Let's go!

Set your alarm early and head over

to the Toyosu Fish Market for some action.

The brand new market complex replaced

the inner section of the Tsukiji Fish Market

and lots of the original restaurants

and stalls have moved over.

So go for a stroll and sit down

for some super fresh breakfast sushi.

If you're feeling like a special coffee

make a stop by Satei Hato in Shibuya.

This spot is an old school kissaten

which are traditional Japanese coffee shops.

It's been in business for many years

and the owner still makes the coffees

the traditional way.

The little shop is dark, moody

and looks like it hasn't changed

for half a century.

But it serves some great drinks

and super tasty cakes.

When you finish your coffee

make your way to upscale Omotesandō

for a stroll among the hills.

Check out the boutiques for a unique souvenir

and visit one of the many second-hand shops

for some great deals on pre-loved fashion.

Escape the busy streets of Tokyo

and wander around the greenery of Yoyogi Park.

Make your way down to Meiji Shrine

to explore the city's most popular shrine

and snap some pics with the iconic saké barrels.

After a big day, nothing fulfills better

than a bowl of ramen.

Afuri Ramen has multiple spots

throughout Tokyo and adds yuzu

to their tsukemen and ramen

for a refreshing and citrusy kick.

Walk down to busy Takeshita Street

for your doses of kawaii

and some of the funkiest sweets in all of Tokyo.

Wander along the strip and grab yourself

some colorful cotton candy and sweet crepes.

But if you only have room for one snack

be sure not to miss the

Croquant Chou Zaku Zaku at ZAKUZAKU.

Made with fresh ingredients from Hokkaido,

this life-changing cream puff is definitely

the crispiest you'll ever taste.

The best way to end any night in Tokyo

is to explore the Golden Gai.

The small network of alleys

house tiny watering holes run by locals.

Each bar has their own unique style

and comes with its own personality.

So go bar hopping,

order a high ball and make new friends

over a drink or two.