What should I budget for a sushi omakase dinner?

Popular omakase counters in Ginza and Shibuya start at ¥12,000 per person for the early seating, with premium experiences closer to ¥20,000.

Do I need cash for the metro?

Most stations support IC cards such as Suica or Pasmo; plan for ¥1,000-¥1,500 of daily top-ups for central sightseeing.

Popular omakase counters in Ginza and Shibuya start at ¥12,000 per person for the early seating, with premium experiences closer to ¥20,000.

Most stations support IC cards such as Suica or Pasmo; plan for ¥1,000-¥1,500 of daily top-ups for central sightseeing.

City guide

Sip third-wave coffee in Shimokitazawa, shop flagship fashion in Ginza, then finish with omakase sushi near Tsukiji's buzzing backstreets.

Data updated on 6/18/2026

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What should I budget for a sushi omakase dinner?: Popular omakase counters in Ginza and Shibuya start at ¥12,000 per person for the early seating, with premium experiences closer to ¥20,000.
Do I need cash for the metro?: Most stations support IC cards such as Suica or Pasmo; plan for ¥1,000-¥1,500 of daily top-ups for central sightseeing.