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

More seafood than rice, Kaisendon piled up like Mt. Fuji 江戸富士 If you're looking for a proper Kaisendon in Tokyo, don't hesitate and go to 江戸富士 (Edo Fuji)! This place gives you an overwhelming sense of satisfaction that will make you think, "I won't think about sashimi for months" after eating the generous portions. After receiving a bowl of rice topped with fresh seafood, you'll think, "Isn't this almost Mt. Fuji?"🤤 A place where you can have the novel experience of having more sashimi than rice✨ 🕰 Short business hours, so a more special lunch Edo Fuji is only open for lunch ✔ Business hours: Mon-Fri 11:30~14:00 Sat 12:00~14:00 (Closed on Sundays) ✔ Early closing when ingredients run out Edo Fuji is a small shop that only opens for lunch, so there's always a wait. I arrived around 12:30 on a weekday, and there were about 3 groups waiting in front of me, so I waited for about 30 minutes before I could enter. But something that was a little unusual was that there were customers who had finished eating and leaving, but they didn’t call the waiting team right away. Just in case, the person in front of me opened the door and went in, and there was an empty seat inside the store, so they only guided me there saying “Irasshaimase~”. Maybe… ✔ The store is small, and there’s only one chef and one grandmother who’s in charge of the restaurant, so it’s probably busy! ✔ There’s a waiting area inside the store, but if there’s no one, it might look like there’s no waiting! If you don’t know this and just wait outside, customers might not come in, so it’s better to wait a little and open the store door slightly and ask the staff about the waiting situation! I went at 11:30 on another Monday, but all the customers who came earlier had already gone in… It took 40~50 minutes for the entire table to go around once to get in 🥺 It might be hard to wait, ‼️ but once you take a bite, it's so delicious that you'll feel like the waiting time was worth it. 🍣 Edofuji's menu The menu here is a way to add your desired ingredients to the basic kaisendon. 🙌Basic kaisendon (上バラ海鮮丼) - 2,500 yen This is a way to add your desired ingredients to the basic kaisendon! In other words, the basic donburi is filling enough, but you can add more ingredients according to your taste. ✔️Basic donburi with fresh sashimi. ✔️Tuna, yellowtail, shrimp, sea bream, eel, squid, oyster, etc., mainly seasonal fish You can add your desired ikura (salmon roe) or uni (sea urchin roe) on top of this. ✨Add Ikura (いくらのせ海鮮丼) → 3,900 yen ✨ Add Uni (うにのせ海鮮丼) – 5,900 yen Tuna (Magurotoro) → Soft, melting fat, savory flavor Uni (Sea urchin roe) → Fresh ocean flavor, sweetness that melts in your mouth Ikura (Salmon roe) → A bursting texture and deep savory flavor 🔥 Even those who hate Ikura and Uni will fall in love with ‘Edo Fuji’ Ikura and Uni! To be honest, I didn’t really like Ikura and Uni. Ikura has a bursting texture and salty taste when you eat it, and Uni has a strong ocean flavor and fishy taste… That’s why I didn’t really add Ikura or Uni when I ate sushi, ‼️My thoughts changed after eating it here. ✔️ Ikura is fresh and not salty, so the savory flavor is a work of art! ✔ The uni is not fishy at all and the soft and rich flavor is really amazing... It melts in your mouth the moment you put it in. Especially if you order the uni kaisendon 🥺 It's so generously topped with uni that you can eat until you're full! Even if you don't like uni that much, this is a flavor worth trying. You might change your mind like me. Honestly, if you eat this, you won't think about raw fish for months..! 🥣 Hidden delicacy - limited quantity sashimi jike (魚汁) The kaisendon is great, but the broth is something you can't miss here! That's right, limited quantity sashimi jike (魚汁, fish stock). It has large pieces of fish, and with one sip, the rich and deep savory flavor really comes up. This isn't just a soup, it's a soup full of seafood flavor, so it's even more special! ✔️ If you order Kaisendon, it's provided as a basic service! ✔️ It's limited quantity, so if you go late, it might run out🥲 ✔ A soup dish full of rich savory flavor + yuzu scent ✔️ A perfect combination when you eat a sip of soup and a sip of Kaisendon! 🔥 Tips for visiting Edo Fuji ✔ Be sure to arrive before opening → If you arrive around 11:10, you can reduce the waiting time. ✔ Cash payment only → They don't accept cards, so prepare Japanese yen! ✔ Nearby Akihabara, sightseeing locations from the anime "Suzume no Kyoukai" (Hijiribashi) Once you've experienced this much Edo Fuji Kaisendon, you might not be satisfied with Kaisendon anywhere else. If you want a real, proper Kaisendon, definitely stop by. 🍣✨ 📍 2 Chome-7-7 Yushima, Bunkyo City, Tokyo 113-0034 🚃 9 min walk from JR Chuo Line Ochanomizu Station ⏰ Mon-Fri 11:30-14:00 / Sat 12:00-14:00 (Closed on Sundays) 💰 Cash payment #Tokyo travel #Edo Fuji #Tokyo Edo Fuji #Edo Fuji Kaisendon #Tokyo restaurants #Japan travel #Tokyo travel #Tokyo seafood restaurants #Akihabara restaurants #Kaisendon #Uni #Ikura #Tokyo places to visit #Japan places to visit #Japanese local restaurants #Japanese seafood #Japanese restaurant recommendations #Tokyo hidden restaurants #Raw fish rice bowl #Restaurants #Restaurant recommendations #Tokyo restaurant recommendations #Suzume no Mystery Crackdown #Akihabara #Hijiribashi

