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If you want to pick up a souvenir in Tokyo, Kyukyodo in Ginza, which has been selling goods since 1663, sells incense, Japanese paper goods and calligraphy supplies.
If you want to pick up a souvenir in Tokyo, Kyukyodo in Ginza, which has been selling goods since 1663, sells incense, Japanese paper goods and calligraphy supplies.
You can find unique vending machines all over Tokyo filled with a variety of products, like dashi (a Japanese soup stock), umbrellas and bananas.
An art facility that utilizes the latest digital technology, Team Lab Planets TOKYO can be enjoyed by children and adults alike and is open until the end of 2023
Leaves on the trees in Tokyo turn yellow and red in autumn, and you can enjoy visiting beautiful gardens and parks in the center of the city.
The highlight of Tokyo's 634-meter Tokyo Skytree are two observation decks, which offer spectacular views out over the city.
Delta Customer Service Agent Mayumi Saito visits Senso-Ji, a Buddhist temple in Asakusa that is Tokyo's oldest temple.  
Delta Customer Service Agent Mayumi Saito visits Senso-Ji, a Buddhist temple in Asakusa that is Tokyo's oldest temple.  
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