[2025 Tokyo Attraction] Travel Guide for Tokyo Tower (Updated Jun)

✔️ Business Hours ⏰ 16:00 ~ 23:30 📍 Address 2-chōme-3-6 Shibakōen, Minato City, Tokyo 105-0011, Japan 💳 Payment ✔️ Tablet ordering available (supports Korean) ✔️ Card payment accepted --- ✨Three-line Summary Experience the authentic local izakaya atmosphere near Tokyo Tower. Convenient ordering system with a clean interior and Korean language support. Food tends to be salty, which may vary depending on personal taste. --- 🍢 A Local-style Tavern, MASUYA SHIBADAIMON During a late evening stroll near Tokyo Tower on my Tokyo trip, I discovered an izakaya frequented by local office workers. The entire building, from the 1st to the 3rd floor, is dedicated to MASUYA, making it quite spacious. Its location offers a slight view of Tokyo Tower, adding to the great ambiance. --- 🪑 Clean Interior and Convenient Ordering System The interior is well-maintained and clean. You can order using a tablet that supports Korean, making it worry-free even if you’re not fluent in Japanese. This system is truly a thoughtful touch for travelers. --- 🍢 Ordinary Menu, Salty Taste I ordered yakitori and oden. While the presentation was appealing, the overall seasoning was on the salty side. Those sensitive to saltiness might find it a bit overwhelming. It works well as a side dish for drinks but is less satisfying on its own. --- 🗼 Enjoy the Atmosphere with Tokyo Tower Nearby With its proximity to Tokyo Tower and authentic local vibe, this izakaya is worth a visit for the experience. Recommended for those who prioritize ambiance and cultural immersion over taste. ---

#Travel to save the world Tokyo Tower is located in Minato, Tokyo. It is a landmark that you must stop by to take a photo with its tall orange and white steel structure. Popular photo spots are Shiba Park, where there is a walkway lined with lanterns leading the way to the tower, and Zojoji Temple, which gives a perfect image of the tower with an ancient temple. In addition, you can easily take close-up photos of Tokyo Tower from the Akabanebashi Station exit. The most convenient way to get there is by subway. Get off at Akabanebashi Station, Exit A2 or A3, and walk no more than 5 minutes to Tokyo Tower. It is open for viewing on the Main Deck (150 m) and Top Deck (250 m), with restaurants and souvenir shops.

#TravelGuide #JapanTravel #JapanTravelGuide I've summarized the things to watch out for when traveling to Japan!!! Information that you must know if you are traveling to Japan for the first time, Part 1 High use of cash: Some areas or small stores may not accept cards, so prepare enough cash!! Taxi fares are expensive: The base fare is high and increases quickly depending on distance and time. I recommend using public transportation whenever possible ㅎㅎ Follow the seating arrangements in stores: Unlike in Korea, do not sit down until the waiter shows you a seat at a restaurant and wait! If you just sit down, you will be a person with no etiquette at all!! Lack of trash cans: Please note that, just like in Korea these days, there are almost no trash cans in public places! Respect for a quiet atmosphere: Be careful not to talk on the phone or speak loudly in public places such as subways. No tipping culture: Tipping is not polite, but rather rude! It's good that there is no tipping culture like in Western countries..(🥰) Notes when using hot springs: Many places restrict entry if you have a tattoo. Wash your body before entering the bath!! Subway transfers are complicated: Since there are various lines and companies involved, transfers can be difficult, so check the lines in advance! Some lines require you to transfer while seated, so be sure to check in advance!!

#TokyoItinerary It’s my first time in Tokyo and I only have one day. How can I avoid going back? One article to explain it to you clearly. ⭐Route: Sensoji Temple➡Skytree➡Akihabara➡Imperial Palace➡Ginza➡Tokyo Tower➡Shibuya➡Shinjuku➡Kabukicho ✅Attractions guide: 🔵Senso-ji Temple: A must-visit temple in Tokyo. Check-in points: Kaminarimon, Nakamise-dori Street, Five-story Pagoda. You can draw fortunes and buy amulets here. ⚠Avoid pitfall: Tie the unlucky fortune stick to a tree. 🔵Skytree: There is an observation deck inside the tower, and you can see Mount Fuji if the weather is good. You can enjoy limited edition sky pudding at the 350F observation deck. 🔵Akihabara: A holy land of the second dimension, filled with figures and anime peripherals, a paradise for otakus and housegirls! 🔵 Imperial Palace: The Emperor's residence. Make an appointment to visit the East Gardens 2 weeks in advance on the official website. 🔵Ginza: You can go shopping here, it is a shopper’s paradise. Duty-free shop on the 8th floor of Mitsukoshi Department Store (95% off + airport pickup with passport), where you can also enjoy the view! 🔵Tokyo Tower: You can go to the photo booth Kaledo Tower and take pictures of the Tokyo Tower. 🔵Shibuya: Japan's busiest intersection, remember to take a photo with Hachiko 🔵Shinjuku: A one-stop experience for eating, drinking, and having fun, with a super rich nightlife! 🔵Kabukicho: Asia's largest red-light district, experience Tokyo's nightlife! 📷Photography location: 1⃣ Turn right at the end of Nakamise Street and go to the 8th floor observation deck of "Asakusa Culture Center" where you can take panoramic photos of the five-story pagoda for free. 2⃣Roppongi Hills Observatory is one of the best places to view the night view of Tokyo. 4⃣The stone wall on the Nijubashi side of the Imperial Palace is perfect for wide-angle photography. 3⃣Take a photo of the intersection from the second-floor window of "Starbucks Reserve" next to the Hachiko statue. You can take the same photo as in the movie.

