About Tokyo, Japan

Tokyo, the vibrant capital of Japan, stands at the forefront of global healthcare, cardiovascular research, innovation and modern culture. Known for its pioneering medical institutions, advanced technology ecosystem and world-class infrastructure, Tokyo offers an exceptional setting for prestigious scientific gatherings such as the 8th World Heart Congress.

A city where tradition meets cutting-edge progress, Tokyo is home to remarkable landmarks and cultural experiences, including:

1. Tokyo Skytree – one of the world’s tallest towers, offering breathtaking city views
2. Senso-ji Temple (Asakusa) – Tokyo’s oldest and most iconic spiritual site
3. Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden – a tranquil escape blending Japanese, French and English landscaping
4. Odaiba – a futuristic waterfront district known for innovation, entertainment and scenic vistas
5. Tokyo National Museum – the premier gateway to Japan’s rich artistic and historical heritage
6. Meiji Shrine – a serene forested sanctuary in the heart of the city

Tokyo’s diverse districts—ranging from the high-tech dynamism of Akihabara to the sophistication of Ginza and the youthful vibrancy of Shibuya—offer visitors a rich tapestry of experiences. The city’s globally celebrated culinary scene from traditional Japanese cuisine to Michelin-star dining, enhances every visit.

With Narita International Airport (NRT) and Haneda Airport (HND) providing extensive international connectivity, Tokyo ensures seamless access for participants from around the world.

As a premier destination for global medical and scientific assemblies, Tokyo combines professional excellence with cultural depth and unforgettable experiences, making it an inspiring host city for the 8th World Heart Congress.