Things to do in Japan

Universal Studios Osaka is well-managed, and the Halloween event had a great atmosphere. The Butterbeer at the Harry Potter restaurant was delicious, the food was good, and the prices were reasonable. The park was also very clean. Overall, a very good experience.

Absolutely loved it, my inner child was happy. It wasn’t too crowded, the lines were tolerable. I enjoyed the experience.

Good place to enjoy when you are with family and/or on a date. Make sure you take advantage of the priority access pass through the app for the highlight rides, totally worth it to save you 60-120 minutes waiting in line - this way you could maximize your time inside the theme park.

Shibuya in the sky is one of the must visit place in tokyo perfect spot in the city

you will really feel the ambiance of Europe when you visit Disney sea. Tripod for camera is not allowed.

Mount Fuji is one of those iconic places that never fails to impress. Seeing Japan's tallest mountain standing majestically against the sky is truly a memorable experience. I love how the scenery changes depending on the season, from cherry blossoms in spring to colourful autumn leaves and snow-covered peaks in winter. Every angle seems to offer a different postcard-worthy view! My personal tip is to allow some flexibility in your itinerary because the weather can affect visibility. If you're lucky enough to catch Fuji on a clear day, it's a sight worth remembering!

It was a nice time over there in senso ji asakusa. We went there during evening time it was bit crowded and if you want to experience the peace maybe you can visit there during morning time.

Despite the fact that there are always a lot of people , I love this street ! It has this unique atmosphere.

This massive attraction is absolutely worth a visit, especially for Harry Potter fans, and even casual viewers will enjoy it. Strolling through the filming locations and seeing the actual sets, props, costumes, and special effects is truly captivating. I spent almost the entire day there. There are cafes where you can eat and relax, and you can also buy some great souvenirs before leaving. Definitely worth the trip!

My trip to Tokyo coincided with a rainy day. Visibility was poor, so I specifically chose an evening session, which allowed direct entry with my e-ticket. The tower has two observation decks; you can buy separate tickets or a combined ticket. Despite the rain, the surrounding scenery was still visible. Later, as the fog thinned, the view became clearer, and I could even see distant mountains faintly visible.