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1⃣️: Senso-ji Temple Senso-ji Temple is one of the most popular temples in Japan, known for its highly regarded fortune-telling slips and amulets. It's a favorite spot for many girls to dress up in kimonos, take photos, and of course, stroll through the Asakusa shopping district. Don't miss out on the grilled steak that always has a long queue across the street, and while you're there, check out the nearby Tokyo Skytree and the popular cherry blossom viewing spot, Sumida Park! 2⃣️: Tokyo Disneyland There are only six Disneylands around the world, and Tokyo Disneyland is reputed as the top amusement park in Asia. The atmosphere of the entire park is fantastic, offering visitors an authentic and immersive Disney experience. With a strong sense of involvement and participation, you can have fun all day without getting bored! 3⃣️: Ueno Ueno is a historic site of Japanese culture, featuring the cherry blossom-filled Ueno Park described by Lu Xun, the bustling Ameya-Yokocho shopping street from morning till night, and numerous architectural museums, art galleries, and more! 4⃣️: Odaiba Odaiba is a large artificial island in Tokyo Bay, home to television station buildings, the Rainbow Bridge, the Statue of Liberty, a giant transforming Gundam model, harbor cruises, and more! 5⃣️: Imperial Palace Since you're in Tokyo, why not visit the Imperial Palace, a feng shui treasure? It's the residence of the Emperor of Japan, with open days each year. The surrounding environment is beautiful, with the moat, Nijubashi Bridge, Chidorigafuchi, grassy areas, and more to explore! 6⃣️: Ginza A trip to Tokyo wouldn't be complete without some shopping, and Ginza is a perfect shopping paradise. It's also Tokyo's most luxurious shopping district, where all the big global brands gather in this prime location! 7⃣️: Shinjuku A popular spot for young people, Shinjuku is bustling with popular streets filled with delicious food and photo spots! 8⃣️: Tokyo Tower A must-visit for influencers, you can view it from a distance or overlook the bustling city of Tokyo from the observation decks of the tower itself. It's recommended to buy tickets online in advance for a better deal!

Kukurihime Coffee Day ✨ Asakusa ~ Asakusa Cafe ☕️🍰 ~ ・ ☆ Kukurihime no Hagoromo ☆ Kukurihime's evening cool ☆ Shiso cream soda Kukurihime Coffee, which will be reopened today on June 21st ♪ 😊 This time, I was invited to a tasting party for the new menu and participated! !! The name of the shop comes from "Kukurihime", the goddess of marriage that appears in the Japanese secretary, and it seems that the wish is that a wonderful relationship will come through coffee 💡 ・ The new products are two types of shaved ice, Kukurihime's Hagoromo and Kukurihime's Yusuzumi 🍧 Hagoromo is composed of raspberry and mango syrup with fruit and shanti in the image of hagoromo! The cut fruit was vivid and the color gradation was wonderful 🥺 It was good to have ice cream hidden inside and eat it together! !! ・ The evening cool is inspired by a summer garden, and is made up of matcha syrup, chewy, coffee confiture, and nut almond butter, and is a Japanese shaved ice! Almond butter was fragrant and delicious in matcha from Wazuka, Uji ♪ 😋 The soda made with red perilla that I received with me was refreshing and made me want to drink it! !! ・ It looks cute and it was a cool dessert that was perfect for hot days ♪ 🍧 If you are interested, please visit the store ✨😊 ―――――――――――――――――――――――――――― Kukurihime Coffee @kukurihime_coffee 1-18-8 Asakusa, Taito-ku, Tokyo 3 minutes walk from Asakusa station 11: 00-19: 00 ・ ・ #kukurihime Coffee #asakusa #asakusa Cafe #asakusa Gourmet #asakusa Sweets #tokyo Cafe #tokyo Gourmet #tokyo Sweets #shaved ice #coffee shop #japanese cafe #cool sweets #summer sweets #sweet things are justice

