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📍Travel Schedule Travel Theme: Urban Strolls & Shopping Accommodation: Shinjuku Washington Hotel (5-minute walk from Shinjuku Station, near airport limousine bus stop) ⸻ 👉Day 1: Arrival in Tokyo & Strolling Around Shinjuku 🧭 Destination: Shinjuku Area ✈️ Transportation: Haneda Airport → Limousine Bus → Shinjuku Washington Hotel 🏖️ Recommended Spots • Stroll through the neon-lit streets of Shinjuku ✨ • Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building Observation Deck (Free viewpoint) • Explore Kabukicho Alley 🥘 Food Recommendations • Ichiran Ramen Shinjuku Main Branch 🍜 • Torikaihonten (Yakitori specialty restaurant) 🏠 Accommodation: Shinjuku Washington Hotel ⸻ 👉Day 2: Harajuku, Omotesando & Shibuya Vibes 🧭 Destination: Harajuku → Omotesando → Shibuya ✈️ Transportation: JR Yamanote Line (Shinjuku ↔ Shibuya approx. 7 minutes) 🏖️ Recommended Spots • Takeshita Street in Harajuku (Fashion street👗) • Omotesando (Chic café street ☕) • Shibuya Scramble Crossing & Starbucks Rooftop 🥘 Food Recommendations • Urahara Café “Coffee Wrights” • Shibuya Izakaya “Uotami” 🏠 Accommodation: Shinjuku Washington Hotel ⸻ 👉Day 3: Tokyo Tower & Asakusa Traditional Exploration 🧭 Destination: Tokyo Tower → Asakusa ✈️ Transportation: Oedo Line + Ginza Line 🏖️ Recommended Spots • Tokyo Tower (Night view & photo spots📸) • Zojoji Temple • Asakusa Sensoji Temple & Nakamise Street 🥘 Food Recommendations • Asakusa Ningyo-yaki, Melon Bread Stand 🍈 • “Tower Ramen” near Tokyo Tower 🏠 Accommodation: Shinjuku Washington Hotel ⸻ 👉Day 4: Ginza Shopping & Departure Prep 🧭 Destination: Ginza → Shinjuku Lumine ✈️ Transportation: JR Yamanote Line / Airport Limousine Bus 🏖️ Recommended Spots • Ginza Mitsukoshi Department Store (Souvenir shopping) • Shinjuku Lumine & Isetan Shopping Mall 🥘 Food Recommendations • Ginza “Sushizanmai” 🍣 • Tokyo Station Ekiben (Bento box experience before departure) 🏠 Accommodation: Shinjuku Washington Hotel ⸻ 💡Travel Tips • Suica card is a must! (Usable for subways and convenience stores) • Airport limousine bus stops right in front of Shinjuku Washington Hotel, making travel convenient • For popular restaurants, use Google Maps reservations or queue apps (EPARK) • Harajuku, Shibuya, and Ginza are walkable routes • Instagram-worthy spots 👉 Shibuya Rooftop, Omotesando Alleys, Tokyo Tower Night View

Recommended Evening Destinations in Tokyo! Tokyo has so many places to visit in the evening that it's a city where it's a shame to go to bed early 🥹 Here are the best evening spots from my 20-day trip to Tokyo. I hope this helps with your travel plans 🗼🖤 1. Shibuya Yokocho 2. Scramble Crossing 3. Gonpachi Nishiazabu 4. Asakusa 5. Tokyo Station 6. Akabanebashi Station Exit 7. Shibuya Sky 8. TeamLab Planets

