7 weird things to do in Tokyo

• Visit a Maid cafe: it’s where love for fetish and cosplay meet. Waitresses prance around in maid costumes and play personal servant to patrons as though they were in a private home.
• Eat at Robot restaurant: Robot Restaurant is best described as a loud, colorful cabaret show that stretches your senses to their absolute limit. Starring scantily clad majorettes, an army of dancing 8-foot tall robots, and a soundtrack packed with hits from Broadway musicals.
• Check out the fashions in Harajuku and Akihibara: People-watching gets a whole new meaning in neighborhoods of Harajuku and Akihibara, where enthusiastic fashionistas and cosplayers parade their finest get-ups on the city streets.
• Shake to Dancehall Reggae Music at Garam: You wouldn’t expect reggae music in Tokyo, but it’s actually widely represented.  Garam in Shinjuku-ku is one of the many reggae nightclubs springing up around Tokyo.
• Auction for Tuna at the Tsukiji Fish Market: The Tsukiji Fish Market, one of the world’s largest fish markets, holds a 5 a.m. sell-off which is a one-of-a-kind event. It features lots of fish tossing and loud, rapid-fire Japanese from auctioneers and bidders alike.
• Walk through Shibuya Crossing: Tokyo’s most famous intersection is more wonderful than weird. For the best view, get a window seat at near Starbucks.
• Sleep at a Capsule Hotel: Experience one of Japan’s most unique sleeping situations and stay at Green Plaza Shinjuku and many hotels alike.

You Should Visit Tokyo September-November for The Best Weather

So let’s start from the beginning. Our trip to Tokyo was in May, which is the start of rainy season, which we didn’t experience much rain, but was not the ideal month to travel.