#AustraliaFlightEvent I'll introduce 5 must-see tourist spots in Tokyo that you absolutely can't miss! 1️⃣ Tokyo Tower - A classic symbol of Tokyo 🗼 2️⃣ Asakusa Sensoji - A great place to take pictures wearing a traditional Japanese kimono 3️⃣ Roppongi Hills Observatory - The ultimate Tokyo night view 🌃 4️⃣ Disneyland & DisneySea - A magical place that will take you back to your childhood 5️⃣ Ginza Shopping Street - Luxury brands & trendy shopping spots 🛍️ 📌 TIP: ✅ Popular spots are less crowded in the morning or on weekdays! ✅ Save on transportation costs by using the Tokyo Metro & JR Pass 💰 Just visiting these places will make your Tokyo trip a success! 🏆 📸 Be sure to visit these great spots to get some great shots!

Japan, this charming country, evokes a sense of longing, whether it's the dazzling cherry blossom season or the tranquil snowy landscapes. Today, let me take you on a journey to explore Japan's popular destinations and enjoy a spontaneous trip! Must-See Attractions 1. Tokyo Tower🗼: Tokyo's landmark building. Whether day or night, the panoramic view of Tokyo from the top of the tower is breathtaking. 2. Senso-ji Temple🏯: Tokyo's oldest temple, retaining a rich traditional atmosphere. Pass through Kaminarimon, stroll along Nakamise-dori Street, and experience the charm of the old streets. 3. Ueno Park🏞️: Tokyo's green lung. Not only does it offer beautiful natural scenery, but it also boasts rich cultural facilities such as the Tokyo National Museum and the zoo. 4. Kiyomizu-dera Temple, Kyoto🛕: A representative attraction in Kyoto, built on the cliffs of Mount Otowa, famous for its wooden stage and magnificent views. 5. Universal Studios Japan, Osaka🎢: A paradise for movie and animation lovers. The thrilling rides and spectacular shows make it an unforgettable experience. 6. Mount Fuji🌄: A symbol of Japan. Whether hiking, skiing, or viewing from afar, you can feel the magnificence of this sacred mountain. 7. Nara Park🐾: Get up close and personal with leisurely strolling deer and experience the tranquility and harmony of the ancient city of Nara. 8. Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium🐬: A world-renowned aquarium with a huge tank and abundant marine life, making it a great place for family outings. Food Recommendations • Sushi🍣: Savor fresh seafood and experience the perfect combination of raw fish and rice. • Ramen🍜: Rich broth, firm noodles, a bowl of steaming hot ramen will satisfy your taste buds. • Tempura🍤: Crispy on the outside, tender on the inside, with a rich texture, it's a classic in Japanese cuisine. • Wagyu Beef🥩: Delicate texture, melts in your mouth, it's the perfect choice for experiencing high-end Japanese cuisine. Transportation Japan's public transportation system is highly developed, with extensive subway, train, and bus networks. Purchasing a JR Pass allows convenient travel throughout Japan by train. In large cities and tourist hotspots, taxis or shared bikes are also available as means of transportation. Accommodation From luxury hotels to budget-friendly inns, to unique guesthouses and youth hostels, Japan offers a wide variety of accommodation options. When booking accommodation, you can choose according to your budget and preferences. Also, don't forget to check the transportation and dining facilities around your accommodation in advance! Tips • When shopping in Japan, remember to use the tax refund service to save money. • While mobile payments are common in Japan, many places still accept cash. It is recommended to carry a certain amount of cash for emergencies. • Respecting local culture and customs, and observing public order and traffic rules, are essential prerequisites for enjoying your trip to Japan.

📍Travel Introduction: A 5-night, 6-day trip to Japan. The first 2 days were spent visiting Mount Fuji, and the remaining days were spent in Tokyo city. 🚩Travel Route: Kawaguchiko - Tokyo 📷Photo Spots: The atmosphere of Tokyo can be captured anywhere. 🍜Recommended Restaurants: 1. Takibiya 2. Coco Curry 3. Beef Cutlet Restaurant 4. Houtou

Travel to Tokyo Of course, we can’t miss taking a photo with Tokyo Tower🗼 I walked 50,000 steps and painstakingly sorted out ❾ treasure camera positions 📸 If you want to take photos of your life, just read this article ✌️ . Figure 1️⃣: Kaledo Tower A small camera spot facing Tokyo Tower, with few people and no need to queue Figure 2️⃣: Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation Mita Branch You can take photos of the Tokyo Tower in the Japanese street scene, 📲 adjust to 5x telephoto Figure 3️⃣: East side overpass of No. 18 Shiba Park Walk downhill from the tofu shop and take photos from under the overpass Figure 4️⃣: Shiba Park Ukai Tofu House Shooting from the parking lot, super 🔥 camera position, need to queue Figure 5️⃣: No. 18 Shiba Park Flocks of pigeons flying and sitting on a bench with Tokyo Tower in the background Figure 6️⃣: Shiba Park Gas Station Internet celebrity gas station + Japanese road sign, you can capture the go-kart passing by Figure 7️⃣: Wide angle under Tokyo Tower Take photos while walking under the Tokyo Tower to unlock different perspectives🗼 Figure 8️⃣: Photo perfecta torre Uphill road leading to Tokyo Tower Figure 9️⃣: Prince Hotel I would like to call it the 🗼most beautiful camera position‼ ️Overlooking the night view of Tokyo from a high altitude No reservation is required for non-window seats. It opens at 17:00 every day. Go early to get a good seat. Drinks are 80-100/person Figure 1️⃣2️⃣: Shiba Park The lawn is full of people during the day, so it is better to take pictures of the night view and shoot upward to avoid the crowds .