Soak in a hot spring and enjoy the cherry blossoms, what a treat! This 7-day Japan tour will take you to the hot spring towns and let you experience Japanese culture. Save this guide now! -------------------- 🚩Itinerary suggestions: Day 1: 🏂Head to Rokko Snow Park and enjoy skiing. Summary: Enjoy skiing at Rokko Snow Park. Day 2: 🏯Osaka Castle Park -> Osaka Castle -> 🛍️Shopping at Shinsaibashi -> 🍽️Dotonbori food Summary: Visit historical sites and enjoy shopping and food. Day 3: 🎢Universal Studios Japan day tour Summary: Immerse yourself in the fun and fantasy world of Universal Studios. Day 4: 🚠Hakone Ropeway -> 🌋Owakudani -> 🌊Lake Ashi -> 🚤Lake Ashi cruise Summary: Enjoy the natural scenery of Hakone and experience the unique volcanic landscape. Day 5: 🎡Odaiba -> 🏙️Shinjuku -> 🌳Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden -> 🗽Shibuya -> 🌇SHIBUYA SKY Summary: Visit Tokyo's landmarks and experience the bustling city and peaceful nature. Day 6: 🎠Tokyo Disneyland day tour Summary: Find your childhood dreams and happiness at Disneyland. Day 7: 🛫Depart from Tokyo and end your wonderful journey Summary: End your unforgettable trip to Japan with lots of memories. -------------------- **Notes**: * Visa is required! You need to apply for a visa in advance to visit Japan. 📝 * Souvenirs are not cheap, so shop rationally and compare prices before buying. 💰 * Japan is 1 hour ahead of China, so adjust your schedule and enjoy your trip. ⏰ * Follow local etiquette, respect the culture, and be a civilized tourist. 🙌 * Visit in spring for cherry blossoms and in autumn for maple leaves. 🌸🍁 -------------------- Visit Japan and experience its unique culture, you won't regret it! Enjoy a pure Japanese trip and leave with unforgettable memories!

Day 1 - Took an early morning flight✈️ to Narita Airport, then bought a Skyliner ticket for a 40-minute ride to Nippori (actually should have gone straight to Ueno), and then used a Suica card to transfer on several subway lines🚇 to Tokyo Bay Shiomi Prince Hotel🏨. In the evening, we booked a visit to Shibuya Sky 360-degree open-air observation deck for photos. The night wind was so strong that wearing a down jacket wasn’t an exaggeration! There were so many young people in Shibuya, we couldn’t even get the yakiniku we wanted to eat【cry】 Day 2 - Kanagawa Prefecture Kamakura City The round-trip travel time was long, and there were tons of people taking photos📷, so we gave up on the "Slam Dunk" iconic spots and just enjoyed watching the sunset by the sea, which was much more relaxing😌. At night, we went to Akihabara for a stroll, but it was too late to explore much～ Day 3 - Tokyo Warner Bros. Harry Potter Studio It was a bit boring, although we took quite a few photos… Tickets were very hard to get, sold out a week in advance, so my husband ended up buying secondhand tickets on xy～ At night, we accidentally ended up in Ikebukuro by subway, finally got 2-3 hours to shop【cute】【cute】【cute】(This is the real way to enjoy Tokyo, ahhh) Day 4 - Tokyo Disneyland "Beauty and the Beast" was definitely the top popular attraction, waited a full 145 minutes【cry】 But the fireworks🎆 at night were disappointing😞, only lasted 5 minutes, just as we got into position to take photos, it was already over. Day 5 - Tokyo National Museum That day happened to be Monday when it was open🈺️, located in Ueno Park, and on the way to the airport… The museum isn’t very big, mainly divided into the Main Building, Toyokan, Heiseikan, and the Treasure House, took about 3 hours to finish. Overall, the best was Kamakura, with good weather you can even see Mount Fuji🗻 wearing a scarf in the distance.

