Best things to do in Tokyo

As the observation deck is not at a very high level, I can see the Tokyo's landscape easily and clearly. When I saw the Mount FUJI and Tokyo Tower at the same time, I felt excited and very happy

Really well managed. Big crowd, but it didn't feel crowded. You get to play in the art and each room is different. The orchids were particularly lovely because of the smell and wading among the colourful 'fish' was magical. Well worth a visit and so glad we booked ahead because it was sold out when we went mid week.

The experience was really nice its a dream come true for me.the tour guide is funny and lovely with a good sense of humour.Very professional indeed and a hard working woman for such a work like that,seeing people everyday.

Worth every penny! We had an extraordinary moment here. Our group comprised of 2+ kid, 30+ parents and 60+ granny; all of us shared the same joy and memorable time together. It's a must-to-visit! I will definitely return when i come back to Tokyo!

We loved this so much even though it rained a little. We got to see parts of Tokyo we may not have seen otherwise. We decided to see how many people we could get to wave back at us waving to the from the bus. We lost count pretty quickly because the Japanese people are so friendly and we very quickly waving and laughing with us.

I absolutely loved the 360-degree view from the Roppongi Hills Observatory! The panoramic scenery of Tokyo is breathtaking, and it's a great spot to take in the city’s skyline. Unfortunately, I was disappointed to find that the rooftop area was closed due to an accident, which I was really looking forward to. Despite missing out on that, the experience was still amazing, and I’d definitely recommend it to anyone visiting Tokyo. Hopefully, I can come back and enjoy the rooftop next time!

I am a big fan of Hello Kitty, and so are my daughter and my mom. We really enjoyed our visit to Sanrio Puroland amusement park. The staff is friendly, and the rides are fantastic.