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I'm going to Japan too, but not to Tokyo. if you like ghibli studios movies, the ghibli studios museum is worth to check it out. just make sure you book the ticket one month ahead of time.
Went to Tokyo and Kyoto for 4 days a couple years ago. Totally doable. Tokyo imperial palace, train stations, fish market, Park Hyatt, then just wander around the neighborhoods and you will get into adventure. Eat at the vending machine ramen place. Go to the robot show.
Take the Shinkansen to Kyoto. Check out the temples. Go on the river, philosophers walk.
It’s a fascinating place, it’s like about as “advanced” as the us, but just a little different, strange, there’s not much construction, people aren’t that friendly, it’s cold, food is good, you don’t need to stay very long to get the idea.
It depends a lot on how long you’re going for and what you like to get out of a trip. I’ve been to Japan a few times, planning another trip soon. Feel free to DM me
I would plan one month for a proper trip through Japan. In case you do only Tokyo, I would recommend one week.
(Assuming you want to dive a bit into the culture and not just cross off sights seen from a todo list)