09:30 Ryogoku

From Ryogoku Station walk to the Edo-Tokyo Museum in the distinctive cantilevered building designed by award-winning architect Kikutake next to the Ryogoku Kokugikan sumo arena, where sekitori wrestlers are often seen coming and going. The museum houses various collections such as ukiyoe (Japanese woodblock prints) and kimono, and spectacular full-scale replicas of the Nihombashi bridge and Nakamura-Za theater of the early 19th century.

11:00 Asakusa

Take a photo under the popular giant lantern of Asakusa Kaminari-mon (Thunder Gate). Nakamise Street leading from Kaminari-mon is a shoppers' paradise for typical Japanese souvenirs, such as T-shirts with Japanese designs and sweets.

12:00 Lunch

If you're ready for lunch, there are many well-established restaurants in Asakusa long loved by the local people. Try any of the traditional Japanese "shitamachi foods" such as sukiyaki, ramen, ten-don, and monja-yaki.

13:20 Asakusa to Odaiba

Take the ultra-modern, spaceship-like "Himiko" sightseeing boat(Tokyo Cruise Ship) designed by renowned comic writer and animator Leiji Matsumoto to Odaiba. Travel through time from the old Edo atmosphere of Asakusa to the futuristic Odaiba!

14:45 The National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation

The museum has the latest in exhibitions and technology including the famous robot ASIMO and a planetarium, spacecraft, and science experiments. Many of the state-of-the-art exhibits are interactive so you never get tired of them!

17:00 VenusFort

The shopping mall's outlet zone is especially popular with its cutting-edge brand shops extremely popular with the young trendsetters of the Shibuya and Harajuku areas. Also, a variety of restaurants such as Italian and Asian are available for dinner in the mall.