🗺️🗺️ 【Travel Plan】 Day 1: Universal Studios Japan Day 2: Umeda - Osaka Castle Park - Shinsaibashisuji - Dotonbori Day 3: Kiyomizu Temple - Gion - Kamo River - Fushimi Inari Shrine - Arashiyama Day 4: Fuji-Q Highland - Kawaguchi Lake - Oishi Park Day 5: Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden - Roppongi Hills - Tokyo Tower Day 6: Ueno Park - Sensoji Temple Day 7: Akihabara - Tokyo Skytree Day 8: Tokyo Disneyland 📍📍【Must-Visit Attractions】 1. Universal Studios Japan 2. Umeda 3. Osaka Castle Park 4. Shinsaibashisuji 5. Dotonbori 6. Kiyomizu Temple 7. Gion 8. Kamo River 9. Fushimi Inari Shrine 10. Arashiyama 11. Fuji-Q Highland 12. Kawaguchi Lake 13. Oishi Park 14. Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden 15. Roppongi Hills 16. Tokyo Tower 17. Ueno Park 18. Sensoji Temple 19. Akihabara 20. Tokyo Skytree 21. Tokyo Disneyland 🥘🥘【Must-Try Foods】 🏠🏠【Recommended Accommodations】 📷📷【Photo Spots】 📣📣 [Tips]

🥚 Egg Baby Cafe Tokyo, a real egg dessert restaurant in Tokyo 📍 5-chōme-10-9 Ueno, Taito City, Tokyo 110-0005 Japan 🕙 Business hours: 10:00 ~ 22:00 💰 Egg Baby Pudding: 500 yen / Iced Coffee: 360 yen --- Located between Ueno and Akihabara in Tokyo, Japan, Egg Baby Cafe is a real local dessert cafe filled only with Japanese locals, no Koreans. As the name suggests, it is a space that is dedicated to egg desserts, and the wood-toned exterior and emotional interior were very impressive. ✔ Egg Baby Pudding is chewy itself! The deep flavor of eggs and soft texture are in harmony, showing the essence of Japanese pudding. ✔ Iced Americano is a moderately rich taste that is great to enjoy with dessert. The menu focused on desserts rather than coffee was impressive, and the space itself is spacious and comfortable, making it a great place for those who want to be alone or in a quiet atmosphere. --- ✅ Summary in three lines 1) A genuine local egg dessert restaurant near Ueno with no Koreans 2) The epitome of chewy egg pudding, with reasonable prices 3) Recommended for its emotional wood interior and quiet atmosphere --- #Travel itinerary #eggBabyCafe #TokyoCafeRecommendation #UenoCafe #EggDessertRestaurant #TokyoPudingRestaurant #JapanCafeTour #RealLocalCafe #JapanDessertTravel #TokyoCafe #WoodInteriorCafe #Trip.comRecommendedCafe #JapanTravel #TravelPlan #OverseasTravel #JapanTravel

