Travel Itinerary

A spacious and beautifully landscaped urban oasis with diverse garden styles (Japanese, English, French), perfect for families to relax, play, and enjoy nature. Kids can run around the large lawns.

A serene escape near Harajuku, offering a peaceful walk through a forest to a grand Shinto shrine. The vast grounds provide space for kids to explore and observe nature, offering a calming cultural experience.

A large park adjacent to Meiji Jingu, popular for picnics, street performers, and a great place for kids to play freely, ride bikes, and observe local Japanese life and culture.

A vibrant, quirky street in Harajuku, famous for its unique fashion, colorful cafes (like monster cafes or animal cafes), and trendy shops. Kids will love the visual spectacle and chance for a fun snack like rainbow cotton candy.

A dream destination for fans of Miyazaki films, this interactive museum features unique exhibits, a children's play area (including a giant Catbus!), and an exclusive short film. (NOTE: Tickets MUST be purchased well in advance, usually months, and are date/time specific. Plan accordingly!)

A beautiful park right next to the Ghibli Museum, featuring a large pond where you can rent paddle boats (including swan-shaped ones!), walking paths, and the Inokashira Park Zoo. Perfect for relaxing after the museum.

A small, charming zoo within Inokashira Park, home to various animals including Japanese squirrels and a dedicated guinea pig petting area, which kids often love. It's a relaxed and manageable zoo for families.

A large and historic park housing several museums, a zoo, and temples. It's a great place for families to spend a morning exploring different attractions, with ample space for children to play.

Japan's oldest zoo, famous for its giant pandas and a wide variety of other animals from around the world. It's a popular and engaging destination for children, offering educational and fun experiences.

An excellent interactive museum within Ueno Park, featuring impressive dinosaur skeletons, natural history exhibits, and hands-on science displays that captivate young minds and make learning fun.

Tokyo's oldest temple, offering a glimpse into traditional Japanese culture. The bustling Nakamise-dori leading up to it is packed with souvenir shops and street food, providing a fun cultural and culinary experience for the family.