### Reflections after four days and three nights in Tokyo This trip to Tokyo was truly unforgettable. The four days and three nights felt like a dream, filled with a strong sense of Japanese culture and the city's charm. Tokyo, as a bustling metropolis, really has so many unique features and delicious foods that made me reluctant to leave. First of all, the food! Tokyo offers a wide variety of cuisine, and I especially loved okonomiyaki. Every bite was packed with fresh flavors, especially with the rich toppings—whether pork, seafood, or vegetables, all carefully prepared, making me feel completely satisfied every time I ate it. After okonomiyaki, I also tried other local snacks like sushi and ramen, and I really didn’t want to stop eating! In Tokyo, we visited several famous attractions, including Tokyo Tower and the Skytree. Tokyo Tower looks like a giant red and white lighthouse, and the city view from the top is truly breathtaking. The Skytree is even taller; standing on the observation deck and overlooking the entire city of Tokyo was an amazing experience, with the bustling cityscape fully in sight. Also, going to Kamakura was a very wise choice. Kamakura’s natural scenery is absolutely stunning, with ancient temples, peaceful beaches, and lush green hills that made me feel very comfortable. Although the weather was a bit cloudy that day and I couldn’t clearly see Mount Fuji, even on a cloudy day, Kamakura’s beauty still lifted my spirits. I specially visited the filming locations of "Slam Dunk" to take photos, and being able to stand in the scenes from my favorite anime was really joyful. Unfortunately, I only stayed one day in Kamakura. If I had known, I would have stayed longer. The beaches there are so relaxing, with the gentle sea breeze making me completely unwind. If I had more time in Kamakura, I would really want to savor every moment and enjoy the beauty of nature. Overall, this trip to Tokyo gave me a deeper understanding of Japan. Whether it’s the food, culture, or scenery, I found that I like visiting lively cities. So next time, I want to try going to Kyoto to see if the more traditional places are just as fun. Tower BBQ

🏙️ Roppongi Hills Observation Deck: You can capture stunning shots with just your phone! ✨ Reasons to recommend: ✔ Perfect distance from Tokyo Tower, no need for a long lens, you can easily take beautiful photos with your phone! ✔ No need to rush for tickets, buy them on-site the same day, and the price is cheaper than Shibuya Sky! ✔ Huge space, the entire 52nd floor offers a 360° unobstructed view of Tokyo! Location: Roppongi Hills Observation Deck 🚇 Subway: Just use Google Maps to navigate to "Roppongi Hills" 📸 Shooting tips: ✅ Best time: Enter one hour before sunset to capture daytime, sunset, night view + Tokyo Tower lighting up 🗼 ✅ Phone photography: At night, shoot close to the glass to reduce reflections 📱 ✅ For camera users: Remember to bring a lens hood, and if possible, a tripod for steadier night shots! ✅ Avoid crowds: The Tokyo Tower side is crowded, it’s better to walk to the right side where there are fewer people and better views! 🌃 Ebisu Garden Place: Hidden gem! Free! ✨ Reasons to recommend: ✔ Free, great value for money! ✔ Fewer people and beautiful views, you can see Tokyo Tower, Shinjuku, and Shibuya from afar without being crowded! ✔ Great atmosphere, perfect for quietly enjoying Tokyo’s night view! Location: Ebisu Garden Place 38th Floor Observation Deck 🚇 Subway: Ebisu Station, elevator directly to the 38th floor 📸 Shooting tips: ✅ Shooting angles: There are four glass panels on the 38th floor, it’s recommended to walk around and try different angles 📷 ✅ Recommended gear: Focal length above 28mm, tripod + lens hood recommended at night! If you can’t get tickets for Shibuya Sky or don’t want to be in a crowd, these two observation decks are a must-visit! Which one do you prefer? Feel free to leave a comment and let us know! 💬 For more Tokyo guides, search for "Tokyo Local Guide" ~