To embark on a self-guided trip to Japan, one can do some research beforehand in China or practice planning the trip on their own. For example, if one lives in Zhejiang, they can plan a self-guided trip to Hainan Province, arrange transportation by high-speed rail or flight, and plan one or two-day tours using public transportation upon arrival at the destination. Heading to Tokyo for a self-guided tour? Here are a few one-day itinerary suggestions to share~ 1. One-day tour to Ueno Park, Asakusa, and Tokyo Skytree. This area is a typical Edo-style downtown area, and for the elderly, it is the place where they can immediately feel the "Japanese style"! Breakfast can be arranged at the Starbucks in Ueno Onshi Park, then stroll along the trail to the National Museum of Western Art, Tokyo National Museum, and so on. For lunch, you can enjoy Western cuisine at "Ueno Seiyoken". In the afternoon, take the Ginza Line from Ueno-hirokoji Station to Asakusa Station, take a walk to Senso-ji Temple in Asakusa, have some snacks at Nakamise-dori, and climb up to Asakusa Culture Tourist Information Center to see the panoramic view of Asakusa. After nightfall, take the Asakusa Line from Asakusa Station to Oshiage Station and then head to the Skytree. There are many famous foods in the shopping center, so take a stroll and buy souvenirs while enjoying the night view after dinner! 2. One-day tour of Meiji Shrine, Omotesando, and Roppongi. This area combines the green jungle of the city with modern civilization. In the morning, you can enjoy a Western-style breakfast at an American restaurant in front of Harajuku. The "Meiji Shrine", surrounded by greenery and a quiet atmosphere, is a favorite spot for the elderly. In the afternoon, you can appreciate the beauty of urban architecture on "Omotesando" and have an afternoon tea date. In the evening, you can enjoy dinner in "Roppongi" and then climb the "Mori Tower" to admire the Tokyo night view. (If you are interested in art appreciation, the "Roppongi Art Triangle" includes the Midtown, Roppongi Hills, and National Art Center Tokyo in Roppongi.) 3. One-day trip to the Ghibli Museum, Inokashira Park, and Kichijoji. The Ghibli Museum is an art museum suitable for all ages. After enjoying breakfast in Tokyo, head to the outskirts to visit the "Mitaka" Ghibli Museum, a great attraction. Lunch can be enjoyed at the "Red Cap Cafe" inside the museum. After lunch, take a leisurely stroll through the beautiful "Inokashira Park" in any season, and even take a swan boat ride. In the afternoon, visit the nearby "Kichijoji Shopping Street" to browse through various shops and taste local snacks. It will surely be a perfect day trip. (If you still have energy, you can return to Shinjuku City Hall at night to enjoy the night view.) 4. Yokohama day trip A day trip near the suburbs, Yokohama is also a great place to plan. You can go a little further to arrange "Kamakura", or even go to "Shonan Coast" and "Enoshima". Otherwise, you can go to "Akarenga Warehouse" for Bill's breakfast early in the morning, and then stroll around Yamashita Park and the harbor. For lunch, you can go to Chinatown, and after the meal, visit the Western-style buildings in the "Motomachi" and "Yamate area". In the evening, return to the "Yokohama Landmark Tower" for dinner, and then climb to the 70th floor to enjoy the Yokohama night view. This is also a complete day trip. In Japan, you can see many silver-haired people traveling around after retirement. They start their life at the age of seventy. In Japan, you can also see many silver-haired people who, although retired, return to the workplace to work hard or participate in photography and flower arrangement courses to cultivate new interests. They manage their colorful life even in their old age. With a young mentality, as long as they have energy and time, come and join the silver-haired Tokyo free tour. Whether it's a couple, or with three to five good friends or old classmates, traveling together can bring new joy to life! At the age of approaching sixty, I have been traveling to Tokyo for more than thirty years. I hope to bring more joy and help to everyone's travels!

