got budget ah? ANA? 

Your Day two gonna have VERY good planning as you have a full schedule ahead. Minus the time you gonna have meals in between, I believe you have less than 7 hours to go through all these. I suggest you skip some as I took 1 day to visit Shibuya and another day for Shinjuku.

Asakusa, Senso-ji, Ueno, Akihabara can go into a day. imperial palace and museum a must to visit? Else can skip. Suggest you wake up early to go for Tsukiji market to have breakfast only then kick start your day 5.

Accommodation is fine - you can stay wherever you find is decent. Generally in Japan, all areas are fine. However Ginza is usually viewed as "atas" You'll enjoy Ginza if you're there on a weekend. From 12 noon onwards they close off the Chuo Dori and only allow pedestrians to roam around the road.

On Day 2 - I can assure you that Yoyogi Park and Shinjuku Gyoen is different. One is a park, another one is a garden. If you go to the park on a weekend, it's very nice. You'll see a lot of people picnicking, strolling with their dogs, children playing badminton or running around, people working out in the area etc. You can bring food and find a decent spot to have your picnic there.

As for Shinjuku Gyoen, it's a Garden. You'll have to pay 200yen to enter the garden. It's huge with several different sections (Japanese garden, Chinese garden, French etc). For me, the garden was enjoyable because I went in autumn and the leaves were truly a magnificent sight.

So looking at your itinerary, I will actually suggest that you go to Yoyogi Park instead, as you'll be visiting Meiji shrine. Also, a park will be more enjoyable for a toddler rather than the Garden (just my opinion though).

Don't forget to try the Harajuku crepe in Takeshita Dori, and also drop by the Daiso there!

On Day 5 - As an alternative, I will recommend Odaiba.

"Odaiba, located on an artificial island in Tokyo Bay is an all-day destination that has several kid-friendly attractions including the Miraikan: National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation, Daikanransha (Ferris Wheel), Sony Explora Science and Decks Tokyo Beach (restaurants)."

In Odaiba, there's also a trick art museum around, indoor amusement Joypolis, Fuji TV exhibits and the wonderful view of rainbow bridge + statue of Liberty on DECKS at night.

MeToo kid how old? Day2 do so much gardens, kid might get bored (depending on age). Day6 if a full day in odaiba ... some might say it's overkill, but I think it's ok - can go megaweb, the amusement parks, ride ferris wheel, relax in oedo onsen, Fuji tv, fill up the rest of the time with a little window shopping.

I am going Disneyland with my gf at 17 Apr too
you may buy cheap tickets from this forumer here:
https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=4552051
i saw it after i bought mine...

Going DisneySEA on 16th...because Disneyland will be crowded due to the opening of 35th Anniversary celebration. Will be doing Disneyland a week earlier on 9th

there would be special changes but i think none that is super important to me 

Hi all , first time post in this thread . will be going to tokyo mid of November . going to do some research as early as I can .
But one thing I found about the transportation cost , JR Pass cheapest cost around MYR1K/pax for 7 days ? Seriously that expensive ?
Any alternative cheaper way ?

Or can I just stay at Tokyo for 10days ? First time to Japan thus got no idea at all . did read about this thread but seem no better option for transportation .

sorry for my bad english

It looks quite similar to the 1 in Hong Kong. So I don’t really mind missing it

Thanks for the reply . Can roughly estimate if only walk around in Tokyo transportation cost ? For 2 person ..