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Here is how a real traveler spent 10 days in Tokyo. Day 1: Tokyo Tower, Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden. Day 2: Tokyo Skytree, Sensō-ji. Day 3: Akihabara Electric Town, Odaiba Marine Park. The stop most travelers include is Akihabara Electric Town, in 5 of 2 trips. The full plan below has times, ticket prices and travel time between stops.
Built from 2 real traveler itineraries on Packy AI. Last updated October 2026 by the Packy AI Travel Team.
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10 days in Tokyo, day by day
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Tokyo
Day 1: Tokyo Tower and Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden
Day 1 starts at Tokyo Tower at 9 AM - allow 2 hours for exploration. Take a 15-minute train ride (~¥200) to Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden, arriving by 11:30 AM for a 90-minute stroll. Finally, a 10-minute train ride (~¥200) brings you to Meiji Jingu by 1:30 PM for an hour visit.
9:00 AM
Tokyo Tower
A symbol of Tokyo, Tokyo Tower offers stunning panoramic views and a beautiful lit-up skyline at night, making it a must-visit for any traveler.
120 mins¥1,20020 mins by walk to the next stop
11:30 AM
Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden
Escape the city hustle at this beautiful garden known for its stunning cherry blossoms, tranquil landscapes, and traditional Japanese buildings.
90 mins¥50020 mins by walk to the next stop
1:30 PM
Meiji Jingu
Nestled in a forested area, this serene Shinto shrine is a peaceful retreat, rich in history and tradition, dedicated to Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken.
60 minsFree
Day 2: Tokyo Skytree and Sensō-ji
Day 2 starts at Tokyo Skytree at 9 AM - allow 2.5 hours for stunning views. Take the Tokyo Metro Hanzomon Line for a 30-minute ride (~¥500) to reach Sensō-ji by noon (1.5 hours exploring).
9:00 AM
Tokyo Skytree
At 634 meters, Tokyo Skytree is the tallest structure in Japan, offering incredible 360-degree views of the city and beyond from its observation decks.
150 mins¥2,10020 mins by walk to the next stop
12:00 PM
Sensō-ji
Senso-ji, Tokyo's oldest temple, offers a profound cultural experience with traditional shops and a vibrant surroundings to explore.
90 minsFree20 mins by walk to the next stop
2:00 PM
Ueno Zoological Gardens
Home to over 3,000 animals, Ueno Zoo offers families an exciting day of wildlife exploration right in the heart of Tokyo.
120 mins¥600
Day 3: Akihabara Electric Town and Odaiba Marine Park
Day 3 starts at Akihabara Electric Town at 9 AM - allow 2 hours for exploring electronics and anime shops. Take the Yamanote Line from Akihabara Station to Shimbashi Station (15 mins, ~$3). Transfer to the Yurikamome Line for a scenic ride to Odaiba Marine Park by 11:30 AM (allow 2 hours enjoying the waterfront).
9:00 AM
Akihabara Electric Town
Known as the center of otaku culture, Akihabara is filled with shops, arcades, and cafes, making it a vibrant place for tech and animation enthusiasts.
120 minsFree20 mins by walk to the next stop
11:30 AM
Odaiba Marine Park
Enjoy a refreshing break at Odaiba with its seaside park, offering beautiful views of Tokyo Bay and plenty of space for picnics and relaxing.
120 minsFree20 mins by walk to the next stop
2:00 PM
Yoyogi Park
Yoyogi Park is a large city park perfect for families, offering spacious areas for leisure activities, picnics, and a variety of seasonal events.
90 minsFree
Day 4: Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo National Museum
Start Day 4 at Tokyo Disneyland at 9 AM - allow 6 hours for fun. Take a 30-minute train from Maihama Station to Ueno Station (around ¥240). Visit Tokyo National Museum at 3:30 PM for 2 hours. Then, take a 15-minute taxi ride (~¥1,500) to teamLab Borderless at 6 PM - enjoy digital art until 9 PM.
9:00 AM
Tokyo Disneyland
Experience the magic of Disney at Tokyo Disneyland, featuring enchanting rides, shows, and beloved characters that will delight visitors of all ages.
360 mins¥7,40020 mins by walk to the next stop
3:30 PM
Tokyo National Museum
Explore Japan's rich history and culture at this extensive museum, showcasing artifacts ranging from ancient times to the modern age.
120 mins¥62020 mins by walk to the next stop
6:00 PM
teamLab Borderless: MORI Building DIGITAL ART MUSEUM
Dive into a world of digital art at TeamLab Borderless, where immersive, interactive installations captivate both children and adults alike.
180 mins¥3,200
Day 5: Ghibli Museum and Shibuya Crossing
Start Day 5 at Ghibli Museum at 9 AM - allow 3 hours to explore. Travel 35 minutes via train from Mitaka Station to Shibuya Station (~¥300). Arrive at Shibuya Crossing by 12:30 PM for a quick 30-minute experience.
9:00 AM
Ghibli Museum
Celebrate the magic of Studio Ghibli at this unique museum, showcasing behind-the-scenes artwork and models from beloved films like Spirited Away.
180 mins¥1,00020 mins by walk to the next stop
12:30 PM
Shibuya Crossing
Witness the world-famous Shibuya Crossing, an iconic intersection teeming with activity, providing a quintessential Tokyo experience worth capturing.
30 minsFree20 mins by walk to the next stop
1:30 PM
Imperial Palace East National Gardens
Explore the historic Imperial Palace East Gardens, a tranquil space filled with beautiful landscaping and remnants of Edo Castle.
