Tokyo’s so big; it’s actually a cluster of different cities, each with its own distinct personality. Some scream electronics in neon, others worship temples and pagoda. Some dictate the latest fashions; others are filled with traditional wooden houses. It’s the world’s largest city, home to over 30 million souls, and it is truly peerless. Exquisite food, punctual trains, hardly any crime, the hippest nightlife, friendly people and a shopper’s paradise this is a hyperactive city and it does it all well.
Tokyo Holidays and how to get there
Our best fare from Edinburgh to TOKYO
is from £268 + £274 tax(Total £542). Valid from 01/01/2009 until 31/03/2009.
Note: Availability on these special fares is limited and when they're gone, they're gone! All taxes are approximate
Call us now on 0870·416·0220 to book or find other bargain holidays to Tokyo!
The hotel is situated in the quiet residential area, only a minutes walk from Magome Station on the Asakusa Line. This train line connects directly to Narita Airport and connects to Haneda Airport with...
Located in the heart of the city and adjacent to Shiba Park. A well-known landmark Tokyo Tower and the famous Zojo-ji temple are within easy reach. The hotel is well serviced by subway, the closest stations...
Tokyo’s so big; it’s actually a cluster of different cities, each with its own distinct personality. Some scream electronics in neon, others worship temples and pagoda. Some dictate the latest fashions; others are filled with traditional wooden houses. It’s the world’s largest city, home to over 30 million souls, and it is truly peerless. Exquisite food, punctual trains, hardly any crime, the hippest nightlife, friendly people and a shopper’s paradise this is a hyperactive city and it does it all well.
