Why We Recommend This Activity<\/strong><\/p>\nYou can find the best Tokyo street cuisine at Tsukiji Food Town.<\/p>\n
There is no dish you can’t discover, from the most classic to the most innovative of contemporary Japanese cuisine.<\/p>\n
But before you eat anything off the street, you should probably stop by the morning tuna auctions.<\/p>\n
Visitors to the market should get there early because they are a significant draw.<\/p>\n
Take a stroll to the former location with the kids after the auction.<\/p>\n
When you’re through, we promise your heart will feel as full as your stomach.<\/p>\n
Recommended Ages<\/strong><\/p>\nChildren of all ages can participate in this event.<\/p>\n
\n- National Museum of Nature and Science \u2014 Taito<\/strong><\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
Bottom of Form<\/strong><\/p>\nIn 1871, the Ministry of Education founded the National Museum of Nature and Science as an exhibition hall.<\/p>\n
Many new divisions were established, and the final building was constructed in 2012.<\/p>\n
Why We Recommend This Activity<\/strong><\/p>\nThe museum offers various engaging and entertaining programs and exhibits to benefit your young visitors.<\/p>\n
There’s a steam engine and a full-size whale facsimile right at the door, and they’ll blow your mind.<\/p>\n
The fossil area is a personal favorite of ours.<\/p>\n
There are replicas of prehistoric animals and people, including dinosaurs, blue whales, and early humans.<\/p>\n
We also like the exhibition’s focus on Japan’s past; many displays are bilingual in English and Japanese.<\/p>\n
The museum is a great spot to take children to Tokyo.<\/p>\n
Recommended Ages<\/strong><\/p>\nEveryone at the Museum of Nature and Science has something for everyone, from toddlers to grandparents.<\/p>\n
\n- Tokyo Disneyland \u2014 Maihama<\/strong><\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
When it debuted in 1983, Tokyo Disneyland was the first Disney theme park located outside of the United States.<\/p>\n
Why We Recommend This Activity<\/strong><\/p>\nDisney Land in Tokyo is a must-see for families visiting the Japanese capital.<\/p>\n
Enjoy the Disney parade and distinctive shows that made the company famous.<\/p>\n
Tokyo DisneySea, the park’s sibling, caters to older children and adults with exciting attractions developed for both age groups.<\/p>\n
Of course, Mickey Mouse and the Fairy Godmother are still there, but the rides have really stepped up their game.<\/p>\n
Recommended Ages<\/strong><\/p>\nA wide range of ages can enjoy the park together.<\/p>\n
Traveling to Tokyo Disneyland is a must if you have young children.<\/p>\n
Tokyo DisneySea is an excellent option if you have older children at your party.<\/p>\n
\n- Ueno Zoo \u2014 Taito<\/strong><\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
Ueno Zoo and Gardens first opened to the public in 1882.<\/p>\n
Since it was the first zoo in all of Japan, it is home to more than 400 animal species.<\/p>\n
The zoo’s last major expansion, which included adding an entirely new area, was in 1999.<\/p>\n
Why We Recommend This Activity<\/strong><\/p>\nIf you’re in Tokyo with the kids this weekend, I highly recommend checking out the Ueno Zoo.<\/p>\n
There are many animals for the kids to see, and the setting is lovely.<\/p>\n
You should definitely check out the panda house if you have some extra time.<\/p>\n
The zoo is cheap to enter, and the animals are positioned so that people can get up and personal while safely separated from them by a fence.<\/p>\n
Recommended Ages<\/strong><\/p>\nYou should feel comfortable visiting the zoo even if you’re traveling with a young child.<\/p>\n
\n- Fire Museum \u2014 Shinjuku<\/strong><\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
Tokyo’s Fire Museum opened in 1992 as an instructional branch of the city’s fire department.<\/p>\n
There are almost 8,000 resources there for firefighters.<\/p>\n
Why We Recommend This Activity<\/strong><\/p>\nThe Tokyo Fire Museum is a department of the Tokyo Fire Department that hosts educational events for the public on fire prevention and fighting.<\/p>\n
The museum’s exhibition hall features a remarkable array of antique firefighting equipment.<\/p>\n
Your household will emerge from this experience with a better understanding of fire safety.<\/p>\n
Recommended Ages<\/strong><\/p>\nWhether you’re visiting with an infant or a teenager, the Fire Museum is a great place to learn about fire safety.<\/p>\n
\n- Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation \u2014 Koto<\/strong><\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
The Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation (also stylized as Miraikan, “Future Museum”) was established in 2001 in response to Japan’s Basic Plan for Science and Technology (created in 1996).<\/p>\n
Why We Recommend This Activity<\/strong><\/p>\nBring the kids to the Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation for an experience they won’t soon forget.<\/p>\n
