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A 7-day travel guide for Japan. Based on your preferences, I will recommend several quiet places for you to enjoy a relaxing and pleasant sightseeing experience, while also considering your budget. Day 1: Tokyo - Morning: After arriving in Tokyo, you can start by taking a walk in Ueno Park, admiring the cherry blossoms (if it's spring) or watching the cute animals at the zoo. - Lunch: Try the local ramen or sushi, about 1200 yen. - Afternoon: Head to Senso-ji Temple to experience traditional Japanese culture and atmosphere, shop along Nakamise Street or taste traditional snacks. - Evening: Sightsee from Tokyo Tower, overlooking the dazzling night view of the city, with a ticket price of about 1500 yen. Day 2: Kyoto - Morning: Take the Shinkansen to Kyoto, about 2 hours, costing around 4000 yen. Upon arrival, you can visit Kiyomizu-dera Temple, experiencing the religious atmosphere and beautiful scenery of Kyoto. - Lunch: Try a traditional pickled vegetable sushi bento, about 1500 yen. - Afternoon: Tour Yasaka Shrine and Gion, admiring traditional architecture and beautiful flowers. - Evening: Taste Japanese sake and traditional cuisine at a traditional pub near Gion, about 2000 yen. Day 3: Nara - Morning: Take the train to Nara, about 1 hour, costing around 1000 yen. Nara Park is one of Nara's most famous attractions, where you can see cute deer and visit Todai-ji Temple. - Lunch: Try a unique Nara snack - tofu mochi, about 1000 yen. - Afternoon: Visit Kasuga-taisha Shrine, admiring the ancient architecture and grand scenery. - Evening: Return to Kyoto and have dinner at your leisure. Day 4: Osaka - Morning: Take the train to Osaka, about 1 hour, costing around 1000 yen. Stroll along Dotonbori, shopping and tasting local delicacies. - Lunch: Try Osaka's famous fried skewers - takoyaki, about 800 yen. - Afternoon: Visit Osaka Castle Park, admire the cherry blossoms (if it's spring) or climb to the observation deck of Osaka Castle (about 600 yen) to overlook the city's beauty. - Evening: Enjoy Osaka's cuisine, such as barbecue or okonomiyaki, about 2000 yen. Day 5: Hakone - Morning: Take the Shinkansen to Hakone, about 2 hours, costing around 4000 yen. Tour Lake Ashi and surrounding attractions, such as hot springs and the Hakone Open-Air Museum. - Lunch: Taste Hakone's unique black eggs and bread soaked in soup, about 1500 yen. - Afternoon: Take the cable car or mountain train to the top of Mount Hakone, admiring the view of Mount Fuji. - Evening: Enjoy a Hakone hot spring and stay at a hot spring inn, with costs varying depending on the inn. Day 6: Kamakura - Morning: Take the train to Kamakura, about 1 hour, costing around 1000 yen. Visit the Great Buddha of Kamakura and Kamakura's historical sites, feeling the ancient atmosphere. - Lunch: Taste Kamakura's famous snack - wagashi, about 800 yen. - Afternoon: Explore Kamakura's beaches and nearby temples, enjoying the beautiful natural scenery. - Evening: Return to Tokyo and have dinner at your leisure. Day 7: Tokyo - Morning: Free time in Tokyo, you can explore shopping districts like Shinjuku or Shibuya, buying souvenirs and making pilgrimages. - Lunch: Choose freely. - Afternoon: Visit Meiji Shrine, feel the tranquil atmosphere, and stroll around Harajuku to experience the fashion culture of young people. - Evening: Freely arrange your last dinner in Tokyo. Based on the above itinerary, the total cost is expected to be around 15000 yen, including transportation, entrance fees, and meals. Your budget is around 10000 yen, so you can flexibly adjust certain activities and dining expenses to fit your needs. I hope you have a pleasant trip!

