The National Diet Building, completed in 1936 and is constructed entirely out of Japanese building materials, is the place where both houses of the Diet of Japan meet.

National Museum of Nature and Science in Tokyo is home to a large source of life-sized representations of all life forms from the beginning of the earth.

Asakusa-jinja was built in honour of the brothers who discovered the Kannon statue that inspired the construction of Sensō-ji. The current building is a rare example of early-Edo architecture.

Kameido Tenjin Shrine has an incredibly beautiful setting including ponds and a wonderful arched bridge. The ponds are a popular attraction in summer, with lots of tortoise swimming around. It's also famous for beautiful plum blossoms.