1. At almost 2100 feet high, Tokyo Skytree is Japan's tallest structure.
2. Senso-ji is the city's oldest temple, and it attracts approximately 30 million visitors per year.
3. Tokyo's National Sumo Hall, Ryogoku Kokugikan, hosts tournaments in january, May and September each year.
4. Take a stroll down Takeshita-dori, in the Harajuku area, to experience the epicenter of Japan's youth culture.
5. Pretty and pristine Ueno Park is home to temples and pagodas, foliage and flowers, and soothing Shinobazu Pond.
6. Meiji Shrine is one of the most visited and respected imperial shrines in Tokyo.
7. The world's biggest fish market, Tsukiji is also the place to watch fishmongers and sushi masters strut their stuff.
