• Touch down at the airport
• Immigration clearance and meet up with our friendly Tour Guide!

• Light supper (Bento packed meal) awaits at the hotel
• Check in Hotel in Tokyo

• Bento Breakfast at the Hotel
• Start Tokyo City Tour

• Asakusa is one of Tokyo's old districts that has survived for decades since the Edo period
• Main attraction of Asakusa is the Sensoji Temple, a buddhist temple built in the 7th century.
• You can explore the surrounding areas of Sensoji Temple starting from the famous Kaminarimon Gate, entering Nakamise Shopping Street and walk towards the temple.

• Enjoy the highest quality Halal Japanese wagyu beef lunch set

• As Salaam Foundation has two separate entities in the same building: the community center on the 1st floor and prayer halls on the upper levels

• Stroll along the open air market and get lost in the ocean of local shoppers wandering around looking for good bargains
• Things to look for: Sweet local produce fruits, local souvenirs, clothes and authentic local made products

Uniqlo Ginza Flagship Store

• Uniqlo is Japan’s most famous clothing brand
• Uniqlo’s flagship store in Ginza spans 12 floors, and it’s their largest outlet in Japan.
• Things to look for: There’s a section where visitors can purchase and customize tote bags!
  
  Nissan Crossing

• Nissan Crossing is a complete re-do of the Nissan Gallery, a Ginza landmark for over 50 years. Now it literally lights up the streets of Tokyo’s glitzy, high-fashion district, thanks to its all-new Virtual Façade, featuring a “digi-tech” display of embedded LEDs. 
• Occupying the first two floors of the Ginza Place building, it is also popular with the Crossing Cafe, where you can order a coffee with custom latte art bearing the likeness of your favorite Nissan car, or even your own face.

• Dinner at a Local Halal or Muslim-friendly Restaurant

• Return to Hotel in Tokyo

• Bento Breakfast at the Hotel
• Start the journey to Fujikawaguchiko

• Standing northwest of the famous Lake Saiko, this quaint little traditional village with a view of Mt Fuji as its backdrop is perfect for a morning walk.
• It is also known as a 'healing village' due to its charming vibe.

• Lunch at a Local Halal or Muslim-friendly Restaurant

• Oishi Park is a scenic spot for Mt Fuji
• Pretty flowers bloom along the lake and it is also famous for its Lavender season
• Not to missed: A photo of you at the park with a clear view of Mt Fuji in the background

• Visit Fujikawaguchiko Mosque for prayers
• The mosque allows you to pray and while having the most gorgeous view of Mt. Fuji

• Visit one of the largest outlets in Japan at the foot of Mt. Fuji
• Gotemba has about 210 outlets offering luxury international and local brands

• Dinner at a Local Halal or Muslim-friendly Restaurant

• Return to Hotel in Tokyo

• Bento Breakfast at the Hotel
• Start Tokyo City Tour

• Azabudai Hills Mori JP Tower is the tallest building in Japan
• The Sky Lobby at level 33 & 34 of the building is an observation floor where you can enjoy a view of Tokyo's cityscape.

• Shibuya is one of Tokyo's most colorful and busy districts, packed with shopping, dining and entertainment centers serving swarms of visitors that come to the district everyday.
• Shibuya's most prominent landmark is the busy intersection famously known as Shibuya Crossing, as well as the Hachiko statue.
• The new Shibuya PARCO is a shopping center in Tokyo's Shibuya district, with the first official Nintendo store in Japan and Shibuya’s first and only Pokemon store with Shibuya-exclusive merchandise.

• Lunch at a Local Halal or Muslim-friendly Restaurant
• Quick stop for Prayers

• Nothing says fun quite like Takeshita Street, possibly the busiest and definitely the most colorful shopping street in Tokyo.
• There are entire stores dedicated to gachapon (capsule toys), creative accessories, wacky handbags and shoes.
• Harajuku is the go-to place for vintage shopping in Tokyo, brimming with cheap, second-hand options, re-made clothing, as well as unique accessories for reasonable prices.

Tokyo Tower

Visit the 2nd tallest tower in Japan at 1,092 ft

It is a symbol of Tokyo's rebirth after the World War II

Roppongi Area

The area is anchored by The National Art Center, Japan's largest art museum, as well as the Mori Art Museum in Roppongi Hills and Tokyo Midtown's Suntory Museum of Art 

Together, the three form what's known as the Art Triangle Roppongi.

Hard Rock Café Roppongi

Opened back in 1983, Hard Rock Cafe Roppongi became the 4th chain to open in the company's plan for global expansion.

Buy some memorabilia and souvenirs for the people back home

• Dinner at a Local Halal or Muslim-friendly Restaurant
• Return to hotel

• Bento Breakfast at the Hotel
• Check out Hotel

Odaiba is a popular shopping and entertainment district on a man-made island in Tokyo Bay, across the Rainbow Bridge from central Tokyo. Odaiba was initially built for defensive purposes in the 1850s.

Gundam Statue

• The impressive life-sized Unicorn Gundam statue is a must-see attraction in Odaiba, Tokyo. Fans of the Gundam anime series as well as those interested in unique Japanese pop culture will enjoy visiting this iconic landmark.

Fuji TV Building

• "Hachitama", the spherical observation room, is one of the area's signature landmarks. It offers a panoramic, 270-degree view of the Odaiba area and Tokyo Bay.
• Purchase goods related to the anime and dramas on Fuji TV at "Fujisan," the Fuji TV Shop on the 7th Floor, and at Fuji TV Mall's shops, on the 1st floor.

Statue of Liberty

• The Statue of Liberty in Odaiba, standing against the backdrop of the Rainbow Bridge, symbolizes the friendship between Japan and France.

• Lunch at a Local Halal or Muslim-friendly Restaurant
• Quick stop for Prayers

• Dinner at a local eatery or restaurant

• Transfer to Tokyo Haneda Airport
• End of tour