Kanto Short breaks
Sometimes life is tough. What you need is a short break to
Kanto to get away from it all. So whether you fancy city breaks or just need a short weekend getaway, we have the perfect Kanto break for you.
So, book your Kanto break today with lastminute.com. Short breaks, city breaks and weekend getaways from lastminute.com.
So, book your Kanto break today with lastminute.com. Short breaks, city breaks and weekend getaways from lastminute.com.
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- Edo-Tokyo Museum
The Edo-Tokyo Museum looks at everyday life in the metropolis from the 17th century, when Edo became the shogun's capital, through the Meiji Restoration period when its name was changed to Tokyo and up to the 1964 Olympics, when the city became a true world capital. - Tokyo Racecourse
Tokyo Racecourse is one of the city's top attractions, and there is just as much action off-track as on. Aside from races such as the Emitrates World Series, the Saudi Arabia Royal Cup and the Japanese Derby, the horse racing museum's star attractions include a 360-degree surround screen cinema complete with swivel chairs to follow a head-spinning day in the life of a Paris racetrack. - Ueno-koen Park
Ueno-koen Park in Tokyo is the perfect destination for strolling, museum-hopping and temple-gazing. The park is carefully landscaped and dotted with museums - the Tokyo National Museum, National Museum of Western Art, Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum - and temples as well as Ueno Zoological Gardens, Japan's oldest zoo. - Blue Note Tokyo
The Blue Note is an established Tokyo venue for quality live music, consistently providing international performers of a high standard. - Tokyo Tower
Higher than Paris' Eiffel Tower by just 13 metres, Tokyo Tower's 333 metres makes it the tallest self-supporting steel tower in the world, a record it has held since opening in 1958. There are two observation platforms - the Main Observatory at 150 metres and the Special Observatory at 250 metres - where visitors can see the whole of Tokyo beneath them in a fantastic 360° panorama.
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