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On October 11, Japan will reopen its borders to international tourism without restrictions. Great news for travellers who want to get to know the Land of the Rising Sun that has its capital, Tokyo, as the first obligatory stop. Tradition and modernity for all tastes with plans, for example, for green lovers, who will be able to discover the Todoroki Valley, a 1.2-kilometre green space located in the very centre of Tokyo, just 20 minutes from Shibuya. Or for families with attractions like Trampoland, a unique trampoline centre for kids and adults of any age, size or physical ability; or for the nostalgic, who can visit the traditional places where “aizome” is practiced, the traditional dyeing with indigo (a type of blue colour), such as that of the Murata family or attend a performance of “Rakugo”, the art traditional Japanese storytelling with a touch of humour.

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