Numerous displays at the museum explain scientific and technological concepts in plain English.<\/p>\n
Our favorite part of the museum is the walking robot Asimo, and it’s also one of the most significant places in Tokyo to take kids.<\/p>\n
Recommended Ages<\/strong><\/p>\nFamily-friendly exhibits are welcome in the museum.<\/p>\n
Therefore, anyone can enjoy it, regardless of age.<\/p>\n
\n- Museum of Maritime Science \u2014 Shinagawa<\/strong><\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
Ships, Japanese boats, and other types of vessels used for sailing in Japan can be shown at the Museum of Maritime Science, founded in 1963 by the Nippon Foundation.<\/p>\n
Why We Recommend This Activity<\/strong><\/p>\nThe Museum of Maritime Science is one of the best places for youngsters, despite being geared primarily toward adults.<\/p>\n
They can hop aboard and act as if they belong there.<\/p>\n
After they’re done with the climb, guests may check out the Soya ship, which has been on display as a part of the museum’s permanent collection since 1979.<\/p>\n
By wandering the museum, you can get a feel for what it was like to be a sailor on a research mission.<\/p>\n
Recommended Ages<\/strong><\/p>\nEveryone, from toddlers to grandparents, will enjoy the museum’s exhibits.<\/p>\n
\n- LEGOLAND Discovery Center \u2014 Minato<\/strong><\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
More than three million LEGO bricks can be found at the LEGOLAND Discovery Center, where a model of Tokyo with all its famous sights can be located.<\/p>\n
To top it all off, it’s the first LEGO-themed indoor park in all of Japan.<\/p>\n
Why We Recommend This Activity<\/strong><\/p>\nThe Discovery Center in Odaiba is a fantastic destination for families visiting Japan.<\/p>\n
Take a tour of the complex to see the impressive architecture, or browse the gift shop for hard-to-find LEGO pieces.<\/p>\n
Kids of all ages can enjoy the facility’s various attractive playthings.<\/p>\n
Seeing a LEGO movie in the 4D Cinema is an eye-opening experience, and the MINILAND is a fantastic addition.<\/p>\n
For us, the Caf\u00e9 is the best part of the Center.<\/p>\n
The children’s eyes should be fed first, and then their bellies.<\/p>\n
In conclusion, we believe that taking the kids to the Discovery Center is one of the most exciting things to do in Japan.<\/p>\n
Recommended Ages<\/strong><\/p>\nEven if you have babies or young children in tow, the Discovery Center is fun for the whole family.<\/p>\n
\n- Tokyo Tower \u2014 Minato<\/strong><\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
The Tokyo Tower, located in the Minato ward of Shibakoen, is 1,092-foot communication and observation tower that opened to the public in 1958.<\/p>\n
The Tokyo Tower Company has control of this replica of the Eiffel Tower.<\/p>\n
Why We Recommend This Activity<\/strong><\/p>\nIf you’re looking for something fun to do in Tokyo with the kids, a trip to the Tokyo Tower is a must.<\/p>\n
The tower’s top floor provides information on the tower’s role in facilitating communication.<\/p>\n
And if you go up high enough, you can see all of Minato in all its splendor.<\/p>\n
When darkness falls, the Tower takes on an even more magical quality.<\/p>\n
It’s hard to notice when 180 lights are illuminating the area.<\/p>\n
Recommended Ages<\/strong><\/p>\nThe quick elevator journeys at the Tokyo Tower make it an excellent destination for large groups of people, especially those with young children.<\/p>\n
\n- KidZania \u2014 Toyosu<\/strong><\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
When KidZania Tokyo opened in 2006, it was the third KidZania theme park to spread worldwide.<\/p>\n
It’s the one that came before the one in Monterrey, offering more than seventy different careers for your kids to choose from.<\/p>\n
Why We Recommend This Activity<\/strong><\/p>\nFor kids, the world is a miniature version of Kidzania, a theme park where they may play at being grownups using replicas of real-world equipment.<\/p>\n
They can even get money doing something called KidZo.<\/p>\n
While your kids play out their fantasies, you and your friends or family can enjoy different activities or chat with other parents in the observation areas.<\/p>\n
The abundance of English-language events is a significant selling point for this venue.<\/p>\n
Recommended Ages<\/strong><\/p>\nKidZania requires efficient operations.<\/p>\n
As a result, it’s not appropriate for kids younger than 4.<\/p>\n
\n- Tokyo Skytree \u2014 Sumida<\/strong><\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
The Tokyo Skytree in Sumida is the tallest tower in Japan and the second tallest building in the world after the Burj Khalifa; it was completed in 2011 for broadcasting and observational purposes.<\/p>\n
