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Ever visited Sydney or Tokyo? Share your recommendations!

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Deanne

I managed to get in on that sweet deal to Sydney and Tokyo! Now the planning begins. November 30-December 14, one week in each city. Has anyone been to Sydney and/or Tokyo? Do you have recommendations on areas to stay? Must sees? Must dos? Thanks!!

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Heidi

If you are flying in to Narita, grab the Narita Express in to Tokyo- buy tix at airport for it (i think it's $40 return for foreigners). http://www.jreast.co.jp/e/nex/. Shinjuku is a prefecture (area) of Tokyo we stayed in- clean, safe, and close to the rail line (and close to Korea Town which is awesome!). We stayed at the Hotel Sunroute- SMALL rooms but all the rooms are like that in Japan http://hotelsunroutehigashishinjuku.jp/ The train system is very good there and everything is always on time. We were only there for 3 days and took a day tour with Hato Bus - they were fantastic and you got a real good feel for Tokyo. https://www.hatobus.com/. Japan is amazing- you will love it! Have fun!

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Christin

I stayed at Sunroute Hotel too. We booked a room with 2 double beds (hard to sometimes find) but was a decent size. I too recommend Shinjuku area

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Jayson

Lived in Tokyo for a year of university and still have friends there. How long are you there? What is your travelling party like (ages)?

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Deanne

It's my husband (43) and I (37). We are definitely down for some adventure

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Jayson

Ok then. I will DM you

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Chantele

Head to Manly beach, on the northern shores of Sydney. It was my favorite place, I ended up spending 5 months there.

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Oksana

I second that.Cleaner, nicer then Bondi.

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Deanne

I think we will Centre ourselves in Bondi and branch out from there. Manly is on the list, for sure!

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Chantele

Everyone talks about Bondi Beach being so great... and while it was nice, Manly just had such a great vibe and I preferred it there. There is a nice "corso" which is a walkable area with shops, restaurants, some great pubs. Everything is within walking distance there. If you google "Manly corso" you'll see images and information.

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Deanne

Derek Wagner


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Planning a Trip to Sydney and Tokyo

Congratulations on scoring an amazing deal for your trip to Sydney and Tokyo! With one week in each city, you'll have plenty of time to explore the best that these destinations have to offer. Here are some recommendations from fellow travelers:

Sydney

Sydney is a vibrant city with a stunning harbor, beautiful beaches, and a rich cultural heritage. Consider staying in areas like the Central Business District (CBD), The Rocks, or Bondi Beach for easy access to popular attractions.

Must-Sees:

  • Sydney Opera House
  • Sydney Harbour Bridge
  • Bondi Beach
  • Royal Botanic Garden Sydney
  • The Rocks (historic neighborhood)

Must-Dos:

  • Take a harbor cruise or ferry ride
  • Visit the beaches (Bondi, Manly, etc.)
  • Explore the Blue Mountains National Park
  • Attend a performance at the Sydney Opera House
  • Sample the diverse culinary scene

Tokyo

Tokyo is a fascinating blend of modern and traditional Japan. Consider staying in areas like Shinjuku, Shibuya, or Asakusa to experience the city's energy and have easy access to transportation.

Must-Sees:

  • Sensoji Temple (Asakusa)
  • Imperial Palace
  • Meiji Shrine
  • Shibuya Crossing
  • Tsukiji Fish Market

Must-Dos:

  • Explore the vibrant neighborhoods (Harajuku, Akihabara, etc.)
  • Attend a sumo wrestling tournament (if in season)
  • Experience the unique dining scene (izakaya, sushi, ramen, etc.)
  • Visit a traditional Japanese garden
  • Take a day trip to Mount Fuji or Hakone

Remember, these are just a few suggestions, and there's so much more to discover in these incredible cities. Don't forget to immerse yourself in the local culture, try new foods, and create unforgettable memories!









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