Share your travel style
Tell Torki your destination, trip length, interests, and budget. Be specific — street food, temples, nightlife, hiking, photography. The more detail, the more personalized the result.
Plan a 5-day trip to Tokyo. I love street food, quiet temples, and hidden neighborhoods. Moderate budget.
Get a complete itinerary
Torki creates a structured day-by-day plan that balances iconic spots with local discoveries. It accounts for geography, opening hours, and travel logistics — grouping nearby attractions and suggesting the best time for each stop.
Refine and adjust
Too packed? Want a rest day? Ask Torki to rearrange, swap activities, add deeper dives into specific areas, or shift the budget focus. It remembers your full plan and adjusts consistently.
Day 3 feels too packed. Can you move the Fushimi Inari hike to early morning on Day 4? Also add a full day for Osaka street food.
- Morning: Arrive at Shinjuku Station. Walk through Omoide Yokocho for grilled yakitori breakfast.
- Afternoon: Meiji Jingu shrine through Yoyogi Park. Then explore Harajuku back streets.
- Evening: Shibuya Crossing at dusk, dinner at Genki Sushi (conveyor belt, ¥1500).
- Morning: Senso-ji temple at 7am (no crowds). Nakamise street stalls for melon pan and ningyo-yaki.
- Afternoon: Walk to Yanaka — Tokyo's most preserved old neighborhood. Visit Yanaka Cemetery and the cat street.
- Evening: Hoppy Street in Asakusa for izakaya hopping. Budget: ¥2000-3000.
- Morning: Tsukiji Outer Market — tamagoyaki, fresh sashimi, and street-grilled scallops.
- Afternoon: TeamLab Planets (book ahead). Then stroll Ginza's architecture.
- Evening: Yurakucho under-track yakitori alley.
- Great Buddha, Hokoku-ji bamboo temple, Komachi-dori street food.
- Vintage shops, indie coffee at Bear Pond Espresso, thrift stores.