Japan Parent-Child Trip | The Only Guide You Need for Visiting the University of Tokyo

🌈A parent-child trip to Tokyo, Japan, is worth the visit to the University of Tokyo with your kids! We visited the Hongo campus. 💃The University of Tokyo is open to the public, and you can visit without an appointment, just walk in. 🚇Transportation: Take the subway Marunouchi Line to Hongo-sanchome Station, exit from Exit 2 (see image 15), and then use Google maps to navigate to the University of Tokyo's Red Gate. It's only a few minutes' walk. The Red Gate is usually closed, but you can enter through a small gate next to it. You can also walk two minutes from the Red Gate to the main gate (the one with iron bars) to enter. 📣Visiting items: 1⃣️ The General Research Museum, not very big, but very valuable. It's free, no ticket needed, just walk in. 2⃣️Library, you need to make a reservation in advance to enter. 3⃣️When you come to the University of Tokyo, you must try the lunch at the central cafeteria. 🌟The central cafeteria is open to the public, and you can pay with a Suica card. 🌟The calorie content of the meals is clearly marked. Clean and hygienic. 🌟The quiet atmosphere here is more like a library. Many students study quietly at the seats on the second floor after lunch. 🌟Although the sign indicates that there are specific dining times for students of the university, we tested that lining up to order and pay at the cafeteria is also feasible! 🌟The central cafeteria offers great value for money, as shown in image 13, my son and I spent 1900 yen, which is about 90 yuan. 🌟After eating, you need to place your dishes at the utensil return area on the first floor. 🌟Next to the central cafeteria, there's a souvenir shop you can browse. 4⃣️The campus has a British-style architectural design, and the Yasuda Auditorium Square is a great spot for photos. 🎈If you need it, save this guide! ❤️➕Follow for more practical travel tips and updates!