If you are looking to maximize your 5 days in Tokyo for 2025, this comprehensive video guide from FUJI JAPAN TRAVEL delivers a curated itinerary that balances traditional culture, modern attractions, culinary adventures, and iconic sites. Each day is structured with clear stops and recommendations, making it an excellent blueprint for both first-time visitors and seasoned travelers keen to discover new Tokyo highlights.

Day one focuses on the Marunouchi and Tsukiji areas, featuring visits to local favorites such as Kushiro Kitte Marunouchi Ten, the delicious Tempura Iyasaka, and the Pokémon Store inside Tokyo Station. The day also includes Calbee+ for unique snacks, the bustling Tsukiji Outer Market with its fresh seafood and specialty foods, and concludes with dinner at Sushikappo Shintomi Uosen.

Day two immerses you in the energy of Shibuya, starting at the famous Shibuya Scramble Crossing and exploring the Mega Don Quijote store, a paradise for quirky and useful souvenirs. Relax at CONNEL COFFEE or find inspiration at THE GALLERY SOGETSU. The artistic focus continues on day three, with stops at The National Art Center Tokyo, a break at Salon de The Ronde, panoramic city views from the Roppongi Hills Museum Observatory, and refined dining at GONPACHI Nishi Azabu. TOKYO MIDTOWN and Toraya Karyo Akasaka provide both retail and traditional Japanese sweets experiences.

For day four, the guide suggests classic Tokyo landmarks such as Tokyo Tower and the new Azabudai Hills, which now hosts stylish cafes like ARABICA Tokyo and Hills House Sky Room. Enjoy Japanese tea at Nakamura Tokichi Minatoku. The final day includes gourmet tonkatsu at Tonkatsu Fumiya, healthy options at EAT GOOD PLACE, and pop culture exploration at Animate Ikebukuro. For travelers departing the city, the video details transfer tips via Narita and Haneda Airports using the Airport Limited Express.

Throughout the guide, Japanese venue names and locations are provided with map links for easy navigation. This video is ideal for independent travelers, offering a balanced perspective on Tokyo’s diverse neighborhoods—Marunouchi, Tsukiji, Shibuya, Roppongi, Azabudai, Akasaka, and Ikebukuro. Each destination is accompanied by local insights, so viewers can make the most of their time in Tokyo, whether seeking out food scenes, pop culture, or historic neighborhoods.