Why We Recommend This Activity<\/strong><\/p>\nThe tower is responsible for the majority of broadcasts in the Kanto area.<\/p>\n
You can spend all day shopping in the hundreds of stores at its base or on its 2080-foot ascent.<\/p>\n
The tower provides a low-cost, accessible activity for the whole family.<\/p>\n
Visit the tower with the kids if you’re curious about broadcasting and want to see how it’s done; it’ll be a blast, and you’ll learn a lot.<\/p>\n
Recommended Ages<\/strong><\/p>\nTaking a trip to the Tokyo Skytree with a large group of people, especially if you have very young children who adore the lightning-fast elevators, is a great idea.<\/p>\n
\n- Samurai Museum \u2014 Shinjuku<\/strong><\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
Tonhobachi Co., Ltd opened The Samurai Museum in 2015 as a tourist attraction and educational resource for learning about the Samurai and their culture.<\/p>\n
Several displays in the museum are exact copies of real-world artifacts.<\/p>\n
Why We Recommend This Activity<\/strong><\/p>\nKids love action movies set in both contemporary and ‘Edo era Japan because they get to see samurai in the lead role.<\/p>\n
Samurai Jack was always my favorite cartoon as a kid, and I can still picture my younger self in the role of a real Samurai.<\/p>\n
The Samurai Museum is a great place to take the kids and learn about the history of the Samurai.<\/p>\n
You can even put on interactive plays while dressed like them.<\/p>\n
You can learn about the complicated 700-year history of the Samurai while having fun.<\/p>\n
It’s a fun activity for families visiting Tokyo with young children.<\/p>\n
Recommended Ages<\/strong><\/p>\nVisitors with children of any age are always welcome at the museum.<\/p>\n
\n- Toyosu Market \u2014 Toyosu<\/strong><\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
The Toyosu market, located in the Koto ward and designed to be a cleaner and more tourist-friendly alternative to the Tsukiji Fish Market, opened to the public in 2018.<\/p>\n
A reclaimed island in Tokyo is now home to the world’s largest wholesale seafood and fish market.<\/p>\n
Why We Recommend This Activity<\/strong><\/p>\nThe Tsukiji market is scheduled to be replaced by the Toyosu market, which is smaller, quieter, and more up-to-date.<\/p>\n
Early morning auctions are still held here on a first-come, first-served basis; however, there are significantly fewer people and noise levels.<\/p>\n
The Toyosu market’s eateries are superb as well.<\/p>\n
Located in the same building as Teamlab Borderless, the cuisine is excellent, and the atmosphere is pleasant.<\/p>\n
One of the top free kid-friendly things to do in Tokyo, the market doesn’t require any money to explore.<\/p>\n
Recommended Ages<\/strong><\/p>\nEveryone, no matter their age, can appreciate the charm of a market.<\/p>\n
Consequently, infants and toddlers will feel just at home.<\/p>\n
\n- Meiji-Jingu Shrine \u2014 Shibuya<\/strong><\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
Dedicated to the memory of Emperor Meiji and his wife, Empress Shoken, the Meiji Shrine was founded as a Shinto shrine in 1920.<\/p>\n
The shrine was destroyed by bombing during World War II and reconstructed in 1958.<\/p>\n
Why We Recommend This Activity<\/strong><\/p>\nOnce inside the Meiji-Jingu Shrine, visitors are transported to another dimension.<\/p>\n
Photographers will love the enormous gates and the Sake barrels.<\/p>\n
The structure itself is a lesson in classic Japanese design.<\/p>\n
The atmosphere of the shrine is very traditional, as it befits one of Japan’s most significant cultural sites.<\/p>\n
Also, being in the middle of a city as busy as Tokyo, it is surprisingly calm and quiet.<\/p>\n
Those in town today can go on a pilgrimage to Meiji Shrine.<\/p>\n
Recommended Ages<\/strong><\/p>\nAny family with kids of any age will enjoy a visit to the Shrine.<\/p>\n
\n- Fukagawa Edo Museum \u2014 Koto<\/strong><\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
The Fukagawa Edo Museum, which opened in 1992 after the Shitamachi Museum opened in 1986, is dedicated to preserving the history of everyday life in Edo-era Japan (the nineteenth century).<\/p>\n
Why We Recommend This Activity<\/strong><\/p>\nVisit the Fukagawa Edo Museum for a fascinating look into Japan’s past.<\/p>\n
The display is exceptionally well put together; your children will like the little Edo village.<\/p>\n
They are engaging in real-world education by using the resources provided by the houses.<\/p>\n
Visit the museum, and then have a picnic in the Kayumi gardens.<\/p>\n
Visiting this museum is a must if you want to make the most of your time in Tokyo with children.<\/p>\n
Recommended Ages<\/strong><\/p>\nPeople of all ages will enjoy exploring the museum’s exhibits.<\/p>\n
Everyone in the family, from infants to grandparents, will have a good time here.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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