Day 1: TeamLab Planets – Odaiba – Sensoji 🚐 Morning: Tsukiji Outer Market 💡 Tip: Arrive before noon to avoid the biggest crowds! 🎨 Afternoon: TeamLab Planets 💡 Tip: Book tickets in advance! Slots fill up fast. 🌉 Midday: Odaiba ⛩️ Evening: Sensoji Temple Our final stop was Sensoji Temple. Day 2: Free & Easy – Ueno, Akihabara & Shibuya 🌳 Morning: Ueno – Took a relaxing walk in Ueno Park, then browsed street food and cheap shopping at Ameyoko Street. 🎮 Afternoon: Akihabara – Explored anime stores and Big Camera. 🌆 Evening: Shibuya – Walked through Shibuya Scramble Crossing, visited Shibuya Sky for the best city view, and ended the night with a smooth cup of Blue Bottle Coffee & a big bowl of Ichiran Ramen. My Tips for a Smooth Trip ✔ Chartered transport is totally worth it – Makes traveling easy, especially with a big group. ✔ Use Google Maps – Essential for navigating Tokyo’s trains on free & easy days. ✔ Wear comfy shoes – Seriously, Tokyo involves A LOT of walking. ✔ Bring cash – Tsukiji Market and smaller shops still prefer cash. ✔ Pack a power bank – You’ll need it for maps, photos, and coordinating with the group. #japantrip #familytripintokyo #tokyofreeandeasy #ueno #akihabara #tsukijimarket

📍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

#Tokyo Attractions Akihabara, this magical place located in Chiyoda Ward, Tokyo, is not only synonymous with "Electric Town", but also a paradise for anime fans. There are not only a variety of electronic products and anime merchandise here, but also a wealth of subcultural experiences, such as maid cafes and COSPLAY activities. Akihabara is centered on Chuo-dori, located on the west side of Akihabara Station. There are more than 250 electrical appliance stores of various sizes, making it a famous electrical appliance town. "AKIHABARA" (the Japanese pronunciation of Akihabara) has become a universal language. Akihabara is not only a paradise for shopping and entertainment, but also a great place to experience Japan's unique subculture. Whether you are looking for your favorite electronic products or exploring the depth and breadth of the animation world, this place can meet your needs. Come and experience it! Transportation: Akihabara has very convenient transportation. You can choose to take the Tokyo Metro or JR line to get there easily. JR Yamanote Line/Keihin-Tohoku Line: Get off at Akihabara Station and exit from the Electric Town Exit. The main business district is within walking distance.

Step into Akihabara, Tokyo’s vibrant hub of anime, gaming, and tech! Neon lights pulse through the streets, leading you to multi-level arcades, quirky maid cafés, and rare collectible shops. From retro consoles to the latest gadgets, it’s a paradise for otaku and tech lovers alike. Dive into the electric energy and uncover the heart of Japan’s pop culture revolution! #japantrip

8-Day Japan Tour: Don't Miss the Hot Springs! Carefully selected itineraries to let you enjoy Japanese hot spring culture. Start your healing journey now! -------------------- 🌸 Itinerary Suggestions: Explore the Beauty of Japan 🌸 Day 1: Shirakawa-go - Higashi Chaya District Stroll through the Gassho-zukuri Village in Shirakawa-go and experience the charm of a World Heritage Site. In the evening, visit Higashi Chaya District and experience the ancient tea ceremony culture. Day 2: Kinkaku-ji - Fushimi Inari Taisha - Senbon Torii - Osaka Castle Park - Shinsaibashi - Dotonbori Visit the golden Kinkaku-ji, explore the mysterious Fushimi Inari Taisha, pass through the spectacular Senbon Torii, and visit Osaka Castle Park to experience the historical charm. Finally, shop and enjoy delicious food at Shinsaibashi and Dotonbori. Day 3: Free Time in Osaka Enjoy free time in Osaka. You can choose to join a day tour to explore Arashiyama Togetsukyo Bridge, Bamboo Grove, and other attractions to experience the local slow life. Day 4: Nara Park - Miho no Matsubara Get up close and personal with the cute deer in Nara Park, then head to Miho no Matsubara to enjoy the magnificent coastal scenery. Day 5: Mt. Fuji 5th Station - Fuji Shibazakura Festival - Oshino Hakkai - Ginza Climb to the 5th Station of Mt. Fuji to enjoy the magnificent mountains, participate in the Fuji Shibazakura Festival to experience the sea of flowers, visit the magical Oshino Hakkai, and then enjoy a high-end shopping experience in Ginza. Day 6: Senso-ji - Nakamise Shopping Street - Akihabara Electric Town Visit the ancient Senso-ji to pray for blessings, stroll through Nakamise Shopping Street to buy special souvenirs, and finally experience the charm of anime culture in Akihabara Electric Town. Day 7: Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route - Unazuki Onsen Cross the magnificent Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route and experience the grandeur and mystery of nature. Relax at Unazuki Onsen in the evening. Day 8: Kurobe Gorge - Fugan Canal Kansui Park Visit the deep Kurobe Gorge and admire the wonders of nature. Finally, visit Fugan Canal Kansui Park to experience the tranquility and beauty of the water city. -------------------- 🧳 Travel Checklist: Japan Travel Essentials 📞 Prepare a SIM card to stay connected and enjoy your trip. 🔌 A plug adapter is essential as Japan has a different voltage. Don't forget to bring one. 🪪 Bring your documents, including your passport and visa. 👗 Dress for the season. Japan is cold in December, so bring warm clothes. 🔋 Bring a charger and power bank to stay charged wherever you go. 💊 Bring some regular medicine for peace of mind. 💰 Bring your wallet and credit card so you can shop and eat without worry. -------------------- Your Japan trip is all here! Keep this guide handy and set off easily. Your dream trip starts now!