Tokyo is the capital of Japan and the city with the largest population in Japan. It is definitely the first choice for visiting Japan! With countless delicacies and shopping streets, you can eat, drink, and play to your heart's content! 🔷🔷🔷My 2-day Tokyo sightseeing guide: 🚗Transportation: From Haneda Airport JR to various attractions in the city 🏨Accommodation: Tokyo East Nihonbashi Comfort Hotel, located near many JR lines, very convenient for visiting various attractions 🗺️Tokyo 2-day itinerary: 📅Day 1: ⏰Morning - Senso-ji Temple (10-minute bus ride from the hotel) 🕐Afternoon - Shibuya Sky (metro to Shibuya Station) - Shibuya shopping 📅Day 2: Tokyo DisneySea 💎Attraction features: 📍 Senso-ji Temple: The oldest temple in Tokyo, and the first attraction that comes to mind in Tokyo besides Mount Fuji! The large lantern at the entrance is also the most famous, and there is a long Nakamise-dori street inside, where you can buy various souvenirs and commemorative items! After passing through the long street, you will find the main hall and another symbolic five-story pagoda. (🕐6:00-17:00, free) 📍 Shibuya Sky: Also a popular check-in spot in Tokyo, the glass elevator offers a panoramic view of the city! The night view is especially beautiful and perfect for taking photos! 📍 Tokyo DisneySea: The only Disney park in Tokyo with an ocean theme, the rides and attractions are completely different from other Disney parks! We highly recommend the new "Soaring Fantasyland" ride, which is like flying in the air! The food in the restaurant is almost half the price of Shanghai Disney. (🕐9:00-21:00, CNY400/person) 📌Tips: 1️⃣ Senso-ji Temple basically does not accept mobile payments. Please bring cash if you want to draw lots, and bring 100-yen coins. Senso-ji Temple is not big, and it takes half a day to visit. 2️⃣ Shibuya Sky must be booked online in advance, especially during sunset, tickets are hard to get! Please bring 100-yen coins, and your bags need to be checked in. 3️⃣ Tokyo DisneySea must be opened one hour before the park opens. After entering the park, you can grab a DPA, PP, and SP. Grab Indiana Jones for PP, grab Peter Pan for SP, and grab Frozen for DPA. Frozen has a long queue of 60 minutes. Please grab tickets for the next few days after entering the park, as they are difficult to get.

#tokyotrip Tokyo is a city that brims with life, flavor, and endless things to see and do. Here’s how I spent half a day hopping through iconic spots, savoring delicious food, and catching a breathtaking sunset view. 🌇✨ Noon: Hanayama Udon 🍜 Starting my day with a visit to Hanayama Udon was the best way to ease into Tokyo’s bustling vibe. This cozy spot serves incredible wide udon noodles. Each slurp felt like a warm hug, just the kind of energy I needed to kickstart my Tokyo adventure. 💖 I also got a side of tempura rice with my meal! Afternoon: Shibuya Sky 🌆 After strolling through the city, I made my way to Shibuya Sky. There’s no better place to soak in Tokyo's skyline than from the rooftop of Shibuya Scramble Square! Arriving right before sunset, I watched as the golden hour transformed the cityscape, casting soft pinks and oranges over the bustling streets below. The views are absolutely surreal, and as night falls, the twinkling lights of Tokyo create a mesmerizing sight. It’s a moment that makes you fall in love with the city all over again. 🧡🌃 Evening: Manten Sushi 🍣 To wrap up this perfect day, I treated myself to an unforgettable omakase experience at Manten Sushi. This is sushi like no other – fresh, expertly crafted, and bursting with flavor! Each piece was a little work of art, and I enjoyed letting the chef surprise me with his creations. The hilarious chef was definitely the highlight and I got to try over ten dishes! Truly the perfect finale to a day of exploring Tokyo’s vibrant energy and unmatched flavors. 🎌💯 Tokyo has a magic that can be felt through its food, sights, and sounds. A day here offers so much more than just sightseeing – it's an experience that leaves a mark on your heart. ❤️ #tokyo #localguides #deliciousfood #sunset #tokyocity #shibuya

