What are the major attractions in Tokyo?

If your trip to Tokyo is all organized but your itinerary is a little on the empty side, let us give you a few hints and tips.

You may need to ask your boss for a few more days off, because Tokyo is bursting at the seams with iconic sights and landmarks. Get started at Tokyo Imperial Palace and Tokyo Tower. You won't want to miss Meiji Jingu Shrine and Sensō-ji Temple either.

Discover the best that this place has to offer by adding Kabuki-za Theatre and National Diet Building to your must-see list. If you've got an extra day up your sleeve, check out Imperial Palace Garden and Yasukuni Shrine as well.

Stop by Tokyo Midtown Hibiya. It's one sight you'll usually find on travelers' must-do lists. Imperial Garden Theatre and Idemitsu Museum of Arts are also nearby and worth a detour.

What are the best road trip destinations near Tokyo?

The beauty of having your own car is that you can travel anywhere, anytime. Make full use of your freedom by experiencing all that there is to do in Hachioji. It's just 25 miles away. Choraku-ji Temple ought to be high up on your list here. Yakuoin Temple and Shingenin Temple are must-see attractions too. Fuchu is another popular option. It's 16 miles away and boasts tons of fascinating things to do. Tokyo Racecourse, Fuchunomori Park and Fuchu Art Museum are only the start.

Where are the best beaches near Tokyo?

Don't forget to bring along a good book and perhaps even a Frisbee. Tokyo has some awesome beaches you can go for a leisurely drive to, such as:

• Funabashi Sanbanze Ocean Park (12 miles away).
• Makuhari Beach (16 miles away).

Where are the best convention centers near Tokyo?

If you're going to Tokyo for work-related purposes, there's a good chance you'll be visiting some convention centers. With your own rental car, you can rest easy knowing you'll get there on time. Here are some of the most well known:

• Tokyo International Forum (0.2 miles away).
• Nihonbashi Mitsui Hall (1 mile away).
• Akasaka Sacas (1 mile away).

How can I get a cheap car rental in Tokyo?

Avoid paying an arm and a leg for a rental car by following these top tips:

• Use our amazing filter feature to help steer you in the direction of the cheapest car rental rates in town — then compare the prices;
• Arrange an email Price Drop Alert for your next exciting vacation destination. You never know what great bargains will drive straight into your inbox;
• Before you pick up your keys and jump behind the wheel, check out both airport and non-airport pickup and drop-off office locations to make sure you're bagging the cheapest deal around;
• If your dates are not yet confirmed, try getting a better deal by modifying the days in your search;
• Do what you can to keep the time of your pickup and drop-off as similar as possible. If you bring back your rental car later than you picked it up, you could be charged a whole extra day;
• If you're in the mood to save a pretty penny, pay as soon as you book and enjoy some of the thriftiest rates around;
• The early bird catches the juiciest worm, and also the best deals! Book as soon as possible to grab some great savings.

What kind of rental car should I get for Tokyo?

With landmarks like Tokyo Tower and Meiji Jingu Shrine, it isn't hard to see why Tokyo is a dream destination. But if you have plans to drive around the streets of this sprawling metropolis, it's better to think small. A compact rental car will have you zooming about the frantic streets and parking with ease. If you're daunted by city driving, there's loads to explore farther afield. Pick up the keys to an SUV or a four-wheel drive and check out the lovely rivers that Tokyo is known for.

Should I get a luxury rental car in Tokyo?

Sometimes it's all about the journey, which makes choosing the right car important. If you're about to head off on an unforgettable road trip around Tokyo, a spacious SUV could be the best solution. If you want the cheapest price possible and plan to stick to city driving, an economy car is a smart pick. All you have to do is choose what's going to be the best fit, load up the car, and clock up those miles.