For your first visit to Japan, choosing Tokyo couldn't be better! Among the must-visit spots in Tokyo, Asakusa Temple is undoubtedly the top choice🏯🗾. As the place in Tokyo with the most incense-burning atmosphere, Asakusa Temple attracts numerous visitors throughout all seasons🔥. Now, let me tell you how to experience the charm of Asakusa Temple in the right way! 🚗Transportation: You can take the subway Ginza Line to Asakusa Station and reach the temple by walking from Exit 3. Alternatively, you can take the subway Asakusa Line to Asakusa Station and walk from Exit A4🚶‍♀️. 🉑Admission: Free Opening Hours: 0600-1700 ✨Main Attractions: 📶1. Kaminarimon: This is the entrance to Asakusa Temple, flanked by statues of the Wind God and Thunder God, with a huge red lantern hanging in the center, creating an imposing presence. 📶2. Nakamise: After passing through Kaminarimon, you will come to the Nakamise shopping street, which is bustling with over a hundred shops where you can browse, eat, and buy various traditional Japanese foods and souvenirs🛍️. 📶3. Hozomon: This is the second gate. Passing through Hozomon, you will see an incense burner and a water basin where worshippers can cleanse their body and mind. 📶4. Main Hall: The Main Hall is the central building of Asakusa Temple, housing the statue of Kannon, the Goddess of Mercy. Remember, when paying respects, you need to offer coins, so be sure to prepare some five-yen coins in advance💰. 📶5. Five-Story Pagoda: This pagoda is the second tallest in Japan, after the To-ji in Kyoto. You can admire its exterior but cannot enter inside for a visit. 💯Recommended Activities: ‼️1. Obtain a charm: Whether you're seeking wealth or a romantic connection, Asakusa Temple has the right charm for you. Remember to bring cash💸. ‼️2. Kimono experience: In the Asakusa area, you can enjoy the fun of wearing a kimono and feel the atmosphere of the Edo period. There are many kimono rental shops near Kaminarimon for you to choose from👘. ‼️3. Taste delicacies: There are many traditional Japanese snacks near Asakusa Temple that will delight your taste buds! Don't miss out on grilled eel, takoyaki, strawberry daifuku, and Japanese-style pineapple buns, among other delicacies🍡🍣. 🔥Asakusa Temple Day Trip Itinerary Recommendation: Morning: Visit Asakusa Temple and Nakamise shopping street, enjoy the food to your heart's content, and shop around. Afternoon: Head to the nearby Ueno area for sightseeing, where you can visit Ueno Park, Ueno Zoo, and other attractions to appreciate the beauty of nature. Evening: Go to the Tokyo Skytree observation tower to enjoy the night view of Tokyo and feel the city's lights✨. ❣️If you want to travel comfortably, hiring a private car is a good option. This way, you won't have to spend too much time on public transportation and can make full use of your time for sightseeing, to truly experience the meaning of travel. Let's enjoy this wonderful journey together!🚗🗺️

Visiting Tokyo for the first time, how to unlock both the tradition and modernity of Tokyo? Or, if you only have 1 day, how to make the most of Tokyo? You can start from Asakusa Temple, walk across the Sumida River along the "Tokyo Water Street" to the Sky Tree, get to know Tokyo with your "vision"; or start a gourmet journey on the tip of your tongue, go to Shibuya Miyashita Park to taste the special food from all over Japan with your "taste"; In the evening, you can climb high and look far, watch a light show at Shibuya SHIBUYA SKY; finally, end the day's journey and return to the Tokyo Royal Prince Hotel Garden Tower Hotel, look up at the night sky of Tokyo and the Tokyo Tower, and "feel" the super romantic Tokyo! 【Asakusa】 The Asakusa area of Tokyo still retains the bold and unrestrained characteristics of the common people in the Edo period of Japan. The streets, temples, and shrines here inject a strong sense of history into this area. Riding a rickshaw, you can get another unique perspective to visit Asakusa. The rickshaw driver is very enthusiastic, taking us deep into the streets, making us feel the retro style of the Asakusa area in the Edo period. 【Sky Tree Street】 The Sky Tree not only overlooks the extraordinary beauty of the whole Tokyo, but also has more than 300 shops at the bottom of the tower, "Tokyo Sky Tree Street (TOKYO Solamachi)", where you can buy and eat Japanese specialties and food. Many shops can correspond in multiple languages, which is very convenient. 【Shibuya Miyashita Park】 When it comes to Shibuya, it reminds people of the bustling and bustling iconic crossroads. The treasure in the center of Shibuya is hidden in the high-rise buildings of Shibuya. Miyashita Park has now been reborn and has become a new type of open space, like a secret garden in a steel and concrete forest. The Shibuya Alley on the first floor is a food alley, where you can taste a variety of local Japanese foods. 【Shibuya SHIBUYA SKY】 The Shibuya landmark Scramble Square is currently the tallest building in Shibuya. The rooftop has the largest rooftop viewing space in Japan, "SHIBUYA SKY", as if walking in the clouds. There is also a special light show at night, like entering the time and space gate of another parallel world, it is really cool!