We've selected a 6-day cultural tour of Japan for seniors: pray at Senso-ji Temple, enjoy the views of Mount Fuji, meditate at Kinkaku-ji Temple, and feed the sacred deer in Nara. Don't forget to try the Japanese hot springs and delicious food! -------------------- Japan is an island country in East Asia with a rich history. 🗾 From the ancient streets of Kyoto 🏞️ to the bustling metropolis of Tokyo, the spirit of harmony, respect, purity, and tranquility is everywhere. 🎌 Come and explore the charm of the Land of the Rising Sun! 🌅 -------------------- 🛤️ Itinerary: DAY 1: Nara Park - Shinsaibashi - Dotonbori Visit Nara Park to experience the fusion of nature and history, then head to Shinsaibashi and Dotonbori in Osaka for shopping and food. DAY 2: Osaka Castle Park - Shinsaibashi - Dotonbori - Kinkaku-ji Temple - Gion - Hanamikoji Street Explore the ancient charm of Osaka Castle Park, revisit the bustling Shinsaibashi and Dotonbori, visit the golden Kinkaku-ji Temple, and stroll through Gion and Hanamikoji Street in the evening to experience Japanese culture. DAY 3: Mount Fuji 5th Station - Lake Kawaguchi Climb to the 5th Station of Mount Fuji and enjoy the magnificent mountain views, then head to the picturesque Lake Kawaguchi to enjoy the tranquil lake and mountain scenery. DAY 4: Akihabara Electric Town - Ginza Akihabara's anime and electronics are dazzling, then head to Tokyo's bustling commercial district, Ginza, to feel the pulse of the city. DAY 5: Senso-ji Temple - Nakamise Shopping Street Visit the historic Senso-ji Temple to pray for peace and happiness, then shop for souvenirs on Nakamise Shopping Street. DAY 6: Nagoya ✈️ Shanghai Depart from Nagoya with fond memories, end this wonderful trip to Japan, and return to Shanghai. -------------------- Travel Essentials: 🎒 Don't forget to bring these things when traveling to Japan! 📞 Prepare a SIM card for convenient internet access and phone calls. 🔌 A plug adapter is essential as Japanese sockets are different. 🪪 Bring your documents, including your passport and visa. 👔 If you're going to Japan in January, bring a thick coat and thermal underwear. 🔋 Bring a charger and power bank so you don't have to worry about your phone running out of battery. 💊 Bring common medicines for peace of mind. 💰 Bring cash and credit cards for worry-free shopping and dining. -------------------- 🎉 We wish you a happy and memorable trip to Japan!