#Overseas travel Photo spots around Tokyo Tower that are great for taking pictures 1. Seven Eleven convenience store The Seven Eleven convenience store near Tokyo Tower is a great photo spot for those who want to capture everyday scenes in Japan. Photos with Seven Eleven and Tokyo Tower in the background can highlight the urban charm of Tokyo. 2. Tokyo Tower entrance The entrance to Tokyo Tower is a very symbolic place. The red structure of Tokyo Tower stands out, and photos taken here can be a great souvenir of your visit to Tokyo. The area around the entrance is usually a place where many tourists pass by, so you can take photos with Tokyo Tower from various angles. 3. Prince Shiba Park Prince Shiba Park is a park located right next to Tokyo Tower, and is a great place to take photos with Tokyo Tower in the background and natural scenery. In particular, you can capture Tokyo Tower together with the wide lawn and beautiful trees in the park, so you can take photos that allow you to feel the atmosphere of the city and nature at the same time. In spring, you can also take great photos of Tokyo Tower with cherry blossoms. 4. The Prince Park Tower Tokyo The Prince Park Hotel is a luxury hotel near Tokyo Tower, and it is a great place to take photos with the hotel's luxurious exterior and Tokyo Tower in the background. Photos taken here can give off a more sophisticated feel with Tokyo Tower, and you can also take photos of the hotel's gardens and landscaping, creating an atmospheric photo. #TokyoTravel #TokyoTower #Tokyo

แจกแพลนเที่ยวญี่ปุ่น โตเกียว 6 วัน 5 คืน ช่วงเดือนมกราคม ซึ่งเป็นฤดูหนาว อากาศประมาน 5-10 องศา 🛫 สำหรับการเดินทางในทริปนี้เราไปกับสายการบิน Air Macau ราคาดีมากๆ รวมน้ำหนักกระเป๋า 20 กิโล แบบ full service (ต่อเครื่องที่มาเก๊า) 🚆ในทริปนี้เราเดินทางโดยใช้ Tokyo wide pass เป็นหลัก Day1: เราถึงสนามบินนาริตะประมาน 14.20น 📍ขึ้นรถไฟ NEX ไปลง shinjuku 📍เดินช้อปปิ้งย่าน shinjuku 📍กลับที่พัก (เราพักแถว ikebukuro) Day2: ไปดูฟูจิซังแบบ one day trip 📍Fuji kawaguchiko ( Fuji excursion รอบเช้า กลับรอบสุดท้าย ประมาน 4 โมงครึ่ง ) 📍shinjuku Day3: ไปเล่นหิมะแบบ one day trip 📍gala yuzawa (จอง Shinkansen รอบ 06.44 ใช้เวลาเดินทางประมาน 1 ชั่วโมงกว่าๆ กลับรอบ 14.27) 📍Ginza 📍Shibuya Day4: เที่ยวสวนสนุกแบบเต็มวัน 📍Tokyo Disneyland Day5: เที่ยวชิวๆในโตเกียว 📍Asakusa, Sensoji temple, sumida park 📍Tokyo tower 📍TeamLabs Tokyo Day6: วันสุดท้าย แวะช้อปปิ้งก่อนกลับนิดหน่อย 📍Ueno 📍Narita Airport #แจกแพลนเที่ยว

Tokyo Tower Photo Spot Collection of 6 Spots🗼❤️🔥 If you go here, you don't have to go to other Tokyo Tower spots! We've collected only the prettiest spots, so please refer to the information and have a fun trip to Japan💕 👇🏻 In order of photos 📍Tofuya Ukai (secret Tokyo Tower spot) 〰️ The most famous and longest-waiting photo spot among Tokyo Tower spots. If you don't visit early in the morning, you should expect to wait at least 1 hour regardless of the time! *If you don't have time, we recommend that you boldly pass and only take pictures on the way up 📍Tofuya Ukai Up 〰️ The most famous photo spot, the parking lot photo zone Up🤍 📍Akabanebashi Station Exit (3-4) 〰️ This is the place you can see right when you get off at the subway station You can take hip pictures with the landmark and Tokyo Tower 😎 📍Shiba Park 〰️ Tokyo's landmark, Tokyo Tower! Visible lawn park🤍 If the weather isn't too hot, it's great for a picnic 🤍 📍7-Eleven Minato-kushiba 3-chome store 〰️A pretty place with a colorful 7-Eleven sign and Tokyo Tower 🌈 📍In front of Akabanebashi bus stop 〰️It's not a famous spot, but it's so pretty that you automatically turn on your phone when you walk down the street 🤍 #January travel support event

