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What would you recommend that I see in Japan?
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Shibuya Sky is a must see. You'll need to buy tickets in advance to guarantee that you can get up there.
I'd also recommend the art exhibition/experience called Team Labs. It's difficult to explain what it is, but I believe anyone of any age would enjoy it. https://www.teamlab.art/e/planets/ Make sure to get tickets in advance and be on time.
That's really the key for everything. There's always a lot of people in Tokyo, and all of them have to eat, so if you want anything that is not McDonald's you'll need to reserve a table. It's not super difficult to get, but you just need to book in advance.