Say hello to Tokyo... in a big way: Our tips for a relaxing stay in the Japanese capital
Say hello to Tokyo... the grown-up way: Forget the fast pace, youth culture and pulsating neon signs - here we reveal our top tips for enjoying a relaxing stay in Japan's intriguing capital. Kate Crockett says Tokyo can be "overwhelming," so start by finding a sanctuary to settle into. She recommends the 23-story Palace Hotel Tokyo in the Marunouchi district, which is a "true haven." For a quiet day, head to the Nezu Museum where you can practice forest bathing art
After almost three years of closure due to Covid restrictions, Tokyo is back on the holiday to-do list . But if the thought of 24-hour neon lights, robotic hotels and conveyor belt sushi leaves you reluctant, then it's time to rethink. Tokyo can be sophisticated, relaxed and, always, intriguing.
A refuge next to the royal family
After almost three years of closure due to Covid restrictions, Tokyo is back on the holiday to-do list . But if the thought of 24-hour neon lights, robotic hotels and conveyor belt sushi leaves you reluctant, then it's time to rethink. Tokyo can be sophisticated, relaxed and, always, intriguing.
A refuge next to the royal family
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