📍 Itinerary Overview Tokyo, Japan’s bustling capital, is a mix of ultramodern skyscrapers, neon-lit streets, and centuries-old temples. With efficient public transport and endless attractions, exploring Tokyo can be overwhelming for first-timers. Here’s a guide to help you navigate the city while enjoying its must-see sights, hidden gems, and local flavors. ⸻ 🚩 Sightseeing Route Day 1 – Tradition Meets Modernity • Morning: Visit Asakusa & Sensō-ji Temple, Tokyo’s oldest temple. • Afternoon: Head to Ueno Park and its museums or zoo. • Evening: Experience the lights of Shibuya Crossing and shop at Shibuya Center Street. Day 2 – Urban Energy & Culture • Morning: Explore Tsukiji Outer Market for fresh sushi breakfast. • Midday: Head to Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden for a peaceful walk. • Afternoon: Discover Harajuku (Takeshita Street) for fashion & youth culture. • Evening: End at Tokyo Tower or Tokyo Skytree for breathtaking skyline views. ⸻ 🏖️ Must-Visit Attractions • Sensō-ji Temple (Asakusa) – iconic cultural landmark. • Shibuya Crossing – the world’s busiest pedestrian crossing. • Tokyo Skytree / Tokyo Tower – panoramic city views. • Meiji Shrine – tranquil forested Shinto shrine. • TeamLab Planets Tokyo – futuristic digital art experience. ⸻ 🚇 Transportation • Subway & JR Lines: The fastest and most convenient way to travel. Get a Suica or Pasmo card for seamless rides. • JR Yamanote Line: A loop line connecting major districts (Shinjuku, Shibuya, Tokyo Station, Ueno). • Walking & Cycling: Many attractions are close enough to explore on foot or by rental bikes. • Taxis: Expensive, best for late-night travel when trains stop. ⸻ 📷 Photo Spots • Shibuya Crossing (from Starbucks above the intersection) • Tokyo Skytree or Tokyo Tower (city skyline) • Asakusa’s Kaminarimon Gate at Sensō-ji • Harajuku’s Takeshita Street (colorful street culture) • Shinjuku’s neon lights at night ⸻ 🍜 Local Cuisine • Sushi & Sashimi – try fresh seafood at Tsukiji Outer Market or conveyor-belt sushi. • Ramen – famous spots include Ichiran or Ippudo. • Tempura – light, crispy, and best enjoyed with dipping sauce. • Okonomiyaki & Takoyaki – Osaka street food also beloved in Tokyo. • Japanese Desserts – don’t miss Taiyaki (fish-shaped pastry with sweet filling). ⸻ ✨ Getting around Tokyo is easier than it seems—just stick to the trains, follow the signs, and you’ll be able to explore temples, neon-lit streets, and culinary wonders in no time. #tokyospots

First trip to Japan with my partner, just the two of us. This trip wasn’t about anything intense, just a chill trip to eat, travel, and shop. The weather in April was just perfect, around 15-18 degrees Celsius, easy to dress comfortably. 🌸 Day 1: Cherry blossoms in full bloom, beautiful on every route we took. 🗻 Day 2: Went to visit Uncle Fuji. The sky was clear, and we got a full view—so beautiful! We chose to take the highway bus, booked in advance. When we arrived, the driver scanned our tickets, and we had a smooth 2-hour ride to Fuji. 🍜 Day 3: Shopping and eating around Shibuya Crossing. It was really crowded! In the evening, there was a little rain 💦. 🍣 Day 4: Shopping near our accommodation in Ueno because our legs couldn’t take it anymore. Don Quijote drained our money—many things were cheaper than in Thailand. 👩🏻❤️👨🏻 Day 5: Getting ready to go back to Thailand. Our flight was at 9 PM, so we had time to stroll around Ameyoko Market. Lots of food and souvenirs. 🌟 In summary, everything went well. The plan wasn’t too fixed; we just kept going as long as we could. We might not have seen everything, but it was so much fun. Thanks to Trip.com for making our travel and accommodation smooth and easy! #TravelJapan #TravelPlanGiveaway