90 minsFree
Day 6: Mori Art Museum and National Museum of Nature and Science
Start Day 6 at the Mori Art Museum at 9 AM (2 hours). Then, enjoy a 10-minute taxi ride (~¥1,500) to the National Museum of Nature and Science by 11:30 AM (2.5 hours). For the afternoon, take a 20-minute subway ride (~¥300) to Tokyo Sea Life Park, arriving at 2:30 PM (2 hours).
9:00 AM
Mori Art Museum
Experience contemporary art in the heart of Roppongi, with dynamic exhibitions and stunning city views from the observation deck.
120 mins¥1,80020 mins by walk to the next stop
11:30 AM
National Museum of Nature and Science
Engage with fantastic exhibits on natural history and technology, offering hands-on activities perfect for kids and families.
150 mins¥62020 mins by walk to the next stop
2:30 PM
Tokyo Sea Life Park
Home to a wide variety of marine life, Tokyo Sea Life Park provides an educational and entertaining experience for families and animal lovers.
120 mins¥2,000
Day 7: Shimokitazawa and Yanaka Cemetery
Day 7 starts at Shimokitazawa (closest to city center) at 9 AM - allow 2 hours to explore boutique shops and cafes. Travel 25 minutes via train to Yanaka Cemetery, arriving at 11:30 AM; allow 90 minutes for peaceful strolls.
9:00 AM
Shimokitazawa
Explore this trendy neighborhood filled with vintage shops, cafes, and music venues, perfect for those seeking unique Tokyo experiences.
120 minsFree20 mins by walk to the next stop
11:30 AM
Yanaka Cemetery
Experience the traditional atmosphere of Yanaka, a historic district with a peaceful cemetery and many temples showcasing old Tokyo vibes.
90 minsFree20 mins by walk to the next stop
1:30 PM
Rainbow Bridge
This picturesque bridge connects Tokyo to Odaiba, offering stunning views of Tokyo Bay and a great spot for sunset strolls.
45 minsFree
Day 8: Symphony Cruise and Shinjuku Batting Center
Start Day 8 at Symphony Cruise at 9 AM - allow 90 minutes for a scenic experience. Next, take a 25-minute train ride (~¥300) to Shinjuku, arriving around 11 AM for an hour of fun at Shinjuku Batting Center. Finally, head to Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building No.
9:00 AM
Symphony Cruise
Relax on a evening cruise across Tokyo Bay, where you can admire the city skyline and popular landmarks illuminated at night.
90 mins¥1,00020 mins by walk to the next stop
11:00 AM
Shinjuku Batting Center
Have fun together at a Shinjuku batting center, where you can hit baseballs in a casual atmosphere, perfect for kids and families.
60 mins¥1,00020 mins by walk to the next stop
12:30 PM
Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building No.1
Visit the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building for free observation decks that provide spectacular views of the city and Mount Fuji on clear days.
60 minsFree
Day 9: Shinobazu Pond and Yoyogi National First Gymnasium
Day 9 starts at Shinobazu Pond at 9 AM - allow 2 hours to stroll the park. Travel to Yoyogi National First Gymnasium, a 15-minute train ride (~¥210) - arrive by 11:30 AM. Spend 1 hour exploring the gymnasium. For lunch, take a 30-minute train ride (~¥320) to Tama Zoological Park by 1 PM - enjoy the zoo for 2.
9:00 AM
Shinobazu Pond
A picturesque pond surrounded by beautiful parks, perfect for picnicking, boating, and enjoying nature in the heart of the city.
120 minsFree20 mins by walk to the next stop
11:30 AM
Yoyogi National First Gymnasium
An iconic sports venue known for its unique architecture and hosting various sports and events. Great for kids' activities too.
60 minsVaries by event20 mins by walk to the next stop
1:00 PM
Tama Zoological Park
A large zoo with a wide variety of animals, offering a more spacious setting compared to urban zoos.
150 mins600 JPY
Day 10: Inokashira Park and Kasai Rinkai Park
Start at Inokashira Park at 9 AM for 1.5 hours of leisure. Then, take a 20-minute train ride to Kasai Rinkai Park, allowing 2 hours for exploration starting at 11 AM. Finally, travel 10 minutes by train to Tokyo Sea Life Park, arriving at 1:30 PM for a 2-hour visit. Estimated transport costs: ~¥500 total.
9:00 AM
Inokashira Park
A relaxing park with a lovely pond, paddle boats, and a vibrant atmosphere, ideal for family outings.
90 minsFree20 mins by walk to the next stop
11:00 AM
Kasai Rinkai Park
A spacious park with sea views, an aquarium, and activities for families, perfect for a day out in nature.
120 minsFree20 mins by walk to the next stop
1:30 PM
Tokyo Sea Life Park
A large aquarium showcasing diverse marine life, interactive exhibits, and kid-friendly activities.
120 mins2000 JPY
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Everything you need to know about spending 10 days in Tokyo
Yes. The plan on this page fits 30 stops into 10 days, about 3 a day. Travelers on Packy have planned Tokyo trips from 3 to 14 days.
The plan on this page opens with Tokyo Tower, Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden, Meiji Jingu.
Across 2 traveler itineraries, the stops that come up most are Akihabara Electric Town (5 of 2), Meiji Jingu (5 of 2), Tokyo Tower (5 of 2), Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden (4 of 2), Tokyo Skytree (4 of 2).
From the plan on this page: Tokyo Tower is ¥1,200; Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden is ¥500; Tokyo Skytree is ¥2,100; Ueno Zoological Gardens is ¥600. Prices change, so check before you book.
Yes. Copy it into Packy AI, set your dates, then add, remove or reorder stops. Packy keeps the timings and the route up to date.
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