🛫 How to get to Japan: From Mainland China: You can take direct flights to major Japanese cities such as Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, etc. From other countries: There are direct flights to Japan from many countries around the world, choose the flight that suits your itinerary. 🏨 Accommodation: Japan offers a variety of accommodation options, from traditional Japanese inns (ryokan) to modern hotels, with a rich selection of accommodations in major cities. 🚇 Transportation: Japan has a well-developed transportation network, including Shinkansen, subways, buses, etc. Using the JR Pass can make traveling around Japan convenient. 🗺️ Attractions & Itinerary: Day 1: - Tokyo Tower: Ascend Tokyo Tower to appreciate the beautiful view of the entire city of Tokyo, especially the unforgettable night view. - Senso-ji Temple: Visit one of Japan's oldest Buddhist temples and experience the atmosphere of traditional culture. Day 2: - Kyoto: Visit ancient temples and shrines in Kyoto, such as Kiyomizu-dera, Kinkaku-ji, etc., to learn about Japan's history and religion. - Arashiyama: Stroll through the Sagano Bamboo Forest and enjoy the natural scenery and tranquility. Day 3: - Osaka: Taste Osaka's delicious food, especially the locally famous takoyaki and yakitori. - Tsutenkaku: Climb Tsutenkaku to overlook the beautiful scenery of Osaka's urban area. Day 4: - Mount Fuji: Visit Mount Fuji, you can choose to climb to the top or enjoy its beautiful scenery. - Kamakura: Explore the historical sites and beaches of Kamakura and experience its unique charm. 🍣 Cuisine: Tasting Japanese cuisine is a highlight of the trip, including sushi, ramen, tempura, grilled meat, etc. Don't miss authentic Japanese dishes! 🏯 History and Culture: Visit Japan's historical sites and museums to learn about its long history and rich culture. 🌸 Flower Season: The cherry blossom season in spring is one of the most beautiful times in Japan, and viewing cherry blossoms is a dream for many tourists. 📅 Tips: - Japan's transportation is very punctual, follow the relevant regulations when using public transport. - Learning some basic Japanese phrases can help you communicate better. Japan is a country full of charm and mystery, whether you like the hustle and bustle of the city, yearn for the tranquility of nature, or seek the heritage of history and culture, you can find your own wonderful experiences and memories in this country! 🌸🗻🏯🍣🏮

💞Different seasons and locations bring different Japanese experiences throughout the year, which are irresistible. We have prepared a detailed Japanese travel timetable for you, including reference itineraries, attractions, and precautions. Please like and collect it quickly! 🌸Spring (March-May) is the season when cherry blossoms are in full bloom, with millions of flowers drooping on the branches, which is breathtaking. If you come to Japan in late spring and early summer, there are beautiful flower seas waiting for you to appreciate everywhere. 🌻Summer (June-August) In Furano, the purple lavender sea makes July the most beautiful moment in Hokkaido. In addition, sunflowers full of summer atmosphere are particularly bright and colorful, full of vitality. 🍁Autumn (September-November) Enjoy the sky city in the sea of clouds, and viewing red leaves is a grand event in Japan at this time. Autumn presents a rich and colorful, beautiful scenery, and there are lovely deep red and light red everywhere in the mountains and seas. 🏔️Winter (December-February) Japan welcomes beautiful snow scenes, and the quiet world in the snow makes the flavor of Japan more intense. You can soak in the hot springs in the snow and enjoy the fun of ice and fire. 🏮Dream trip for anime fans Day①: Arrive in Tokyo Day②: Tokyo (Tokyo Tower (a park themed on One Piece), Shinjuku Kabukicho, Odaiba Seaside Park (with Rainbow Bridge)) Day③: Tokyo-Kamakura-Tokyo (Kamakura High School Station (famous for Slam Dunk), Hase Temple, Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine) Day④: Tokyo-Mount Fuji (Akihabara (a pilgrimage site for the second dimension), Asakusa Temple, Tokyo Skytree SKYTREE) Day⑤: Mount Fuji-Nagoya (Mount Fuji Fifth Station, Oshino Hakkai, Fuji-Q Highland) Day⑥: Nagoya-Kyoto-Osaka (Kinkakuji (famous for Ikkyu-san), Gion, Yasaka Shrine, Osaka Castle Park, Shinsaibashi) Day⑦: Kansai Airport-Return home! 🔥Classic six-day tour itinerary Day①: Arrive at Kansai Airport Day②: Tsutenkaku-Dotonbori-Shinsaibashi Day③: Universal Studios Day④: Osaka-Kyoto-Nara-Kasuga Taisha Day⑤: Lake Kawaguchi-Mount Fuji-Oshino Hakkai-Stairway Town-Shinkura Yajima Park Day⑥: Mount Fuji-Tokyo

