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Bilbo's map of the 4-day Tokyo plan, every stop numbered in its day's colour: Yanaka and Asakusa in orange, Shinjuku in blue, Harajuku and Shibuya in violet, Tsukiji and Ginza in teal

Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors

AI trip planner for iPhone

Tell Bilbo where you are going. It builds every day of the trip, routes the stops so you never cross town twice, and keeps the opening hours straight.

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How Bilbo plans

Describe the trip once

Say where you are going and what you love. Bilbo reads the brief, scouts the city and balances the days, each one routed so you never cross town twice.

Bilbo building a trip from the brief 2 weeks in Japan, temples, food, neon nights: reading the brief and scouting Tokyo are done, and balancing the days is next
Bilbo at work on a sample brief.

Tokyo, day 1 of 4, Wednesday

Yanaka to Asakusa

Old Tokyo, from Yanaka down to Asakusa.

  1. 8:00 AMBreakfast at HAGISO
  2. 9:30 AMTokyo National Museum
  3. 11:50 AMLunch at Innsyoutei
  4. 1:20 PMAmeyoko
  5. 2:30 PMKappabashi Dougu Street
  6. 3:45 PMSenso-ji
  7. 4:55 PMThe free terrace at the Asakusa Culture Tourist Information Center
  8. 6:00 PMDinner at Otafuku

Tokyo, day 2 of 4, Thursday

Shinjuku

Shinjuku, from ramen breakfast to Golden Gai.

  1. 8:00 AMRamen breakfast at Nagi, Golden Gai
  2. 9:00 AMShinjuku Gyoen
  3. 11:45 AMTempura lunch at Tsunahachi
  4. 1:30 PMSOMPO Museum of Art
  5. 4:00 PMThe Metropolitan Government Building observatory
  6. 5:45 PMDinner in Omoide Yokocho
  7. 8:00 PMDrinks in Golden Gai

Tokyo, day 3 of 4, Friday

Harajuku and Shibuya

Harajuku to Shibuya, on foot.

  1. 8:00 AMBreakfast at PATH
  2. 9:30 AMMeiji Jingu
  3. 11:00 AMTakeshita Street
  4. 11:35 AMOta Memorial Museum of Art
  5. 12:50 PMLunch at Harajuku Gyoza-ro
  6. 1:45 PMCat Street to Shibuya
  7. 4:10 PMSHIBUYA SKY at sunset
  8. 6:00 PMStanding sushi at Uogashi Nihon-ichi

Tokyo, day 4 of 4, Saturday

Tsukiji and Ginza

Tsukiji, a tidal garden and Ginza.

  1. 8:00 AMThe 18-dish breakfast at Tsukiji Hongwanji
  2. 9:15 AMTsukiji Outer Market
  3. 10:45 AMHama-rikyu Gardens
  4. 12:40 PMTonkatsu at Ginza Bairin
  5. 2:00 PMChuo-dori and G.Itoya
  6. 4:30 PMGINZA SIX rooftop garden
  7. 5:30 PMDinner at Beer Hall Lion Ginza 7-chome
  8. 8:00 PMOne act at the Kabuki-za

Tokyo, the whole trip

Land with the whole trip already planned

31 stops over 4 days

This is the 4-day Tokyo plan from our blog, one walkable part of the city a day. We ran it through Bilbo, which put every day in route order and checked each stop against its closing days.

Bilbo's trip ticket for a trip to Japan: San Francisco to Tokyo, April 12 to 26, 14 days and 38 stops, marked ready
Bilbo's trip ticket, from a sample two-week trip to Japan.
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Stops, times and day themes from 4 Days in Tokyo: An Itinerary for First-Timers on our blog, with hours checked in September 2026. Streets, water and parks © OpenStreetMap contributors.

From a sentence to a full itinerary

Describe the trip once. Bilbo orders the days, routes the stops and keeps the opening hours straight, all on your iPhone.

A whole trip, planned in minutes

Give it a city and a few dates. You get a day-by-day plan: what to see, where to eat, and how long each stop realistically takes.

The day, in an order that works

Every stop plotted with the route between them, sequenced so you are not crossing the city twice to see two things on the same street.

The planning happens on your phone

The model that writes the itinerary runs locally. Looking places up needs the web, and searches carry the place name and nothing else. The trip itself is stored only on your device. Anonymous usage stats go to Google Analytics, and they never include where you’re going.

Tickets live in the plan

Attach passes, bookings and PDFs to any stop, with a reminder before it starts.

Stamp what you have seen

Earn stamps as you travel, or scan your photo library on device to backfill old trips.

It knows what is actually open

Plans respect real opening hours and travel time, so a day never sends you to a museum that shut an hour ago.

Every stop stays editable

Swap it, reorder it, retime it, or drop in the place a friend told you about. The plan reflows around whatever you change.

What people say

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Day-by-day trip itineraries

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App information

Version1.10
Updated2026-11-06
Size58MB
CompatibilityiPhone
Price$2.99/mo