The considered guideTokyo
Harajuku trees, Aoyama tables
A wooded shrine approach, a proper lunch and one museum. Three stops give this side of Tokyo room to breathe.

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Start with the shrine while the day is still quiet, then walk towards Omotesandō for lunch. Make Nezu the afternoon appointment, checking its exhibition calendar before committing. Allow half a day, with unhurried walking between stops. The museum and meal are paid separately; this is a suggested route, not a bookable tour.
Meiji Jingū
Begin with the wooded approach. Check the monthly gate times rather than planning an evening shrine visit.
Tonkatsu Maisen Aoyama
Make lunch a seated pause. Leave time for a queue, especially on weekends.
Nezu Museum
Finish with the current exhibition and garden. Check whether the museum is between exhibitions before setting out.

