Koto-Ku

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Koto-ku in Tokyo suits those who prefer quiet living and old-town vibes, not for those chasing busy nightlife or shopping. Best time to visit is March, when cherry blossoms are out and crowds are light. Budget around 3000-5000 CNY per person. Metro and buses cover most spots, cross-area travel takes about 30 minutes. Must-visit: Ryogoku Kokugikan and Tokyo Skytree. Skip the Koto City Hall — nothing special. Avoid buying souvenirs near attractions; they’re overpriced and generic.

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