Stay
Daiichi Hotel located near Shimbashi Station and Ginza district
http://www.hankyu-hotel.com/cgi-bin2/cms2/index_en.cgi?hid=05dhtokyo&page=locate
See
Walk to the Ginza area. Get a map and directions from the concierge at the hotel.
Explore the area – hidden walkways and elegant department stores.
Lunch
Ginza’s upscale department stores are great for lunch
Takashimaya Nihombashi Store http://www.takashimaya.co.jp/tokyo/store_information/index.html
Matsuzakaya for sushi, tempura and soba noodles http://www.matsuzakaya.co.jp/fcs/english/ginza.html
Sumo Wrestling
Sumo Wrestling Tournament – seeing sumo with a tour guide is very informative as the guide is able to explain the event.
http://www.viator.com/tours/Tokyo/Tokyo-Sumo-Wrestling-Tournament/d334-2142TYO_F550
Rippongi Hills
Pintokona kaiten-sushi (conveyor belt) in Roppongi Hills complex shopping center. Sit at the bar and pick your plates as they glide by on the belt.
Tokyo City View observation deck gives an outstanding view of Tokyo. Hours 10am – 11pm
http://www.roppongihills.com/tcv/en/
Asakusa Temple
Built in 645 AD on the grounds of an old fishing village.
http://www.japan-guide.com/e/e3004.html
Tokyo Imperial Palace
http://www.lonelyplanet.com/japan/tokyo/sights/castles-palaces-mansions/imperial-palace
Unusual architecture of Tokyo Visit the fashionable Aoyama District
Tip: Be sure to go back to the Ginza area at night. Then you can catch the geishas in full makeup and dress clopping along in their sandals heading to their appointment for the evening.