#tokyospots 🌃 Light of Tokyo – The Magical Night Glow of Japan’s Capital 🇯🇵✨ 📍 Location: Tokyo, Japan 💶 Ticket Price: Free (depends on viewing spots) 🕰️ Best Time: After sunset 🌙 (6 PM–11 PM) 🌟 Highlights: When the sun sets, Tokyo transforms into a city of lights — a dazzling wonderland of neon streets, glowing towers, and sparkling reflections 🌆💫. See the city shimmer from Tokyo Tower 🗼 or Shibuya Sky Deck 🌌, where millions of lights twinkle below. Wander through Shinjuku, Shibuya Crossing, and Ginza, each glowing with vibrant signs, cafés, and nightlife 🎇🍣. Don’t miss the futuristic Odaiba skyline, illuminated Rainbow Bridge 🌈, and Tokyo Skytree shining against the dark sky 🌃. 🚆 How to Reach: Accessible by Tokyo Metro from all major stations 🚇. 💖 The Light of Tokyo is pure magic — a breathtaking fusion of energy, color, and dreams that never sleeps 🌟🌙 #LightOfTokyo #TokyoNights #TokyoTower #ShibuyaCrossing #TokyoSkyline #JapanAtNight #NeonDreams #TokyoVibes #ExploreJapan #TravelWithZara

First time in Tokyo and short on time? This guide helps you cover the must-see spots in one day, perfect for both sightseeing and photo ops. Save it now～ Day 1️⃣ Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation ➡️ Akabanebashi ➡️ Shiba Park 18 ➡️ Shinkoin Temple ➡️ KALEDO TOWER ➡️ Shibuya SKY ➡️ Kabukicho ➡️ Ueno Station ➡️ Senso-ji Temple ➡️ Ochanomizu ➡️ ukai Tofu Shop Recommended route: 1. Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation: Classic Tokyo Tower shot, the red and white tower with traffic flow looks amazing 2. Akabanebashi Station: Step out and you can take photos with Tokyo Tower and street signs together 3. Shiba Park 18: Sit on the bench with Tokyo Tower as the background 4. Shinkoin Temple: A lesser-known spot on a slope, fewer people and great for photos 5. KALEDO TOWER: An excellent direct view of Tokyo Tower 6. Shibuya SKY: Open from 10 AM to 10:30 PM, stunning night views, a must-visit 7. Kabukicho: Neon signs create a great atmosphere, better for photos in the evening 8. Ueno Station: Streets with a strong anime vibe 9. Senso-ji Temple: Tokyo’s oldest temple, the Kaminarimon lantern is a must-check-in 10. Ochanomizu: Take photos of the subway, river, and cityscape from the bridge 11. ukai Tofu Shop: Underground parking lot shot looking up is very atmospheric Day 2️⃣ Easy one-day trip to Kamakura! Take the JR from Tokyo to Kamakura Station and transfer to the Enoden Line. Recommended route: Shichirigahama - Kamakura High School Front - Enoshima. 1️⃣ Shichirigahama, Walk from the station to the beach to capture beautiful views of Mt. Fuji and the waves together. A hidden spot near Kamakura Prince Hotel lets you shoot trains, houses, and the sea. 2️⃣ Kamakura High School Front, The classic Slam Dunk scene spot. About a 10-minute walk from Shichirigahama, the less crowded train exit along the way is also great for photos. 3️⃣ It’s recommended to take the train to Enoshima. There are many shops on the island, and the popular photo spot "Miharashitei" requires a hike. Take your time strolling to Sunset Beach to enjoy the scenery. Some tips: To see Mt. Fuji, check the weather carefully. Visibility above 10 is more likely before 8 AM, Winter has the highest visibility. ⚠️⚠️⚠️ This route is easy and not tiring! Perfect for those who want a relaxed day. This route basically doesn’t backtrack, You can capture different lighting from morning to night. Remember to bring your camera, Every spot is great for photos! First time in Tokyo? Follow this and you won’t go wrong～