Tokyo.
Bookings / month
242
Avg rating
★ 4.9
Verified agents
17
Currency
¥ JPY · 1=₪0.018
Time zone
+6 שעות מתל אביב (בחורף ישראלי +7)
Language
יפנית
Plug
A / B · 100V
Visa
כניסה ללא ויזה לבעלי דרכון ישראלי — עד 90 יום
Safety
בטוחה מאוד — אחת הערים הבטוחות בעולם, פשיעה נמוכה ותחבורה ציבורית אמינה
Overview
🇯🇵Tokyo
🇯🇵Japan
Tokyo rewrites the boundary between future and present at every turn — neon-soaked alleyways in Shinjuku, centuries-old shrines tucked between skyscrapers, and a food scene that has no peer anywhere on earth. You can slurp ramen at 3am in a underground corridor, then spend a hushed morning in the backstreets of Yanaka as if the megacity never existed. Thirty-eight million people call it home, yet it feels intimate — a city you discover slowly and never fully exhaust.
Vacation packages
Vacation packages to Tokyo
Flight + hotel in one package
Park Hyatt Tokyo
Shinjuku, Tokyo
06.07 – 09.07 · 8 nights
avg / person from
$2,485
total $4,970
Aman Tokyo
Otemachi, Tokyo
06.07 – 09.07 · 8 nights
avg / person from
$4,535
total $9,070
Cerulean Tower Tokyu Hotel
Shibuya, Tokyo
06.07 – 09.07 · 8 nights
avg / person from
$1,430
total $2,860
Sleep
Curated hotels in Tokyo
Park Hyatt Tokyo
from
$580
per night
Shinjuku
Aman Tokyo
from
$1,080
per night
Otemachi
Cerulean Tower Tokyu Hotel
from
$320
per night
Shibuya
Hoshinoya Tokyo
from
$470
per night
Otemachi
Flights from Tel Aviv
Flights from Tel Aviv in Tokyo
21:55
Tel Aviv (TLV)
01:25
Tokyo (TOK)
05:20
Tokyo (TOK)
08:50
Tel Aviv (TLV)
Per person from
$165
Total $330
08:50
Tel Aviv (TLV)
12:32
Tokyo (TOK)
17:00
Tokyo (TOK)
20:42
Tel Aviv (TLV)
Per person from
$215
Total $430
06:15
Tel Aviv (TLV)
13:27
Tokyo (TOK)
11:40
Tokyo (TOK)
18:52
Tel Aviv (TLV)
Per person from
$150
Total $300
13:10
Tel Aviv (TLV)
16:46
Tokyo (TOK)
19:30
Tokyo (TOK)
23:06
Tel Aviv (TLV)
Per person from
$255
Total $510
Year-round weather
Year-round weather in Tokyo
Temperature averages
Real climate dataינו
10°
1°
Cool
פבר
11°
2°
Cool
מרץ
15°
5°
Cool
אפר
20°
11°
Recommended
מאי
23°
14°
Excellent
יונ
27°
20°
Excellent
יול
33°
25°
Hot
אוג
34°
26°
Hot
ספט
30°
23°
Excellent
אוק
23°
15°
Excellent
נוב
17°
9°
Recommended
דצמ
12°
3°
Cool
Best time to visit: מאי · יונ · ספט · אוק
Based on a 3-year average · measured in Tokyo · Open-Meteo
This week in Tokyo
Measured in Tokyo
18°
Partly cloudy
Next 7 days
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Source: Open-Meteo · updates hourly
What to do
What to do in Tokyo
Activities loved by thousands before you
Tsukiji Outer Market – Early Morning Tour
$50
Senso-ji Temple & Asakusa District
$80
Yanaka Old Town Bicycle Tour
$90
Traditional Tea Ceremony in Harajuku
$70
Tokyo Skytree Night Observation
$50
Day Trip to Mount Fuji & Lake Kawaguchiko
$250
Where to eat
Where to eat in Tokyo
Restaurants Maya loves
Sukiyabashi Jiro Honten
$$$$Ginza
Tokyo's sushi legend — a 20-course omakase in the hands of master Jiro Ono. Advance reservation essential; a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
Ichiran Shibuya
$Shibuya
Intense tonkotsu ramen served in solo booths — a deeply personal ritual. Dial in your broth strength, garlic level and spice exactly to taste.
Narisawa
$$$$Minami-Aoyama
A two-Michelin-star restaurant redefining Japanese cuisine through seasonal forest and farm ingredients. Its innovative New Japanese Cuisine menu is a living work of art.
Nightlife
Nightlife in Tokyo
Best clubs, bars and events
New York Bar – Park Hyatt
Womb Shibuya
Golden Gai – Shinjuku
TwentyEight Bar – Conrad Tokyo
Verified suppliers
Verified suppliers in Tokyo
Experiences, insurance, eSIM, photography — every supplier verified by VAYULOR
Kenji's Tokyo Private Tours
Private Hebrew-speaking local guide tours
TokyoDrive – Rent & Go
Car rental with GPS and Hebrew support
Sakura Transfer
Private airport transfers from Narita to hotel
Wagashi Workshop Tokyo
Traditional Japanese wagashi sweet-making workshop for groups
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Learn moreInsurance
Travel insurance for Tokyo 🇯🇵
Full coverage with Hebrew support
Basic
$30
- Medical $250,000
- Cancellation $400
- Luggage $800
Extended
$50
- Medical $500,000
- Cancellation $1,200
- Luggage $1,800
- Light sports
Premium
$90
- Unlimited medical
- Cancellation $5,000
- Adventure sports
- 24/7 doctor
Currency & rates
Live rateCurrency & rates
Quick conversion at today's rate
Convert
You get
1.84
1 JPY
₪0.02
100 JPY
₪1.84
1,000 JPY
₪18.4
Source: exchangerate-api · updated Jun 10 · refreshes daily
Visa & documents
Visa & documents for Tokyo 🇯🇵
What you need before you fly
- כניסה ללא ויזה לבעלי דרכון ישראלי — עד 90 יום
- Passport valid 6 months
- Travel insurance recommended
Local tips
Good to know about Tokyo
- 🚇Buy an IC card (Suica or Pasmo) at the airport station the moment you land. It works on every train, metro, bus, and even at convenience stores like 7-Eleven. You will never need to calculate fares again.
