There’s a distinct pulse to Japan’s capital city, a heartbeat that gives it the radiant, upbeat energy it’s so famous for. And nowhere is that rhythmic beat felt stronger than in the city’s many markets. From modern-day farmers markets to ancient bazaars with stalls and shops passed down through generations, Tokyo has a tradition of lively marketplaces where locals and tourists alike experience the culture and offerings of the capital. If you’re visiting, here are some of the markets you should add to your itinerary! https://passionpassport.com/guide-markets-tokyo/

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There's so much to do in Tokyo, it's hard to fit it into one weekend! Here are the best things to do, see, and eat in Tokyo.