Tokyo, Japan's bustling capital, faces overtourism due to its global popularity as a cultural, culinary, and technological hub. Iconic areas like Shibuya, Shinjuku, and Asakusa see millions of visitors annually, with 31.88 million foreign tourists arriving in Japan in 2024, many concentrating in Tokyo. This surge strains infrastructure, public transport, and local communities, causing overcrowding, rising costs, and environmental concerns. Popular sites like Shibuya Crossing and Senso-ji Temple often become congested, diminishing the visitor experience and frustrating residents.