Tokyo Travel Guide 🗼🫦🌸 Pre-trip Preparations Visa: Apply for a Japanese visa in advance, which usually takes 7–10 working days to be issued. Flights and Accommodation: Book flights in advance. It is recommended to arrive at the airport 3 hours in advance to avoid missing check-in. Popular hotels need to be booked in advance, and the number of guests must be filled in truthfully to prevent being denied check-in. Recommended hotels include The B Ginza, Mystays Premier Akasaka, etc. These hotels offer convenient transportation and prime locations. Transportation Card: Purchase a Tokyo Subway One-Day Pass or a Greater Tokyo Pass for unlimited subway rides within a specified period. Language and Communication: Download translation software and map apps (such as Google Maps, Hyperdia) for easy communication and itinerary planning. Must-see Attractions 🎫 Sensō-ji Temple: The oldest temple in Tokyo, it's a great place to experience Japanese religious culture. Don't forget to visit Kaminarimon Gate and the Five-Storied Pagoda. Tokyo Tower: One of Tokyo's landmarks, it offers a panoramic view of the city. The night view is particularly charming. Ueno Park: A great place for cherry blossom viewing in spring and autumn foliage viewing in fall. You can also visit Ueno Zoo and the Tokyo National Museum. Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden: A tranquil green space in Shinjuku, it's also a good place for cherry blossom and autumn foliage viewing. Omotesando and Shibuya: Representatives of fashion and youth culture, they are suitable for shopping, tasting delicious food, and experiencing nightlife. Akihabara: A paradise for anime and game lovers, with countless specialty stores and cafes. Imperial Palace: The residence of the Emperor of Japan, it's an important site of Japanese history and culture. Ginza: One of Tokyo's most prosperous commercial districts, it's lined with high-end shopping malls, restaurants, and cafes. Food Recommendations 🍽️🍣🍝 Sushi: From conveyor belt sushi to high-end sushi restaurants, there are a wide variety of choices, making it a great place to taste fresh and delicious sushi. Ramen: Tokyo has a rich ramen culture, with various flavors such as tonkotsu ramen and miso ramen to satisfy your taste buds. Tempura: A delicacy made by deep-frying various vegetables and seafood coated in batter. It's even better when served with a special sauce. Yakiniku (Grilled Meat): Fresh and tender grilled meat and rich side dishes will make you feast, such as Yakiniku Tei Rokkasen, Hachiyama Premium Wagyu Shabu-Shabu, etc. Wagyu Beef: If your budget allows, try Japanese Wagyu beef. Its delicate texture and evenly distributed fat make it a favorite among gourmets. Itinerary Day 1: Arrive in Tokyo, check in to your hotel, and take a break. In the evening, you can choose to enjoy the nightlife in Shinjuku or Shibuya and taste local cuisine. Day 2: Visit Sensō-ji Temple in the morning to experience traditional Japanese religious culture. In the afternoon, go to Tokyo Tower to overlook the city and take beautiful photos. In the evening, shop or enjoy fine dining in the Ginza area. Day 3: Visit Ueno Park and the zoo or museums and other cultural facilities in the morning. In the afternoon, go to Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden to enjoy the tranquil green space. In the evening, shop in Omotesando and experience the fashion atmosphere. Day 4: Go to Akihabara in the morning to experience anime culture and buy souvenirs. In the afternoon, you can arrange your own itinerary and visit other areas of interest such as Yoyogi Park and Harajuku. Free time in the evening or participate in cultural experiences such as kimono or tea ceremony experiences. Day 5: Visit the Imperial Palace in the morning to learn about the history of the Japanese Imperial Family. In the afternoon, choose to participate in day trip activities such as Disneyland or Hakone Onsen according to your preferences. Head to the airport in the evening to prepare to leave Tokyo and end your pleasant trip. Precautions ⚠️ Garbage Sorting: Pay attention to garbage sorting when throwing away garbage in Japan. There are few garbage cans on the street, so you can find restrooms or convenience stores, or bring your own garbage bags. Photography Etiquette: Remember to ask before taking photos to avoid offending others. Public Etiquette: Do not make loud noises in public places, observe order, and do not cut in line. No Smoking Regulations: Do not smoke or litter cigarette butts in non-smoking areas.

It is said that Mount Fuji rewards early risers. Compared to Lake Kawaguchiko, I prefer Lake Yamanaka. Although there was no "reverse Fuji," I was already very satisfied. There was sunrise, swans, and Mount Fuji. 🚗6:30 Hirano Lakeside (Hirano no Hama) Took a taxi to Hirano no Hama. There were swans, sunrise, and Mount Fuji. 🚴10:00 Shiratori-hama After 7:00, there's a bus. Took the bus back to the hotel and rented a bicycle with electric assist. It wasn't tiring. Cycling around the lake took 2 hours. Gave up on "the park" as it opens at 11:00 and there were already many people waiting for viewing spots at 10:00. But actually, just a little bit past "the park," the scenery was also amazing. There's no need to wait specifically. After cycling around the lake, had brunch at Denny's. In the afternoon, took a bus to Lake Kawaguchiko. A perfect day. ❗️Tips The lake bus only starts running at 7:00. To see the sunrise early, you need to take a taxi or stay near Hirano. There are swans in many places, especially at Shiratori-hama, and also at Hirano. Bicycle rentals are available from 9:00 for JPY 2,000 for two hours. Rented from an elderly gentleman near Shiratori-hama. Two hours is enough to cycle around the lake and take photos. You can choose a hotel in Hirano or near a bus stop, which is very convenient.

Of course, you can’t miss the Tokyo Tower when you go to Tokyo. I walked 50,000 steps and compiled some treasure camera positions! 1) Kaledo Tower A small camera position facing Tokyo Tower, with few people and no queues 2) Shiba Park No. 18 Sitting on a bench, with Tokyo Tower in the background 3) Shiba Park Gas Station A popular gas station with Japanese road signs, you can capture the passing of go-karts 4) Wide-angle under Tokyo Tower Take photos casually while walking under Tokyo Tower to unlock different perspectives 📍Address: 4-chōme-2-8 Shibakōen, Minato City, Tokyo 105-0011Japan #TokyoItinerary

#Travel itinerary 📍First day (Shinjuku, Shibuya) centered! 1. Airport-> Shinjuku 2. Lunch- Gyukatsu near Shinjuku 3. Shibuya Sky 4. Shibuya Scramble Crossing 5. Dinner- Shibuya Monjayaki or Ichiran Ramen recommended 6. Shopping- Kaldi / Mega Don Quijote 📍Day 2 Tokyo Disneyland (I was there all day!) ㄴ If you don't go to Disneyland, it would be good to go to Kamakura or Yokohama 📍Day 3 (Kichijoji / Sensoji)! 1. (Kichijoji) Inokashira Onshi Park ㄴ I bought some food at Starbucks on the way there 2. Lunch - Ibuki Udon 3. Nakamichi Shopping Street Moved from Kichijoji to Asakusa 4. (Asakusa) Sensoji & Sumida River 5. Yakiniku] 6. Walk - Akihabara 📍Day 4 (Shibuya, Ginza, Tokyo Tower) 1. Breakfast and lunch - Shibuya Tenka Sushi 2. Miyashita Park - Starbucks 3. Shopping - Harajuku/Omotesando 4. The Prince Park Tower Hotel (viewing Tokyo Tower) 5. Ginza shopping #Tokyo travel #Tokyo travel schedule

