We'll set off by bus for the first big destination: the Meiji shrine. Imagine entering an oasis of peace, surrounded by more than 100,000 trees: a real forest in the heart of the city! This shrine is dedicated to the Emperor Meiji and his Empress Shoken, and here you can really feel the power of history: step inside, breathe in and imagine how it must have felt to walk around these walls in the time of the emperor.

After a brief stroll, you'll find yourself standing in front of another marvel within a marvel: The Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden. With its endless cherry trees and other majestic species, it's a must for anyone who wants to relax on a lawn and enjoy a picnic. Everything is magical here, from the ponds to the bridges and the pagodas...Some people think that it's a little like Central Park in New York...but relax, you're still in Japan! This park is incredible in every season; if you visit in winter, it might be a little cold (and the cherry trees won't be in blossom), but the dreamy atmosphere is always guaranteed.

We will then leave the calm and serenity behind us for the vibrant life of one of the most colorful places in Tokyo: welcome to Asakusa. Don't miss out on this rite of passage: cross the spectacular Kaminarimon, the "Thunder Gate" and head for the Sensoji Temple. It's not just a gate - it's a triumphal entrance to a world of a thousand colors, sounds and flavors, and the giant lantern and statues that seem like they're waiting for you to take an epic selfie are just the start of the journey.

Nakamise Street is a real maze of stores and stalls. Anyone will tell you that you can't leave Tokyo without getting lost at least once among these sights! Taste, smell and photograph everything that catches your eye - you'll fall in love with Japan's pop culture.

The last stop of the day: the airport of Haneda or Narita (depending on your cruise), to bid farewell to Tokyo from a unique perspective, from the sky!