Model Plan:
9:00 pick-up→Fish Market, Imperial Palace East Garden, Asakusa Kannon Temple and Nakamise Arcade
A visit to Fish Market can be included to your morning activity, even though its famous "tuna auction", starting at 5:30 a.m., is over by 6:30a.m. There is fish everywhere, and fish market is crowded by wholesalers until about 11:00 am.
Take a walk at Imperial Palace Eastern Garden, a great urban park with a beautiful Japanese landscape garden, old wooden structures and massive stone walls.
Asakusa Kannon Temple is one of the most-visited Buddhist temples in Tokyo. A variety of Japanese handicrafts and gift shops are located along the main approach, Nakamise Arcade to the temple.

Model Plan:
13:00→Edo-Tokyo Museum→Sumo Town walk→Ameyoko Shopping
For an overview of the Tokyo's history, visit the Edo-Tokyo Museum. Large-scale models and miniature exhibits, as well as artifacts, would introduce you to the life of Tokyoites from the old days to 1960's.
The museum is located right next to the Sumo Stadium, and the area is home to Sumo wrestlers. Take a fun walk to look at shops catering the "huge guys" and sumo spectators. Exploring Ameyoko Shopping Arcade is a totally different experience from shopping at snobbish Ginza district. About 500 small stalls deal almost everything from fish to jewelry. Even if you missed the early morning visit to fish market, you can still see the nation's passion for seafood here in Ameyoko.

Model Plan:
9:00 → Meiji Shrine, Lunch in Ginza, Impeiral Palace East Garden, Asakusa Kannon Temple and Nakamise Arcade , Akihabara Electric Town, →Return to hotel 17:00
Start the day with a visit to The TMGO Bld. in Shinjuku, for panoramic view of Tokyo. Stroll in the serene Meiji Shrine . Lunch in posh Ginza is suggested Afternoon walk at Imperial East Garden, then visit the popular Asakusa Kannon Temple and its main approach, Nakamise Arcade, which is lined with tradishonal gift shops . Drive through Akihabara, the world's famous "electronics town" on the way back to the hotel.