Japan, a country full of charm and tradition, offers a unique beauty no matter when you visit! 🌸 Must-visit attractions 1. Tokyo Tower 🗼 A landmark of Tokyo, offering an unforgettable experience of overlooking the entire city from the top, whether during the day or at night. 2. Kiyomizu-dera Temple in Kyoto ⛩️ Ancient wooden architecture and a suspended stage that takes you back to Japan a thousand years ago. The cherry blossom season in spring is especially breathtaking. 3. Universal Studios Japan in Osaka 🎢 A paradise for theme park lovers, featuring the Wizarding World of Harry Potter, the thrilling Jaws ride, and more. 4. Asahiyama Zoo in Hokkaido 🐻 A great place to get up close and personal with animals, especially in winter, when you can enjoy unique snow scenes and ice activities. 5. Hakone Onsen 🛁 Soak in a hot spring while gazing at Mount Fuji outside the window, and feel the gift of nature. 6. Todai-ji Temple in Nara 🐾 Experience tranquility and harmony with the leisurely strolling deer. 7. Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium 🐠 Home to the world's largest indoor tank, where you can dance with colorful marine life. Food recommendations • Sushi 🍣: Fresh seafood paired with vinegared rice is a great introduction to Japanese cuisine. • Ramen 🍜: Rich broth and chewy noodles, each bite is full of happiness. • Wagashi 🍡: Exquisite Japanese sweets, small and cute, with a rich texture. • Yakiniku 🥩: Enjoy the fun of grilling meat with friends at a Japanese barbecue restaurant. Transportation Japan has a highly developed transportation network, including subways, buses, and Shinkansen, making it easy to reach your desired destination. We recommend purchasing a JR Pass (Japan Rail Pass) for convenient train travel nationwide. Accommodation From luxurious hotels to budget-friendly guesthouses, Japan offers a variety of accommodation options. If you enjoy the hustle and bustle, consider staying in the city center of Tokyo or Osaka. If you prefer tranquility, choose the area around temples in Kyoto or Nara for an ancient atmosphere. Tips • Japan is a country that values etiquette, so please respect local customs. • Remember to claim tax refunds when shopping, as many large malls and department stores offer this service. • Public restrooms in Japan are very clean, and many provide free toilet paper and hand sanitizer. • Try using Japan's public transportation, which is convenient and fast, and allows you to better integrate into local life.

Hi babies! Today I’ve compiled the latest ways to play in Tokyo in 2025, helping you avoid the pitfalls that 99% of tourists will fall into! It is recommended to use it with collection⭐️~ 🏯【Classic must-visit】 1️⃣Kimono experience in Sensō-ji Temple ▫️The Kaminarimon lantern has the least people at 8 am! The furisode style of kimono is beyond the picture👘 ▫️Hidden trick: tie the bad fortune on the tree after drawing the fortune to change your luck 2️⃣Shibuya Crossing ▫️Best seat: Starbucks second floor window seat (need to queue) ▫️Book tickets for the new landmark SHIBUYA SKY 2 weeks in advance! The sunset is breathtaking🌇 3️⃣Tokyo DisneySea ▫️The only ocean theme park! Must-see activities: Exploring the Earth's Center + Toy Story ▫️2023 new project "Dream Spring Village" has a holographic projection show at night 🍣【Late Night Diner List】 ✅Tsukiji Market: Watch the tuna auction at 5:30! Recommended "Sushi Dai" requires reservation ✅Shinjuku Shiide Yokocho: A street of Showa-style izakayas, grilled chicken skin is a must ✅Harajuku crepe: Angel's Heart strawberry chocolate version yyds ✅Shibuya PARCO B1: Treasure Ramen Street! AFURI yuzu salt ramen is so refreshing 🛍️【Shopping Bible】 💄Pharmacy: Don Quijote is open 24 hours but there are so many people! Recommend Matsumoto Clearance 👗Trendy brands: UNDERCOVER/BAPE at Omotesando Cat Street 🎁Souvenirs: Buying Tokyo Banana at the airport is too ordinary! Recommend Press Butter Sand caramel sandwich cookies 🚇【Traffic Trivia】 ⚠️Don’t take the wrong bus! Tokyo Metro is divided into Toei and Tokyo Metro (different companies) ✅It is very convenient to directly bind the Suica card to the iPhone ✅Shinjuku Station is a maze! Download the "Transfer Guide" app in advance 🌸【Niche Experience】 ▫️Jiyugaoka: Enter the fairytale town! Dessert shop Petit Paris is super healing ▫️Nakameguro Starbucks Selection: Sitting by the river and drinking coffee is amazing during the cherry blossom season ▫️teamLab Planets: Barefoot immersive exhibition (remember to wear a bottom if wearing a skirt) 📸Photography Tips: 🔸Go to "Sumida River Park" for a photo with the Skytree, cherry blossoms and the tower in the same frame 🔸Takeshita Universal Harajuku 0.5x wide-angle shot to create a comic look 🔸The Roppongi Hills Observatory is the best place to take photos of the night view of Tokyo Tower! ⚠️Notes: 1. Most restaurants require reservations! Use the "Ikkyu" app to make reservations at popular restaurants 2. There are almost no trash cans on the streets! Bring a garbage bag with you 3. Bathing in the hot spring requires complete nudity (remember to use a cover-up patch if you have a tattoo)