✅ Senso-ji Temple Tokyo's oldest temple, also a place of amusement with 'Edo customs' for the public, serving as a travel destination to understand Japanese national culture, with countless scenic spots to admire. ✅ Tokyo Tower Appearing countless times in Japanese dramas, the tower has an observation deck that offers a panoramic view of Tokyo, and on clear days, Mount Fuji can be seen in the distance. ✅ Akihabara The birthplace of Japanese anime culture, filled with anime, video games, and figurine shops, as well as many anime-themed stores. ✅ Ginza Famous for its upscale shopping stores, it gathers famous brand products from all over the world, known as 'the most expensive place in Asia,' a shopper's paradise. ✅ Ueno Park Japan's first park and also the largest in Tokyo. The park has over 1,300 cherry trees, which create a spectacular view of falling cherry blossoms in the spring breeze. ✅ Tokyo Disneyland Reputed as the number one amusement park in Asia, it mainly consists of two areas: land and sea, filled with themes of adventure, fairy tales, and the future. ✅ Ghibli Museum, Mitaka A great place to find childhood dreams, designed by Studio Ghibli, filled with elements from animations like 'My Neighbor Totoro' and 'Spirited Away'. 🌟 Travel tips: For your first trip to Tokyo, it's best to stay in Akasaka, close to the Ginza subway station, where accommodations are good value for money and there's plenty of food. In Tokyo, Google Maps is enough to find your way, check which subway line to take, and which line to transfer to. Adding a Suica card directly to Apple Pay is very convenient, allowing for smooth entry to stations and the flexibility to recharge any amount you wish. I'm A Yao, sharing travel tips from around the world, follow me if you love traveling

#cherryblossom2024 🌸 😍 I saw the cherry blossom rope and Tokyo tower at the exit of the Japanese subway station, and the most surprising thing about this trip in Japan is undoubtedly this! 🚇 Navigation positioning: Kamiyamachi Station Subway Line: Hibiya Line Exit: You can see it right out of Exit 5! Note that walking underground on the ground can lead to getting lost. The last one is from the Ma Bu Tai observation deck, which is also free to walk up. #falltrip #mytravelhacks #freehotelstay #historicallandmarks #localguides #familytrip

#japantrip Beyond the limit! A small portion of the most beautiful Tokyo Tower check-in machine locations have appeared again in spring. What excellent machine locations have appeared! The Pu Wei flowers under the Tokyo Tower are blooming well, and I can easily capture such a picture. Taking a photo during check-in is very impressive. This month, it's just in time for the season when Puwei flowers are blooming vigorously. Is the building next to it very beautiful? Later on, it will be connected to the wall and you can get off the subway at Zhiyuan Station and run for five minutes

