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Hi Facebook land! My boyfriend and I are planning a 2 week trip to Toyko in late May to early June. We have never been, any recommendations would be awesome! Also if you know of any worthwhile day trips. Thanks all!

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Choy

Asakusa, Harajuku, Meiji Temple, Akihabara, Tsukiji outer market

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Sandi

Mark Andrew Moje yes!!!

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Choy

There is also a sumo restaurant and I suggest you go when they have a demo. I'll find the link and post in a bit

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Lynne

Tokyo Disney Seas is a must. best Disney in the world.

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Lynne

we stayed in the akasaka mitsuke area in Tokyo and it was awesome. not tourist at all. lots of Japanese hotels and great little restaurants. very inexpensive. very little English but there were signs and we muddled through

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Choy

Sumo Restaurant
https://hananomai-official.com/shop/hakubutukan_mae/

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Steven

Have also eaten here. Awesome place!

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Trevor

We stumbled upon Cat Cafe Temari no Ouchi. It's in Kichijoji, ~15 mins walk from the Studio Ghibli Museum and was wonderful. They have midget cats!
Cat Cafe Temari no Ouchi
Japan, 〒180-0004 Tōkyō-to, Musashino-shi, 吉祥寺本町Kichijōji Honchō, 2 Chome−13−14
+81 422-23-5503
https://goo.gl/maps/FBUAjZhni352

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Sandi

Make sure you go to a ramen bar and don’t be afraid to try karaoke- you get your own private room and can order great snacks and drinks.
Also I recommend staying in a ryokan and try out the onsen. It’s so relaxing. Hakone is not that far from Tokyo.

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Sandi

Go to Ginza and go to the fancy department stores- the bottom floor is usually food/grocery and it’s amazing how they package things and how crazy expensive things are!
A Japanese baseball game is pretty fun too.

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Ted

definitely Jingumae Yakut Swallows
http://www.yakult-swallows.co.jp/en/
Small outdoor stadium

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Ted

Ebisu yokocho

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Ted

https://g.co/kgs/WjsNZG
Shibuya Nonbei Yokocho

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Ted

http://www.whatthedickens.jp

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Ted

http://www.uokingroup.jp/store/365/
Ebisu Uokin

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Ted

https://gonpachi.jp/nishi-azabu/ popular with tourists. I think Clinton went there.

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Laura

Thank you so much for all the feedback/recommendations. We'll have to spend some time reading through all of this!

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Iris

Hakone is a great day trip or better yet, spend 1 night there in a hotel that has an onsen (hot spring). It's amazing. We stayed at Hotel Okada in a traditional tatami room.

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Dave

Iris was it a stop on the bullet train ??

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Iris

We drove so I'm not sure but this site has some info about a train there https://tokyocheapo.com/travel/tokyo-to-hakone/

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Hedy

Any of the ichirans

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Chris

Lucky you!
Dozens of places I could recommend in the Tokyo area but I'm going to recommend a day trip to Kamakura on the coast. On a ten day trip to Tokyo, I ended up going there twice. It's an hour and a half trip to a small town on the ocean with beautiful shrines, giant Buddha, and good food. When the never ending sea of humanity that is Tokyo gets to you, it's a beautiful escape.

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Chris

I'd also recommend that you take some time and watch "Abroad in Japan" on YouTube, at least to learn the dos and don'ts. Like never tipping.

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Angela

here are some of my favorite things about tokyo! there's so much to eat so definitely make that a main part of your trip. we spent 5 days in tokyo and didn't have time to make a day trip. lots of people like robot restaurant but i really wasn't a fan. i have separate posts on what i ate, so feel free to find those if it's helpful! http://www.raincouverbeauty.com/.../complete-travel-guide...


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The Ultimate Guide to Tokyo and its Day Trips

Ah, Tokyo! The bustling capital of Japan, where tradition and modernity coexist in perfect harmony. If you're planning a trip to this vibrant city, you're in for an unforgettable experience. Brace yourself for a whirlwind of neon lights, mouthwatering cuisine, and a unique blend of ancient culture and cutting-edge technology.

Tokyo Highlights

  • Sensoji Temple: Embrace the serene atmosphere of this ancient Buddhist temple, located in the heart of the lively Asakusa district. Don't miss the iconic Kaminarimon Gate and the charming Nakamise Shopping Street.
  • Shibuya Crossing: Witness the legendary scramble crossing, where hundreds of pedestrians converge in a captivating dance of organized chaos.
  • Tsukiji Fish Market: Wake up early to explore the world's largest fish market, where you can witness the famous tuna auctions and savor the freshest sushi and sashimi.
  • Imperial Palace: Stroll through the serene gardens surrounding the residence of the Imperial Family, and learn about Japan's rich history.
  • Harajuku: Immerse yourself in the vibrant youth culture and cutting-edge fashion trends that have made this neighborhood a global sensation.

Unmissable Day Trips

  1. Mount Fuji: No visit to Japan is complete without catching a glimpse of the iconic Mount Fuji. Join a guided tour or embark on a hike to appreciate the majestic beauty of this sacred mountain.
  2. Nikko: Escape the city and venture into the mountains to explore the stunning Nikko National Park, home to the ornate Toshogu Shrine and serene landscapes.
  3. Hakone: Indulge in the natural hot springs, enjoy breathtaking views of Mount Fuji (weather permitting), and take a scenic ride on the Hakone Ropeway.
  4. Kamakura: Step back in time and explore the historic city of Kamakura, known for its impressive Buddhist temples, including the iconic Great Buddha statue.
  5. Yokohama: Explore the cosmopolitan city of Yokohama, home to the picturesque Chinatown, the Yokohama Landmark Tower, and the Hakkeijima Sea Paradise amusement park.

Tokyo and its surrounding regions offer an incredible array of experiences, from ancient temples to cutting-edge technology, mouth-watering cuisine to breathtaking natural scenery. Whether you're seeking cultural immersion, culinary adventures, or serene escapes, this vibrant city has something to captivate every traveler.

So, pack your bags, embrace the spirit of adventure, and get ready to create unforgettable memories in the Land of the Rising Sun!









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