5-Day Japan Travel Guide 🌸First Impressions🌸 Japan is a country that blends ancient traditions with modern technology, and it always makes people yearn to visit. From bustling Tokyo to tranquil Kyoto, and the natural beauty of Hokkaido, every place has its own unique charm. I recently spent 5 days in Japan, and now I'm sharing this super practical guide with you! 🏙️Must-Visit Attractions🏙️ 1. Tokyo Tower✨A landmark of Tokyo, the night view is simply stunning! From the top of the tower, you can see the whole of bustling Tokyo. 2. Sensoji Temple🏮Experience the ancient atmosphere of Tokyo. The Kaminarimon Gate and Nakamise Street are must-visit photo spots. 3. Ueno Park🌳Not only does it have beautiful natural scenery, but also museums, a zoo, and more. It's a great place for Tokyo residents to relax. 4. Shinjuku Gyoen🌸There are different flower exhibitions throughout the year. The cherry blossoms in spring and the red leaves in autumn are mesmerizing. 5. Kiyomizu-dera Temple, Kyoto🏞️A representative attraction of Kyoto. The suspended structure of the Kiyomizu Stage is amazing, and you can overlook the beautiful scenery of Kyoto. 6. Kinkaku-ji Temple🏰The golden temple building shines in the sunlight. It's a must-see in Kyoto. 7. Universal Studios Japan, Osaka🎢If you like excitement and entertainment, you can't miss it. Various themed rides will make you have a blast! 8. Shinsaibashi Shopping Street🛍️A shopping paradise in Osaka. There are a variety of goods, and you can also taste authentic Osaka cuisine. 🍜Food Recommendations🍜 • Sushi: There are many delicious sushi restaurants in Ginza and Tsukiji Market in Tokyo. • Ramen: Ichiran Ramen in Kyoto and Hakata Ramen in Osaka are must-try delicacies. • Wagashi: Matcha wagashi in Kyoto and sakura wagashi in Tokyo are unforgettable. • BBQ: Gyu-Kaku BBQ in Tokyo has tender and juicy meat, and the service is excellent! 🚆Transportation🚆 • Subway: The subway networks in Tokyo and Osaka are very developed, and you can reach almost all popular attractions. • JR Railways: From Tokyo to Kyoto, Osaka, and other places, JR Railways is the most convenient choice. • Bus: In ancient cities like Kyoto, taking a bus is a great way to experience the local culture. 🏨Accommodation🏨 • Tokyo: You can choose to stay in Akihabara or Shinjuku. Both places have convenient transportation and complete facilities. • Kyoto: It's recommended to stay in the city center or near Gion, which is convenient for visiting popular attractions. • Osaka: Shinsaibashi or Dotonbori are good choices, with convenient shopping and dining. 💡Tips💡 • Remember to buy transportation cards and subway tickets in advance to save time. • Book tickets for popular attractions in advance to avoid waiting in line. • Mobile payments are not very common in Japan, so it's recommended to prepare some cash. • Japan has strict garbage sorting rules, so please follow local environmental regulations.

🗺️🗺️ Tokyo City walk💞A vacation to healing and recharging your mind~ TFU-NRT NRT-TFU Day 1: Ueno Area • Check into your hostel in the Ueno area. • Explore Akihabara in the evening: Visit stores for toys and gadgets, check out the famous electronics district, and maybe pop into a themed café or two. Day 2: Asakusa and Japanese Culture • Visit Senso-ji Temple in Asakusa. • Wear a kimono and take photos around the area. • Enjoy some matcha tea at a local tea house. • Spend the rest of the day exploring the Nakamise-dori Market for street food and shopping. Day 3: Shibuya and Meiji Shrine • Take a stroll around your accommodation area, exploring the neighborhood. • Visit the Meiji Shrine for a peaceful and spiritual break. • Head over to Shibuya to experience the vibrant city life. Explore Shibuya Crossing and other streets for shopping and street food. • Enjoy the evening with some delicious local food in the Shibuya area. Moreover, The bar was amazing! Nice atmosphere, great food, delicious drinks and good songs. Day 4: Tokyo Station and Tokyo Tower • Visit Tokyo Station, take a walk around and explore the architecture. • Spend some time walking around the Emperor’s Castle and the surrounding park, perfect for photos. • Check out Design Sight in the afternoon for some modern design inspiration. • In the evening, visit the Tokyo Tower for stunning views of the city. Day 5: Narita and Last Night Near the Airport • Travel to Narita and check into a hotel near Narita Airport. • Explore the Narita city center, take photos of the peaceful streets and Naritasan Shinshoji Temple. • Enjoy your last meal in Japan at a local restaurant near the hotel. 📍Tokyo, Japan 🥘🥘 Everything is amazing. 🏠🏠 1.Tomariya Ueno 2.Narita U-city hotel 📷📷 Tokyo towel, Sensoji Temple, Tokyo Station, Meiji Shrine 📣📣 Urban Exploration Day Trip Itinerary (Budget-friendly) #博物馆 💰Average Price per Person: 8000rmb #旅行灵感 #deliciousfood

Tokyo, Japan is a city with diverse attractions. It beautifully blends the old with the new, offering a unique charm. We highly recommend exploring Tokyo's various attractions! 1. Tokyo Tower: A landmark and photo spot in Tokyo. Especially in the evening, the tower's lights blend with the surrounding cityscape, creating a great atmosphere for photos. 2. Shibuya Scramble: Shibuya is a city full of youth and energy. It's always bustling with people and offers a variety of attractions for shopping and experiencing youthful vibes. 3. Meiji Shrine: Located in the heart of the city, Meiji Shrine is an old shrine. If you want to experience the traditional Japanese atmosphere in the city, this is the place to go. 4. Senso-ji: If you visit Asakusa, we recommend stopping by Senso-ji. This temple is located in the city and is always bustling with tourists. 5. Tokyo Skytree: The tallest building in Tokyo is the Skytree. The night view from this high vantage point is truly spectacular, and the Skytree itself is also impressive when lit up at night.

A Shining Tower in a Never-Ending Urban Landscape You'll know you've arrived in Metropolitan Tokyo when you see the Tokyo Tower with its bright red and white stripes. Tokyo Tower is both a working broadcasting station and a great place to see the city from above. You can enjoy the modern beauty of the tower from the outside when it lights up at night, but the most exciting experience is when you climb to the top to see the whole city. The tower was the tallest structure in Japan until it was surpassed by the Tokyo Skytree in 2010 The height of Tokyo Tower is easy to remember: 333 m (332.9 m to be exact) Address: 〒105-0011 東京都港区芝公園4丁目2−8 Accessibility Tokyo Tower is conveniently located. To get to the tower, take the Mita Subway Line and get off at Onarimon Station. Alternatively, take the Hibiya Subway Line to Kamiyacho or the Oedo Subway Line to Akabanebashi. The tower is about a five-minute walk from each station. Another way is to take the JR Yamanote Line to Hamamatsucho Station. From there, it is a 15-minute walk to the tower. Fare: ~1200yen

