Tokyo Shrines & Neon Streets

Shrines, gardens, and neon-lit streets across Tokyo.

Quests on this wheel

• Meiji Jingu — Surrounded by forest, this venerable Shinto shrine features a seasonal iris garden.
• Yoyogi Park — Large, public city park with lakes, fountains & forested areas with mature trees.
• Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building — Kenzo Tange-designed City Hall complex with views from the tallest building's observation decks.
• Gōtoku-ji (chat) — Edo period Buddhist temple with a large collection of lucky beckoning cat statues.
• North Observation Deck, Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building No. 1 — Public observation room at the top of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building with gift shops.
• Tokyo Camii & Diyanet Turkish Culture Center — Monumental Ottoman-style mosque from the 1930s offering tours & a museum of Turkish culture.
• Shinjuku Chūō Park — Leafy park with paths, a playground & a small pool during the summer, plus space for sports.
• Setagaya Park — Recreational green space offering sports courts, a fountain, play area & a mini-train ride for kids.
• Robert Indiana Sculpture: "LOVE" — Red Pop Art sculpture of the word "LOVE," a popular Shinjuku meeting point & selfie spot.
• Setagaya Literary Museum — Museum with exhibitions showcasing literary history, alongside a carp pond, bookshop & cafe.
• JRA Equestrian Park (Bajikōen) — A highly-rated real-world spot (4.2★, 860 reviews) worth spinning for.
• Asagaya Shinmeigū — Shinto shrine rebuilt in 2001, dedicated to the goddess Amaterasu & a popular venue for weddings.
• Yoyogi Hachiman-gu Shrine — Peaceful Shinto shrine dating back to 1212 with carvings & statues in a leafy park setting.
• SOMPO Museum of Art — Small museum featuring paintings by notable Japanese & European artists, plus a cafe.
• Nakano Central Park — Popular green space with lawn areas, shade trees, frequent community events & nearby restaurants.
• Hanegi Park — Celebrated park offering sports facilities, open green space, annual plum blossoms & playgrounds.
• Meiji Jingu Gyoen — Tranquil grounds featuring a vibrant iris garden, a teahouse, fishing stand & arbor.
• South Observation Deck, Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building No. 1 — A highly-rated real-world spot (4.7★, 2701 reviews) worth spinning for.
• Yoyogi Park Zelkova Avenue — A highly-rated real-world spot (4.3★, 1016 reviews) worth spinning for.

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