Isomaru Suisan Bar Asakusa Branch 🇯🇵 A 24-hour Japanese-style izakaya. Don't miss the Kani miso and crispy bread. Order a set meal with fried seafood, including fried fish, battered shrimp, and three kinds of sashimi over rice. Ordering is super easy. Just select the menu you want on the screen with pictures, and the food will come just like on the cover. Payment is also very easy. You can control your budget because the screen will show the price of what you can eat right away. Store location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/Eroqt9dNhT13rtKq7

Tokyo is one of my favorite cities in the world! I could go back again and again and always find something to do! The city is spread out over a huge area and each part is unique! My favorite thing to do in a city is to walk around, get a feel for the locale, and take hundreds of photos! If this is what you love, I can recommend four areas you should visit in Tokyo: 1️⃣ Ueno - A busy area with an open air market. Climb the steps toward Ueno Park just across the street from Ueno Railway Station and you’ll find some cool views of the streets below and the trains overhead! 2️⃣ Asakusa - The Senso-Ji temple is the main draw here. You’ll also be able to take your iconic Tokyo shots with the Tokyo Sky Tree towering overhead in the background! 3️⃣ Akihabara - This area is video game heaven where you’ll find lots of cool merchandise. The signs, cables, trains, and madness are an extra bonus that make for some great photos! 4️⃣ Shinjuku - One of the busiest areas in Tokyo, you should visit here day and night! Be it the cocoon tower or the iconic neon signage, you’ll be spoiled for choice when it comes snapping photos! Enjoy your city walk and don’t forget your 📸 #tokyo #japan #trip #tripmoments #freehotelstay #travel #travelinspiration #city #citywalk #photography #wanderlust

#thingstodo Great shop just off the main hustle-and-bustle. Menu is a beautiful mix of traditional and modern sweets, with modest prices and stunning presentation. They've got a QR menu with photos for anyone who doesn't speak Japanese, and staff were super friendly. Would def visit again.This fantastic coffee shop is steps from Senso-ji, but is serene and so comfortable. We had no wait, terrific service, and some of the best coffee ever. On our way out we were greeted by the proprietor/roaster, who asked where we were from and invited us back on our next visit.

🚗🚗🚗Travel itinerary: Day1: Asakusa Temple→Kaminarimon→Asakusa→Tokyo Skytree→Akihabara→Tokyo Tower→Ginza Day2: Shibuya District→Harajuku→Meiji Shrine→Shinjuku→Kabukicho Day3: Tsurugaoka Hachimangu→Komachi-dori in Kamakura→Enoden→Kamakura Seaside Park→Kamakura High School Mae→Shonan Coast Day4: Nijo Castle→Hanami Lane Geisha Former Kyoto Flower Street Willow Lane→Gion→Yasaka Shrine→Sannenzaka Ninen-zaka→Kiyomizu-dera Day5: Fushimi Inari Taisha→Sanjusangendo→Kamo River Day6: Shinsaibashi→Dotonbori→Namba→Kuromon Market→Namba Yasaka Shrine Day7: Osaka Castle→Osaka Castle Tower→Shitennoji→Shinsekai Hondori Shopping Street→Tsutenkaku