If you really want to experience something magical in Tokyo, we suggest waking up before the sun has even risen and wander around the famous Tsukiji fish market. There is so much to see, experience and most importantly taste, all while enjoying a gorgeous sunrise over the hustle of the market.

Acclaimed sushi chef Sawada and his lovely wife serve up a chef's choice menu, or Omakase, in their tiny sophisticated bar. Having earned two Michelin stars, we can ensure nothing but delectable tastes and vibes!

This is a wonderful representative of Tokyo's terrific sushi, but can unfortunately be wildly expensive. Here's a tip: go in around lunchtime, prices are more affordable!

This sweet kissaten, or coffee house, is tucked away in a small quiet street in Ginza and has the reputation of being the oldest coffee shop in the area. This legendary spot only serves coffee in vintage crockery, and is truly some of the best coffee we have tried in a while.