How to enjoy Tokyo Tower in Japan? This article will introduce the Tokyo Tower ticket discounts, the night view from the Tokyo Tower observation deck, and nearby attractions for a one-day tour. As a symbol of Japanese spirit, the Tokyo Skytree is on par with the iconic Tokyo Tower. In addition to its appearance, the Skytree's transparent glass, light shows, and stunning night views of the city streets are also classic. After enjoying the view, don't forget to combine it with nearby attractions such as the night view of Roppongi Hills and the scene from Jay Chou's music video for a one-day tour of Tokyo Tower, definitely a must-visit~ Location: Tokyo Tower Transportation: Take the Toei Oedo Line to Akabanebashi Station and walk for 5 minutes (Map) Address: 4-2-8 Shibakoen, Minato-ku, Tokyo Business hours: 09:00-23:00 (Monday to Sunday) Tokyo Tower Guide Directory Tokyo Tower Introduction Tokyo Tower ticket discount Tokyo Tower transportation Tokyo Tower Food Nearby attractions to Tokyo Tower. Tokyo Tower One-Day Tour Route 🗼Introduction to Tokyo Tower in Japan Tokyo Tower was built in 1958, with a height of 333 meters, modeled after the Eiffel Tower in Paris. Before the birth of Tokyo Skytree, it was once Japan's tallest tower, serving as a transmission tower for broadcasting and television signals, and it is still in operation today. The entire Tokyo Tower night view is divided into two areas: the Main Deck observation deck and the Top Deck rooftop observation deck. The Grand Observation Deck is a must-buy, while the top floor observation deck depends on everyone's budget. Poppy thinks the former is enough and decides to use the budget to play at other attractions. #Tokyo Tower Observation Deck (Main Deck) Formally ascend to the 150-meter-high observation deck on the 2nd floor, oh my god, the night view of Tokyo Tower is so romantic~ This light sculpture projection starts at 6pm and lasts all night, with several rounds of amazing effects. This type of light show has slight variations in theme for each season. Those who come at night should take note, as it will make you feel like falling in love. Normally, just enjoying the night view of Tokyo Tower outside the window is eye-catching enough. Each building stands tall in front of your eyes, creating a strong visual impact. The Tokyo Tower Daijingu Shrine, the highest shrine in Tokyo and one of the highlights of the observation deck. It is said to be very effective in seeking marriage and fame because the gods can easily hear prayers from such a high place. You can buy amulets and painted horses at the nearby shops, which are full of unique features. In addition, if you buy postcards and put them in the mailbox here, you will receive exclusive stamps. Souvenir shops also offer Tokyo Tower magnets, biscuits, and tower-shaped water as souvenirs. Highly recommend everyone to come and take a look~ [Recommended Accommodations in Ueno]9 Hottest Ueno Hotels in Tokyo! Cheap and Close to Subway Stations, Ameyokocho. This "Sparkling Floor Projection" and the Cafe La Tour snack bar are not bad, and the cute Tokyo Tower cup ice cream is a must-try. No input provided. #Tokyo Tower Top Deck Observatory If the budget allows, you can also pay extra to climb up to the 250-meter observation deck on the top floor, which was renovated in 2018. Mirrors cover the walls, creating a dreamy sense of technology. Complimentary welcome drinks will be provided upon entry, and a wider perspective offers a completely different experience. #Tokyo Tower Illumination The appearance of the Tokyo Tower's exterior lighting is not always the same. There are "summer" and "winter" versions of the permanent lighting. Those who love the night view of the Tokyo Tower should take pictures of it. Summer is characterized by a white color scheme, giving people a cool feeling, starting on the day of Qixi Festival; Winter is dominated by warm orange lighting, and switches to the winter version of lighting in early October every year. Special holidays will also have different colors, such as the "Infinite Diamond Veil" edition that appeared when stepping into the new era of "Reiwa". Every Monday night, light up the 12 designated colors of the month, and light up on the hour (00 minutes) with a 20-second "brilliant light show" included. No input provided. #Tokyo Tower Carp Flag Event Every year during the "Dragon Boat Festival" in Tokyo Tower, 333 carp flags of various sizes and colors will be hung in front of the main entrance on the first floor of Tokyo Tower. This is inspired by the 333-meter height of Tokyo Tower, and what's clever is that a huge 6-meter "saury flag" is also mixed in. Let's feel the beauty of Japanese spring together. The feeling of the flag fluttering in the breeze is so pleasant. No input provided. 🗼Discounted Tokyo Tower tickets After arriving at Tokyo Tower, the next step is to handle the Tokyo Tower tickets~ It is recommended that everyone buy tickets on the platform first, which is cheaper than the on-site price. Saving money is always a happy thing. Tokyo Tower Main Deck: Adults 1,200 yen, High school students 1,000 yen, Junior high and elementary school students 700 yen, Children aged 4 and above 500 yen. Tokyo Tower Top Deck Tour: Adults 2,800 yen, High School Students 2,600 yen, Junior High and Elementary School Students 1,800 yen, Children 4 years and older 1,200 yen. Note: Free for children under 3 years old. After arriving at the scene, go to the service counter on the 1st floor of Tokyo Tower, next to the direct elevator to the observation deck, and present the voucher to exchange for physical tickets. Apart from classic manga characters like Zoro, Nami, and Chopper, there are also interactive games that are extremely popular for good reason - they're incredibly fun. No input provided. 🗼Tokyo Tower Transportation Toei Oedo Line: Akabanebashi Station, Akabanebashi Exit, 5-minute walk. Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line: Kamiyacho Station, Exit 1, 7-minute walk. Toei Mita Line: Yurakucho Station, Exit A1, 6-minute walk. 🗼Tokyo Tower Food Tokyo Tower Food 1: Shidofujiya Ukai Tofu made from soybeans. UKAI Zhi Tofu House, a luxurious Edo-style garden restaurant, is in high demand and even the cheapest weekday lunch set costs 7,000 yen. Just a 2-minute walk from Tokyo Tower, this restaurant has been awarded one Michelin star. If you haven't tried top-notch kaiseki tofu cuisine, it's worth a try. ✅Zhi Tofu House Ukai Address: 4-4-13 Shiba Park, Minato-ku, Tokyo, Map, Menu Business hours: 11:45-15:00; 17:00-22:00 (Closed on Mondays, no break on Saturday and Sunday noon) No input provided. Tokyo Tower Food 2: Godaime Noda Iwamoto Store 123 Fifth generation Noda Iwamoto eel restaurant, once awarded one Michelin star, rumored to be the best eel rice in all of Tokyo. Opened for over 200 years, just a 7-minute walk from Tokyo Tower, starting at around 4,000 yen, definitely worth a try. ✅Noda Iwamoto Store, 5th Generation (Eel Old Shop) Address: 1-5-4 Higashi-Azabu, Minato-ku, Tokyo, Map, Menu. Business hours: 11:00-13:30; 17:00-20:00 (closed on Sundays) No input provided. 📍Attractions near Tokyo Tower #Tokyo Tower Photo Spot 1: Roppongi Hills Observatory After visiting Tokyo Tower, some people may still feel unsatisfied. Where are the best spots for taking photos of Tokyo Tower and where else can you go for a one-day trip to Tokyo Tower? Near the heavyweight Tokyo Tower attraction, you must know about the "Tokyo Roppongi Hills Observatory", where the incredibly beautiful and large Tokyo Tower is right in front of your eyes. ✅Roppongi Hills Observation Deck Address: 6-10-1 Roppongi, Minato-ku, Tokyo, Map Business hours: 10:00-22:00 (Monday to Sunday) No input provided. #2 Tokyo Tower Photo Spot: Chikahanebashi Station, Jay Chou MV There is also Akabanebashi Station, the closest subway station to Tokyo Tower, on Akabanebashi South Street not far from the intersection. It's the filming location of Jay Chou's "Won't Cry" MV, where should we go for photos if not here at Tokyo Tower~ These are all near the Chiyahashi Station, don't miss out on planning a one-day trip to Tokyo Tower. ✅Tokyo Tower Parking Lot Address: 4-5 Shibakoen, Minato-ku, Tokyo, Map No input provided. #4 photo spot of Tokyo Tower: Zoshigaya Temple The last attraction near Tokyo Tower is "Zojoji Temple", a 600-year-old temple that shares the frame with Tokyo Tower, and the conflicting beauty will definitely make you take non-stop photos. This is also a stamp that the Tokyo Tower mailbox will help everyone stamp on postcards. Have you noticed it?~ ✅Zengshang Temple Address: 4-7-35 Shibakoen, Minato-ku, Tokyo, Map Business hours: 09:00-17:00 (Monday to Sunday) No input provided. 🗼One-day tour route of Tokyo Tower 👉Tokyo Tower One-Day Tour Route Planning: Tsukiji Market → Tokyo Station → Zoshigaya Temple → Tokyo Tower → Around Akabanebashi Station → Roppongi Observatory