🚄 **Transportation: **Oedo Line "Akabanebashi Station", Mita Line "Shiba Park Station" There are many skyscrapers in Tokyo, but the most iconic landmark is undoubtedly the Tokyo Tower! This red and white tower has been a symbol of Tokyo since its completion in 1958. Whether it's day or night, its presence is irreplaceable. 🌿 View of the tower from Shiba Park I got off at Shiba Park Station and strolled through the green park. I could see the towering figure of Tokyo Tower in the distance. This angle not only allows you to capture the Eiffel Tower, but also the tranquility of the park. It is especially suitable for people who like taking photos📸! 🌆 Climb up to the observatory and overlook Tokyo Only when you get closer to the Eiffel Tower can you truly feel its magnificence. I took the elevator to the 150-meter-high Main Deck, from which I could see the entire city of Tokyo and even Tokyo Bay and the Tokyo Skytree in the distance. Want a more stunning view? You can purchase tickets to climb the 250-meter-high Top Deck and enjoy the prosperity of the city from a higher perspective✨. 🌙 Light up at night, full of romance The most charming moment of Tokyo Tower is when it lights up at night! The classic "warm orange light" gives the entire tower a warm atmosphere, and sometimes there will be special edition colorful light shows, which are perfect for couples to date❤️. 🗼 Tokyo's eternal symbol Although Tokyo now has the taller Skytree, the charm of the Tokyo Tower is still irreplaceable. Whether it is the retro style during the day or the romantic lights at night, it is always one of the most classic scenery in Tokyo. When you come to Tokyo, don’t forget to come here to experience the romance and memories that belong only to this city! #JanuaryDestinations2025 #TokyoShrineTour #TokyoItinerary #TokyoTravel

Japan's cherry blossom season is coming. If you want to enjoy the charming cherry blossoms in Kawazu, Izu Peninsula is undoubtedly the ideal place. There are 8,000 cherry blossom trees here, and the cherry blossoms along the Kawazu River in Kawazu Town are in full bloom, as romantic as a Japanese drama. Best time to visit: February 1 to February 28 Cherry blossom viewing spots: • Along the Kawazu River: Cherry blossoms are reflected on the water, and trains shuttle between them, which is beautiful. • Kawazu Cherry Blossom Tree: Located in the Iida Family Garden, the world's first Kawazu cherry blossom tree is here, worth checking in. Immersive experience: • Izu Panorama Park: Overlooking Mount Fuji, feel the magnificence of nature. • Atami City: Explore the early cherry blossoms and feel the breath of spring. • Izu Seaside Cycling: Encounter the beautiful seaside scenery and enjoy the fun of cycling. • Tokyo City Walk: Stroll through the city streets and savor the urban charm. • Mount Fuji: Climb to the top of the snow-capped mountain and enjoy the ultimate scenery. • Sensoji Temple: Feel the Zen under the sun and purify your soul. • Tokyo Tower: Overlook the whole city from the clouds and enjoy the spectacular scenery. • Ginza Shopping: Enjoy shopping and experience luxury. Recommended hotels: • InterContinental Tokyo Bay: Enjoy the beautiful view of Tokyo Bay and enjoy a luxurious experience. • Fuji Marriott Hotel Yamanakako: Facing Mount Fuji, feel the charm of nature. • Atagawa Onsen Blue Ocean: Built by the sea, soak in the hot spring and enjoy the sea view, which is very comfortable. Itinerary: D1: Arrive at Tokyo Airport and go to Tokyo Tower to enjoy the night view. D2: Tokyo City Walk, explore the charm of the city. D3: Go to Atami to enjoy cherry blossoms, visit Izu Cactus Park, and ride by the sea. D4: Stay at Atagawa Hotel, enjoy the cherry blossoms in Kawazu, Izu, and visit Izu Panorama Park. D5: Chase swans at Shiratori Beach, Yamanakako, visit Oshino Hakkai, visit Oishi Park, Lake Kawaguchi, and shop at Lawson, Lake Kawaguchi. D6: Shopping in Ginza, Tokyo, and end a pleasant trip.

Tokyo 4-day tour niche route arrangement DAY1️⃣ Zojoji Temple-Tokyo Tower-Shiba Water Supply Park-Tokyo Station Pokémon Shop DAY2️⃣ Former Asakura House-Daikanyama-Shibuya Sky-Shibuya Pedestrian Street DAY3️⃣ Nezu Shrine-Sensoji Temple-Tokyo Skytree DAY4️⃣ Kamakura Station - Komachi-dori - Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine - Hasedera Temple - Shichirigahama - Walk to Kamakura High School - Enoshima —— Tokyo Travel Checklist 🔘ID DOCUMENT🆔 🔘A small amount of cash💰 (most of them can be paid by UnionPay and Alipay 🔘Conversion plug🔌 🔘Buy phone cards/data cards in advance 🔘Carry your own garbage bag (there are no garbage cans on the street 🔘Travel Insurance✋ 【Traveler Worry-free Overseas Travel Insurance】 🔘A simple and practical APP on your phone📱 No need for messy software, just 4 apps can do it 🚇Wallet 💰Alipay 🗺️Google Maps ☁️Weather —— 【About practical mobile apps】 🚇Wallet-Add suica card Suica is a transportation card. It is very convenient to use it by swiping your phone when taking the bus, subway or train. You can also swipe Suica to pay at convenience stores. 💰Alipay After arriving in Japan, I found that Alipay payment is very common. Except for some small shops, basically you can pay with Alipay, which is very convenient. 🗺️Google Maps Google map bus routes and walking routes are clearly written! Detailed information on how long it will take for buses and subways to arrive at the station 🚉 No need to download other transportation apps ☁️Weather Needless to say, the system weather app is very useful 📚In addition ◽️If you have any language problems, I recommend Youdao Dictionary ◽️I like to make strategy plans and recommend circular travel

