Tokyo 5-day walking guide 📸 20,000 steps a day to enjoy the classics

Sisters, take a look 👀 A 5-day tour of Tokyo and its surroundings, with an awesome shopping, eating, and photo-taking route that won’t let you go back. Join me as I take an average of 20,000 steps a day to deeply experience the charm of Tokyo! Day 1: Tsukiji → Ginza → Imperial Palace → Shiba Park → Roppongi → Shibuyasky Start your wonderful journey by tasting the five-color sea urchin rice at Tsukiji Market. Shopping in Ginza is great, with all the big-name stationery available. In the afternoon, go to Shiba Park to check in Tokyo Tower. I recommend two photo spots: ENEOS gas station and Sumitomo Mitsui Bank Mita-dori Branch. The photo-taking rate is very high! Day 2: Suga Shrine → Shinjuku Gyoen → Shinjuku → Shintoshin Promenade Bridge → Omoide Yokocho → Kabukicho Ichibangai Shinjuku Isetan and Takashimaya have rich products. Young girls should not miss lumine est and lumine2. The steps of Suga Shrine are the same check-in spot in "Your Name". The Shintoshin Promenade Bridge and Kabukicho are also very popular in movies. In the evening, you can also go to the old-fashioned Wagyu BBQ restaurant Shushuen to feast on a feast. Day 3: Sensoji Temple → Asakusa Culture Tourist Center → Shibamata → Doraemon Museum Feel the strong neon atmosphere at Sensoji Temple and visit the cute comics shop. Go to the Asakusa Culture Tourist Center to overlook the panoramic view of Kaminarimon, and you can take pictures of the Tokyo Skytree at the Matsumoto Kiyoshi Asakusa store. In the afternoon, we will go to Shibamata, which is full of Showa style, and then go to the Doraemon Museum to pursue our childhood dreams. Day 4: Mount Fuji Leave from Shinjuku to Mount Fuji. Check the weather in advance and get up early. Yamanakako Shiratorihama, Lake Kawaguchiko North Shore, Hikawa Time Shop, and Lawson Kawaguchiko Station Store are all good places for taking photos. You can choose either Yamanakako or Kawaguchiko. Day 5: Kamakura Slam Dunk fans must visit Kamakura High School, eat bills pancakes by the sea, visit the Great Buddha of Kamakura, Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine and Enoshima, and you can also see Mount Fuji when the weather is good. It's super healing. #TokyoItinerary