This is my second time traveling to Japan! Tokyo is really suitable for aimless wandering~ Sharing a few places that are particularly suitable for strolling! If you have time, it's recommended to go to one place a day, too many places are easy to overlook! It's better to stroll and eat slowly, reserve energy and better experience everything the journey brings. Picture 1-3, Tokyo Tower A great spot without queuing! Exit 3 of Roppongi Station! You can see it after a short walk! The roasted sweet potatoes ahead are delicious, you can go and try it~ Picture 4, Shiba Park The long chairs are really photogenic, and it's not crowded, so you can take pictures casually! Picture 5-7, Kichijoji, Kichijoji Subway Station Kichijoji is a very lively place! Buses shuttle back and forth, people coming and going, it's interesting to just stroll around! Picture 8-12, Koenji A gathering place for second-hand goods! If you have patience, you can find a lot of good-looking vintage clothes! The price is quite beautiful! After shopping, taking a few pictures is also a quick way to get good shots! Picture 13, Shimokitazawa The location at the subway entrance is quite good for shooting! A very interesting place, there are many small alleys to stroll around, and you can find a lot of good things at the vintage market, but only cash is accepted! Picture 14-18, Asakusa Temple Rent a kimono and you can stroll around leisurely all day! Remember to check the weather in advance! Good weather is especially good for taking pictures! There are a lot of delicious things to eat along the way!

