Tokyo 5-Day Immersive Guide

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.