- 🍜Look for spots with a line of locals at noon, especially in neighborhoods like Jimbocho and Koenji. Ramen shops priced at 900–1,200 ¥ with Japanese-only signage are almost always the real deal, and they never appear in tourist guides.
- 📶Pre-order a pocket Wi-Fi router for airport pickup rather than buying a local SIM. For a group or family it is far more economical, running around ₪60–80 per week for all devices combined.
- 🏯Arrive at major shrines like Senso-ji and Meiji Jingu before 8:00 AM. After 10:00 the crowds multiply dramatically. The same logic applies to Shinjuku Gyoen on a weekday. The quiet Tokyo exists, you just have to be an early riser.
מאיה רוזן
Senior agent · Greece for 12 years
"Tokyo is the only city I have visited twenty times and still left with a list of things I missed. You do not discover it, you live it in layers."
Loves
My personal secret is Yanaka Ginza in the early morning hours. It is a pre-war shopping street in the Yanaka neighborhood that survived both the bombings and real estate development. I take clients there for a breakfast of fresh tamagoyaki from a woman's stall that opens at 7:00 AM, and for genuine conversation with shopkeepers selling handmade ceramics at neighborhood prices, not museum prices.
Skip
I genuinely dislike the outer Toyosu fish market experience that has turned into a tourist attraction. It is expensive, crowded, and stripped of the atmosphere the old market had. Instead I send people to Ameya-Yokocho (Ameyoko) in Ueno, where real Tokyoites buy fresh food at 7:00 in the morning.
Boutique pick
I design for VAYULOR an experience I call 'Tokyo of the Neighborhoods': three days without visiting a single major attraction. Day one in inner Shibuya, Daikanyama and Nakameguro. Day two in Shimokitazawa, the vintage market and record shops. Day three in Yanaka and Nezu. Each day includes a meal I personally select for each traveler based on their preferences, and I am available on WhatsApp for real-time questions throughout the trip.
Client stories
What returning travelers say about Tokyo
"We arrived in Tokyo with zero Japanese and a fair bit of anxiety. Within two days we felt more comfortable than in European cities we knew well. Navigating by Suica card was life-changing. Our best moment was late-night ramen at 11 PM on the way back from Shinjuku, in a shop filled only with local night-shift workers. We could not order, we pointed at a photo, and it turned out to be the best dish of the entire trip."
Noa and Daniel Katz
Couple, 10 days, Tokyo + Kyoto + Osaka
"I traveled solo and at 34 I was not sure how it would feel. Tokyo surprised me in ways I did not expect. I felt completely safe at every hour. The memory that stayed with me most is a morning in the Yanaka neighborhood, which Maya recommended: coffee in Japan is a ceremony. I sat alone in a small cafe on Yanaka Ginza and drank a V60-brewed cup over half an hour of total silence. That is when I understood that Tokyo is a city that respects people who want to be alone."
Michal Abramovich
Solo, 8 days, Tokyo only
"We flew with three kids aged 7, 11 and 15. People looked at us in shock when we said where we were going. Tokyo with children is fantastic. The Nintendo Museum in Uji (we joined the waiting list a month in advance) was the highlight. The gacha machine shops in Akihabara kept all three of them happy for hours. The only difficulty was finding kosher food, but we managed well with health food stores and seafood."
The Levi Family, Afula
Family with children, 12 days, Tokyo + Kyoto + Nara
FAQ
Common questions about Tokyo
Do Israelis need a visa to enter Japan?
As of 2025, Israeli citizens enjoy visa-free entry to Japan for up to 90 days for tourism purposes. You need a valid passport, a return ticket, and sometimes proof of accommodation. No advance application is required.
When is the best time to fly to Tokyo from Israel, and what is the average ticket price?
Cherry blossom season (Sakura, mid-March to mid-April) is stunning but expensive and crowded. Autumn foliage season (October-November) is the excellent alternative. June through September is very hot and humid. A connecting flight from Tel Aviv averages ₪3,800–5,500 one way, and up to ₪7,000 at peak season.
How many days are recommended for Tokyo, and what is a realistic daily budget?
Seven days is the minimum to genuinely feel the city. With less you will return with a sense of incompleteness. Realistic daily budget: a good hotel in Shinjuku or Shibuya runs ₪400–700 per night for a double room, excellent meals cost ₪80–200 per day per person, and transport is ₪30–60 per day. That totals roughly ₪600–1,000 per day for a couple, excluding special entrance fees.
Is Tokyo safe for Israeli travelers? Are there things to be aware of?
Tokyo is among the safest cities in the world. Crime is virtually nonexistent and walking alone at night is no concern. What you should know: Japan is a deeply conservative society regarding public behavior. Do not talk on the phone on trains, do not eat while walking, and respect queues. Many shops do not accept foreign credit cards, so withdraw cash from ATMs in Japan (7-Eleven ATMs work reliably for foreign cards).
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