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Capital · 14.3 M peopleCorrected by our editors

Tokyo

Capital and largest city of Japan.

In and around Tokyo

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  1. Sensō-jiReligious sites · Tokyo
  2. Tokyo SkytreeLandmarks & monuments · Tokyo
  3. Yasukuni ShrineReligious sites · Tokyo
  4. Tokyo TowerLandmarks & monuments · Tokyo
  5. Tokyo Imperial PalaceHistory & heritage · Tokyo
  6. Tokyo DisneylandZoos, aquariums & theme parks · Tokyo
  7. Tokyo DomeStadiums & sports · Tokyo
  8. Tokyo DisneySeaZoos, aquariums & theme parks · Tokyo
  9. Meiji ShrineReligious sites · Tokyo
  10. Tokyo National MuseumMuseums & galleries · Tokyo
  11. National Museum of Western ArtMuseums & galleries · TokyoUNESCO World Heritage
  12. Rainbow BridgeLandmarks & monuments · Tokyo
  13. Ueno ParkParks & gardens · Tokyo
  14. Ghibli MuseumMuseums & galleries · Tokyo
  15. Akasaka PalaceHistory & heritage · Tokyo
  16. St. Mary's CathedralReligious sites · Tokyo
  17. Ueno ZooZoos, aquariums & theme parks · Tokyo
  18. Tokyo MosqueReligious sites · Tokyo
  19. Yoyogi ParkParks & gardens · Tokyo
  20. National Museum of Nature and ScienceMuseums & galleries · Tokyo

Weather by season

  • Dec–Feb11° / 4°175 mm
  • Mar–May19° / 11°391 mm
  • Jun–Aug29° / 23°479 mm
  • Sep–Nov22° / 16°554 mm

Average high / low (°C) and rain per season. Highlighted: the best months to go. Tokyo station, 1991–2020 climate normals · Meteostat. Raw data: NOAA, Deutscher Wetterdienst and others. (CC BY 4.0).

About Tokyo

Tokyo, officially the Tokyo Metropolis, is the capital and most populous city of Japan. The population of the city proper was over 14 million as of 2023. The Greater Tokyo Area, which includes Tokyo and parts of six neighboring prefectures, is the third-most populous metropolitan area in the world, with 33 million residents as of 2025.

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Full Tokyo travel guide

Getting around, food, where to stay

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