
Tokyo, the weekend after your meetings
You're in Tokyo for work and the meetings end Friday. This is the weekend extension: two efficient days near the rail spine, the essential sights without backtracking, and dinners worth staying for. Real business trips don't need a two-week itinerary — they need this.
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Tokyo Station & Marunouchi & nearby — sights morning, shopping afternoon
The polished business core: the restored red-brick Tokyo Station, tree-lined Naka-dori boutiques, the KITTE and Marunouchi buildings, and the moats and lawns of the Imperial Palace East Gardens just west. Smart, central and superbly connected.
- 08:0008:30BreakfastPick a spot nearby — not booked yet
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Landmark東京駅 丸の内駅舎20 minThe restored 1914 red-brick station facade — floodlit and photogenic at night from the Marunouchi plaza. A vast retail/dining warren (and the Shinkansen) lie inside.
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Historic site皇居東御苑60 minThe free, beautifully kept former-castle gardens of the Imperial Palace — moats, stone ramparts, lawns and seasonal blossoms, a green escape by Tokyo Station. Closed Mondays and Fridays.
Step-freegardenscastle ruinsmoats - 10:05~15 min walkroute
- 11:0011:45Shopping丸の内仲通り45 min
An elegant tree-lined avenue of boutiques, cafés and public art between Tokyo Station and the palace — pedestrianised at lunch and on weekends. Pleasant stroll, smart shopping.
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- 12:0013:00LunchSuggested
- 13:0014:00ShoppingKITTE 丸の内60 min
A stylish mall in the old central post office building, with Japanese-design shops, restaurants and a free rooftop garden looking straight onto Tokyo Station. Good rainy-day browsing.
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- 14:1515:15Shopping銀座中央通り60 min
Ginza's main avenue of flagship stores (Uniqlo, Apple, Itoya stationery, the brand boutiques). Closed to cars on weekend afternoons for a relaxed stroll. Per-shop hours vary.
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Landmark和光 銀座本店15 minThe landmark clock-towered department store at Ginza's main 4-chome crossing — Ginza's signature backdrop. Worth a look (and a window-shop) even if you don't go in.
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The lively lanes that remain where the old fish market stood — tamagoyaki skewers, fresh sashimi bowls, grilled scallops, knives and kitchenware. Go early; many stalls wind down by early afternoon and some close Sundays/Wednesdays.
The reliable, approachable Tsukiji sushi chain's flagship — fresh, mid-priced, English-friendly and often open around the clock. A safe bet for first-timers; no reservation needed.
A famous Tsukiji stall selling warm sweet rolled-omelette (tamagoyaki) on a stick — a cheap, classic market snack to eat as you wander.
Roppongi — shopping morning, sights afternoon
Tokyo's art-and-nightlife district: the Mori Art Museum and Tokyo City View atop Roppongi Hills, the design-led Tokyo Midtown and Suntory Museum, teamLab Borderless at Azabudai Hills, and after dark a dense run of bars and clubs. A culture-by-day, lights-by-night neighborhood.
- 07:4008:00Check out of your stayUsually due by 10:00–12:00 — most stays hold your bags if you ask.
- 08:0009:30Free time · 1h 30mNothing scheduled here — stop for a coffee, or head back early.
- 09:3010:00BreakfastPick a spot nearby — not booked yet
- 11:0012:30Shopping東京ミッドタウン90 min
Design-led complex of boutiques, the Suntory Museum of Art and the 21_21 Design Sight gallery, wrapped around a green lawn that becomes an illumination in winter. Restaurants stay open later than the shops.
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- 12:4513:45LunchSuggested
- 13:4515:15Shopping六本木ヒルズ90 min
The landmark Mori Tower complex of shops, restaurants and cinemas, marked by Louise Bourgeois's giant 'Maman' spider out front. The base of the Mori Art Museum and a natural Roppongi starting point.
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- 15:3017:00Museum森美術館・東京シティビュー90 min
Contemporary-art museum on the 53rd floor of Roppongi Hills, paired with the Tokyo City View indoor observation deck — one of the city's best skyline panoramas, open late. Exhibitions rotate; the museum closes earlier on Tuesdays.
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- 17:3018:45DinnerPick a spot nearby — not booked yet
- 18:4520:15Viewpoint東京タワー90 min
The 333-metre red lattice tower that has been Tokyo's symbol since 1958 — the 150m Main Deck is walk-up friendly, while the 250m Top Deck runs as a separate timed, reservation-only tour. Come at sunset for the day-to-night switch; it stays open late, and a barrier-free route serves the Main Deck.
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Tokyo's 'Champs-Elysees' — a zelkova-lined avenue of flagship boutiques and striking architect-designed stores (plus Omotesando Hills). Window-shopping and people-watching even on a budget.
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