Top Things to do in Chiyoda
The 8 Best Things to do Adventurous in Chiyoda, Kanto
Chiyoda is located in Central Tokyo.This popular ward attracts visitors with views of the Imperial Palace, which takes up 12% of the ward! For travelers who love a good play, this ward houses one of the largest performing arts theaters in Tokyo, which contains nearly 3,000 seats. While you're there, take a walk over the most photographed bridge in Japan--the Nijubashi Bridge--and enjoy the whimsical backdrop, which includes a breath-taking view of the Palace. There on a honeymoon? Try eating out at one of many restaurants located in the Ekimae Plaza Building.
Restaurants in Chiyoda
1. Michi Travel Japan
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5.0 based on 37 reviews
We specialize in customizing private tours in Japan according to your interests and needs. We have been serving for the guests from all over the world, including business/marketing travel, family travel, anniversary trip/honeymoon and more special occasions.
2. Owl Cafe Akiba Fukurou
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5.0 based on 3,685 reviews
To live more fulffiling life through interaction with owls... It's our philosophy. Interacting with relaxed-adorable owls make many people smile, and we think owls can heal our tired hearts like a therapy. We prioritize to keep our owls in good health ,and then, we apply the healing effects of 《Classical Music,Sconce Lighting,and White Color》 to our room so that our guests can experience "extraordinary healing". As a part of our perfomance, every flow of background music has its own theme, we go along with the story for 1 hour. The number of guests will be【limited to small gruops,and our room is provided by reservation only】so that the guests can spend some cozy time. We hope you will enjoy the “healing entertament” which is the only one bizarre-space in the world ♪
Reviewed By Sakura_bliss
I never thought that I would have been able to be so close to an owl or even have one snuggling me. I highly recommend to visit this cafe, the owls are very well taken care of by friendly caretakers who will also help you take group photos professionally. The owls are also given time to rest after each sessions, do also note that no food will be provided but I can assure you that food will be the last thing on your mind when you visit these cuddly birds. They also have a shop in the cafe that sells various things from shirts to puzzles and even postcards of the owls!
3. WOW! JAPAN Experience+ (Tokyo)
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5.0 based on 278 reviews
We are a tour guide service specializing in inbound tourism in Japan. Our goal is to help present the ultimate local experience to tourists in Japan.
4. Wakalture Experience -Japanese Calligraphy and Cooking
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5.0 based on 84 reviews
Wakana teaches you the real Japanese culture such as traditional calligraphy, cooking, Origami, Tsumami-zaiku etc... Wakana is a licensed calligrapher and having over 20 years of experience!! At the calligraphy class, you will write your favorite word with your name in Japanese. Of course, you can take them home as a souvenir:) Udon making class comes with either Calligraphy, Tamagoyaki (Japanese omelette) making or Origami folding class. You make Udon from scratch! While we let Udon dough sit 1-1.5 hours, you'll experience one more Japanese culture. It's located in my local area close to both Akihabara and Ueno:) More cultural classes are available!! Please check my website for more details or just ask me:)
Reviewed By shawnh92
A fun afternoon for learning Japanese calligraphy that was a highlight of our trip to Tokyo. Gained an appreciation of the discipline and artistry required. Wakana is terrific instructor and patiently corrects mistakes (even if like me you repeat the same ones). We combined with the Udon cooking class which was delicious
5. Street Kart Akihabara #1
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5.0 based on 1,991 reviews
Extremely exciting and a must have experience when you visit Japan. Just imagine yourself on a custom made go kart specifically tailored to realize the Real Life Super Hero Go-Karting experience! Street Kart is in no way a reflection of Nintendo, the game 'Mario Kart'.(We do not provide rental of costumes of Mario Series.) Dress up in your favorite character costume, playing the music of your choice and driving through the city of Tokyo. All eyes on you guarantee! You can ride with a group or ride privately, Street Kart is fully equipped to make your experience a very important one. Don't trust us but trust our valued customers, because they say "Once is never enough"!
6. STREET KART Akihabara No. 2
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5.0 based on 833 reviews
Extremely exciting and a must have experience when you visit Japan. Just imagine yourself on a custom made go kart specifically tailored to realize the Real Life Super Hero Go-Karting experience! Street Kart is in no way a reflection of Nintendo, the game 'Mario Kart'.(We do not provide rental of costumes of Mario Series.) Dress up in your favorite character costume, playing the music of your choice and driving through the city of Tokyo. All eyes on you guarantee! You can ride with a group or ride privately, Street Kart is fully equipped to make your experience a very important one. Don't trust us but trust our valued customers, because they say "Once is never enough"!
7. Akiba Kart
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4.5 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By KCarag - Los Angeles, United States
I'll start of by saying that as much of a blast as I had doing this, it was still terrifying given that Japan drives on the other side of the road compared to us Americans and that you're driving in Tokyo traffic. With that said, I do recommend it - it's so much fun once you get passed that this is all crazy and how is this legal - and it's different way of seeing the city. Our guide was great - he made sure to wait for us if we didn't make a light. He took photos of us throughout the whole hour and just made sure everything went smoothly. My boyfriend wished we did an extra hour because it was soo mch fun.
8. Science Museum
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4.0 based on 176 reviews
Reviewed By xtin08 - Cebu City, Philippines
This is an interesting museum, I enjoyed most of the exhibits and hands on activities. Though my kids, 5 and 3, are still too young to understand real science, they still enjoyed the visit. Maybe when they are old enough to understand the descriptions, we can visit again.