#japantrip Kyoto's famous hand-poured coffee shop Ogawa Coffee will be in the basement of the new Roppongi shopping mall Azabudai in May🏢 The third coffee lab opened in Tokyo🎊 The space is stylish and simple. There are only two bar counters in the store. For customers to communicate directly with baristas🗣️ Guests can smell the coffee beans one by one in the coffee bean cabinet on the left and choose their favorite beans🫘 Or you can talk to the barista and have them recommend the right coffee beans. Holding a glass of Ethiopian medium dark roasted sun-dried iced hand brewed coffee, it tastes good🥤 Walking back to the ground from the mall, I just saw the last silhouette of Tokyo Tower🗼 #foodie #food

Japanese people have a strong sense of ritual, making Christmas in Japan especially beautiful. Various Christmas lights and markets keep the festive atmosphere lively both day and night. On this trip to Tokyo, we visited four illuminated spots to experience the joy of Christmas! ✓ Roppongi - Christmas Lights Roppongi Hills, Roppongi Midtown, and Keyakizaka Street are adorned with 800,000 blue and white lights from December, transforming the entire street into a dazzling galaxy with Tokyo Tower as the backdrop. It's one of the most popular photo spots in Tokyo during winter! ✓ Tokyo Tower During Christmas, Tokyo Tower's usual red and white colors turn into a vibrant display of multiple colors, creating a festive and joyful atmosphere! The best place to view this is from the lawn of Shiba Park, where you can capture the entire Christmas edition of Tokyo Tower in one shot. It's stunning! ✓ Skytree Not to be outdone by Tokyo Tower, Skytree also lights up with colorful lights that change with the rhythm. In addition to the Christmas tree-shaped lights in the shopping mall, Skytree itself becomes a spectacular light show! ✓ Azabudai Hills The fashionable Azabudai Hills joins the Christmas lighting trend with butterfly-shaped lights, making the area look very fancy! There's also a Christmas market in the plaza, offering various festive foods and snacks, creating a European Christmas atmosphere!

Countdown to Christmas! Next month marks the arrival of the most beautiful Christmas illumination nights in Tokyo. 🎄 Roppongi Hills Keyakizaka Street Illumination Event Dates: 2024/11/7～12/25 Lighting Time: 17:00～23:00 The Tokyo Tower, surrounded by a sea of lights, is truly a sight to behold. Despite the crowds, the atmosphere is filled with happiness. 🎄 Yebisu Garden Place Event Dates: 2024/11/9～2025/1/13 Lighting Time: 11:00～23:00 The 5-meter-tall Baccarat crystal chandelier is stunning. You can also visit the 38th-floor observation deck for a free view of the Tokyo Tower! 🎄 Azabudai Hills Christmas Market Event Dates: 2024/11/23～12/25 Event Time: 11:00～21:00 This newly opened spot from last year is fantastic. Besides the classic 33rd-floor Tokyo Tower photo spot, the Tokyo market here offers a European Christmas market vibe that everyone will love. #Tokyo #ChristmasIlluminations #TokyoTravel

This year, I visited the Christmas market in Roppongi, Tokyo. The Roppongi Hills attempted to recreate the world's largest Christmas market from Stuttgart, Germany. However, I was a bit disappointed as the market was quite small, with only 4 or 5 little stalls. Each stall had long queues of people. The introduction mentioned over 2,000 types of goods, which seemed to refer to the numerous small ornaments, as one stall could easily have 2,000 items. My friends and I left after less than 15 minutes. Although there were promised delicacies and mulled wine, the lines were too long, so we opted to see the lights near the station instead. The silver-blue neon lights were stunning and perfect for photos. However, the Tokyo Tower at night was lit in Christmas-themed colors, with the top in orange-red and the bottom in green-blue, which was quite amusing. Three years ago, I visited Sapporo, Hokkaido, during winter. The Christmas market there was huge, and we spent an entire afternoon exploring it. There were plenty of delicacies and many exquisite decorations, along with snow sculptures nearby. I recommend anyone wanting to experience a rich Christmas atmosphere in Japan to visit Hokkaido.

Looking for the perfect romantic spots to visit this Christmas? Whether you're in a relationship or single, these places are worth bookmarking for a magical holiday experience. Let's dive into some enchanting destinations that promise a memorable time. - Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse: This is a must-visit during Christmas! The festive market is delightful, with beautifully decorated Christmas trees and photogenic gift box gates. Enjoy a sweet date here with your loved one. Location: 1-1 Shinko, Naka-ku, Yokohama City How to get there: A 6-minute walk from Bashamichi Station or Nihon-Odori Station. Event Dates: November 26 - December 25 Opening Hours: - November 27 - December 10: 11:00 AM - 9:00 PM - December 11 - December 25: 11:00 AM - 10:00 PM Note: Lights start around 4 PM. Entry is free from December 13-17 and December 20-22. - Yomiuri Land: Known for the largest light show in the Kanto region, this park features ten themed areas and a fountain show every 15 minutes. Just a short trip from Shinjuku, it's incredibly convenient. Don't miss the roller coaster and the Ferris wheel for a stunning night view. Location: 4015-1 Yanokuchi, Inagi City, Tokyo How to get there: Take the Keio Line to Keio Yomiuriland Station, then take the cable car to the park. Admission: 1800 yen for entry, 5800 yen for unlimited rides. Note: After 3 PM, a day pass for unlimited rides is only 2900 yen. Opening Hours: Weekdays: 10:00 AM - 8:30 PM; Weekends: 9:00 AM - 8:30 PM. Check the calendar for exact times. - Roppongi Hills "SNOW & BLUE": Famous for its Christmas lights, this spot offers breathtaking views of the Tokyo Tower amidst dazzling illuminations. It's a great place for photos and has many nearby eateries worth visiting. Location: Keyakizaka Street, Roppongi Nearest Station: Roppongi Station Dates: November 10 - December 25, 2021 #JapanTravel #Christmas #LifeInJapan #HiddenGems #DateIdeas #InstagramWorthy #Photography #TokyoTravel #WeekendGetaway #NeonRecommendations