🇯🇵 Tokyo group trip planner

Plan a Tokyo trip together.

Neon crossings, standing sushi, and onsen day trips. Pick a stay, drop in ideas, save free — everyone gets a vote.

Best months March–April (sakura) & October–NovemberCountry JapanStay around Shinjuku · Shibuya · Asakusa

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Where to stay

Tokyo neighborhoods your group will argue about (nicely).

Shinjuku

Neon, ramen alleys, and Golden Gai bar-hopping for the night crew.

Shibuya

The crossing, the shopping, and rooftop views of the scramble.

Asakusa

Old Tokyo — Senso-ji, street snacks, and riverside walks.

Shimokitazawa

Thrift shops, coffee, and small venues; the chill afternoon.

A plan to steal

Three Tokyo days, ready to vote on.

This is the same curated plan Ask Visby drops into your board above — rearrange it, vote on it, make it yours.

Day 1West side neon

  • Shibuya crossing at golden hour
  • Ramen alley hunt in Shinjuku
  • Akihabara arcade night

Day 2Old Tokyo

  • Senso-ji before the crowds
  • Standing sushi breakfast
  • teamLab Planets, socks off

Day 3Onsen day

  • Day trip to Hakone onsen
  • Izakaya hop under the Yurakucho tracks

Group-trip tips

What groups wish they knew before Tokyo.

FAQ

Planning a group trip to Tokyo, answered.

How many days should a group spend in Tokyo?

Four to five days is the sweet spot — three for the city’s big neighborhoods, one for a Hakone or Kamakura day trip, and one to wander.

Is Tokyo hard to plan for a big group?

Restaurants are small, so groups of 5+ should split for meals and regroup for activities. A shared board where everyone votes on the must-dos keeps it sane.

When is the best time to visit Tokyo?

Late March–early April for cherry blossoms, or October–November for clear, cool days and autumn color. Avoid mid-summer humidity if you can.

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