2 min read· Privy Passport
Three days in Tokyo without the tourist traps
A tight, tourist-trap-free three-day plan the agent built — where to eat, when to go, and the one neighbourhood worth a whole afternoon.
Tokyo rewards a plan and punishes a wander. Three days is enough if you spend them in the right order — here is the one the agent built.
Morning: the market before the queues
Day one starts early at Toyosu, then coffee in Kiyosumi before the crowds. The agent schedules the 7am start so it lands on your calendar, not as a surprise the night before.
Afternoon: one neighbourhood, done properly
Instead of five districts in a blur, the plan gives Shimokitazawa a full afternoon — record shops, tiny bars, no itinerary anxiety.
Evening: eat where the reservations are
The agent books the counter seats that need booking a week out and leaves the izakayas that don't to chance. Fewer decisions, better dinners.