, hotels and activities to keep anyone interested, engaged and fascinated with the country’s capital.

Before enjoying the best of Tokyo, you’ll need a relaxing place to stay and there’s no shortage here. Tokyo hotels are inviting, clean, stylish and accommodating. Best of all, there are literally dozens of centrally located hotels within walking distance to shopping districts, restaurants and museums. If your budget can afford their best luxury hotels, stick with the Park Hyatt Tokyo, the Four Seasons Tokyo or the Mandarin Oriental. Each one of these elegant hotels have beautiful interior, fine dining restaurants, 24 hour concierge and more than enough amenities to make you feel comfortable and serene. If you need a moderately priced hotel, consider staying at Tokyo’s Park Hotel or the Hilltop Hotel. Each one offers guests a quiet’s night’s rest in an affordable and centrally located hotel. Once your hotel is booked, you enjoy the best of Tokyo’s nightlife. It’s filled to the brim with friendly people, stylish bars, clubs and raves that go all night. Wherever you go, you’re sure to have an amazing time.

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1. Visit a modern Geisha bar. Nowadays, Geisha bars are nothing more than a relaxing bar or café where Japanese women in traditional attire sing, play instruments and engage in witty conversation. But, it’s a interesting environment and with a fascinating history that’s worth the visit.

2. Explore the nightlife districts of Ginza and Roppongi. Tokyo’s vibrant nightlife is categorized by four main districts, and Ginza and Roppongi are two of them. Ginza has many high end fashion stores that stay open late. When you’re done shopping, be prepared to eat at one of the many delicious restaurants along the Ginza Strip, so whether you enjoy a cup of tea, seafood or pastries, you can find something to satisfy your pallet. Roppongi is a perfect choice for 20 or 30 something’s. It’s packed with bars, restaurants and clubs and one of Tokyo’s most vibrant and busy nightlife districts. Start at Almond, which is right across the street from the subway, and have a drink and something to eat. From there, you have your pick of a lineup of popular bars and clubs. Dance your heart out, sample the cocktails and meet some locals. You’re sure to have an amazing night. Just be aware that the subway stops running at 2am.

3. Meet some friends in the district of Shinjuku. This part of Tokyo is lively as well, and another option for travelers who want a jam packed night of activity. The crowds and lights make Shinjuku a fascinating part of the city with restaurants, bars and shops that stay open late.

Tokyo is a perfect destination for anyone – whether you’re traveling with friends or arriving here on a family vacation. When arriving, unwind in your relaxing hotel, taste the local cuisine and most of all, take part in their nightlife that makes up a large portion of their culture. You won’t regret staying up all night in this city; it’s worth it!