The Eiffel Tower of Japan is called Tokyo Tower. It is a communications and observation tower location in Minato, Tokyo. It is a famous symbol of not only Tokyo but also of Japan. This is only one bus away from Tokyo Station! Moreso, it has a One Piece gallery below it. #holidayvacation#tripinspired#happynewyear

#cherryblossom2024 cherry blossom rope and Tokyo Tower at the exit of the Japanese subway station, and the most surprising thing about this trip in Japan is definitely this! 🌸🗼 This is a new business entity! 📍Location: Kamiyamachi Station Subway Line: Hibiya Line Exit: You can see it right out of Exit 5! Note that walking underground on the ground can lead to getting lost. The last one is from the Ma Bu Tai observation deck, which is also free to walk up. 🚇🔍 #travelhacks #flowerlover #flowerlover #historicallandmarks #localguides #familytrip

Introduction: Are you eager to explore a country that blends ancient traditions with modern innovation? Japan, as a fascinating Eastern nation, is renowned for its unique culture, cuisine, and attractions. Whether it's your first visit to Japan or a return trip, this guide will take you deep into the experience of this captivating country. Part One: Must-Visit Attractions 1. Tokyo Tower: The Tokyo Tower, spanning the Tokyo metropolitan area, is one of Japan's most iconic landmarks. Ascending to the observation deck at the top of the tower, you will overlook the entire city's magnificent panorama. At the same time, the changing lights of Tokyo Tower at night are a beautiful sight not to be missed. 2. Kinkaku-ji (The Golden Pavilion): Kinkaku-ji in Kyoto is a Buddhist temple famous for its gold leaf covering. The temple's courtyard is beautifully designed, surrounded by lakes and beautiful gardens, showcasing the unique charm of traditional Japanese architecture. 3. Nara Park: Nara Park is one of the only places in the world where you can have close contact with deer. Here you can interact intimately with freely roaming deer while visiting historic buildings and temples. Part Two: Culinary Experiences 1. Sushi: Japan's sushi is world-famous for its fresh seafood and exquisite craftsmanship. Whether in a sushi restaurant in the city or a sushi stall at the fish market, you can taste the most authentic Japanese sushi. 2. Yakitori (Grilled Chicken Skewers): Yakitori is one of Japan's most popular snacks. At street-side grilling stalls, you can taste tender and juicy chicken skewers, and you can also try various seasonings and side dishes. 3. Onsen Tamago (Hot Spring Egg): Onsen Tamago is one of the representative delicacies of Japanese hot spring culture. Fresh eggs cooked in hot springs have a unique semi-cooked outer layer and a delicious, juicy taste. Part Three: Essential Tips 1. Transit Navigation: Japan's transportation system is highly developed, but it can be somewhat confusing for first-time visitors to Japan. Using transit navigation apps (such as Google Maps or Jorudan) can help you plan your itinerary more easily and find your destination accurately. 2. Etiquette and Culture: In Japan, etiquette is very important, and respecting local culture and traditions is essential. Learning some basic etiquette, such as removing shoes, using chopsticks, etc., will help you better integrate into local life. 3. Seasonal Selection: Japan has distinct seasons, each with different scenery and activities. Choosing the right season to visit based on your interests and preferences can bring a richer and more memorable experience. Conclusion: Japan's charm cannot be fully described in words, and it is hoped that this guide will help you better plan your trip to Japan. As you explore the country, keep an open mind, enjoy Japan's unique landscapes and culture, and create beautiful memories. Tips: When writing a travel guide to Japan, you can refer to the experiences and suggestions shared by other users on Ctrip. At the same time, combine your personal experiences and feelings to make the guide more authentic and interesting. Remember, you can adjust and perfect the guide according to your own needs and preferences. Have a pleasant journey!

[Once in a Lifetime 💗 Romantic Tokyo Tower🗼🌹] Every May, the roses in Shiba Park, Tokyo's largest park, come into full bloom. It is only during this time that one can capture the marvelous sight of Tokyo Tower surrounded by roses🥰 📍Photo spot: Exit A4 of Shiba Park Station, 5min walk towards Shiba Park Suggested itinerary: Roppongi➡️Walk along the road to Shiba Park, where you can see Tokyo Tower from different angles 🗼