For those planning a trip to Japan, here's a 6-day travel guide to help you explore Japan and not miss any beautiful scenery! Check it out! -------------------- Japan is a country with a rich history and a blend of ancient and modern culture. 🏞️ Admire the snow-capped Mount Fuji and experience the grandeur of nature; 🏮 Stroll through the ancient streets of Kyoto and experience the elegance of time travel. With unique customs in each region, your journey will be full of surprises! -------------------- 🏃 Itinerary: Day 1: Hanamikoji Street -> Yasaka Shrine Stroll along Hanamikoji Street and feel the charm of the ancient capital, then head to Yasaka Shrine to pray and experience traditional Japanese culture. Day 2: Nara Park -> Osaka Castle Park -> Shinsaibashi Visit the deer in Nara Park, explore the historical sites of Osaka Castle Park, and enjoy shopping at Shinsaibashi Shopping Street in the evening. Day 3: Mt. Fuji Yeti Ski Resort -> Oshino Hakkai Enjoy skiing at the ski resort at the foot of Mt. Fuji, then head to Oshino Hakkai to experience the wonders of nature. Day 4: Akihabara Electric Town -> Sensoji Temple -> Nakamise Shopping Street Experience the charm of technology at Akihabara Electric Town, then visit the tranquility and solemnity of Sensoji Temple, and finally stroll through Nakamise Shopping Street to taste authentic snacks. Day 5: Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine -> Komachi Street in Kamakura -> Shonan Coast Visit Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine to experience Japanese Shinto culture, stroll through the ancient streets of Komachi Street in Kamakura, and finally enjoy the beautiful sea view at Shonan Coast. Day 6: Hotel -> Nagoya Airport -> Guangzhou End your pleasant trip to Japan and fly back to Guangzhou from Nagoya Airport. 🛫 -------------------- Travel Essentials: 🎒 Don't forget to bring these items when traveling to Japan! 📞 Prepare a SIM card for convenient internet access and phone calls. 🔌 A plug adapter is essential as Japan's voltage is different from ours. 🪪 Bring all necessary documents, including your passport and visa. 👔 Dress appropriately for the season. Japan is cold in December, so wear warm clothes. 🔋 Don't forget your chargers for your phone and camera. 💰 Make sure your wallet is full, with both yen and credit cards for peace of mind. -------------------- 🌸 A trip to Japan is a collision of beauty and culture, waiting for you to explore more exciting experiences! 🌸

7-Day Japan Tour: Carefully Selected Routes to Explore Japan! Amazing Scenery, Food, and Culture, All in One Trip. Don't Miss Out! . 🏃‍♀️Itinerary: D1: Shanghai → Tokyo Fly to Tokyo and get ready for an exciting trip to Japan! D2: Senso-ji Temple → Nakamise Shopping Street → Tokyo Skytree → Akihabara Electric Town → Ginza → Life-size Unicorn Gundam Statue Visit ancient temples, stroll through bustling shopping streets, enjoy panoramic views of Tokyo, experience the charm of Akihabara, shop in Ginza, and take a photo with the giant Gundam statue. D3: Mt. Fuji 5th Station → Lake Kawaguchi → Oshino Hakkai Conquer Mt. Fuji, enjoy the magnificent mountain scenery, stroll along Lake Kawaguchi, and explore the unique landscape of Oshino Hakkai. D4: Shirakawa-go Spend the day exploring Shirakawa-go, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and admire the beauty of traditional gassho-zukuri houses. D5: Sannenzaka and Ninenzaka Stroll along the ancient streets and experience the historical charm and local culture. D6: Osaka Castle Park → Shinsaibashi → Dotonbori → Nara Park Visit Osaka Castle Park and experience the history of the Sengoku period, shop in Shinsaibashi, enjoy the food in Dotonbori, and visit Nara Park to get up close and personal with the deer. D7: Osaka → Shanghai End your wonderful trip to Japan and return to Shanghai from Osaka. . 🧳 Travel Preparation: 📞 Remember to prepare a Japanese SIM card for easy communication and internet access. 🔌 Don't forget the plug adapter, as the socket type in Japan is different from ours. 🪪 Be sure to bring your documents, including your passport and visa, for a smooth entry. 👔 If you're going to Japan in December, bring some warm clothes, as it can be quite cold in winter. 🔋 Chargers and power banks are also essential to keep your devices charged. . May your journey in Japan be filled with surprises and laughter, and may you bring back happy memories! 🌸

Hey guys, here's a 6-day Japan itinerary! We've got all the best attractions and food spots covered, so save this for later! 🌸✨ / Japan is located in East Asia and has a long history and unique regional style. 🗾 Whether it's the ancient Kinkaku-ji Temple in Kyoto 🏞️ or the neon lights of bustling Tokyo 🌆, you'll be captivated. It's often called the Land of Cherry Blossoms 🌸, and it's incredibly romantic. / Itinerary overview: 🌈 Day 1: Shanghai 🛫 Tokyo Fly to Tokyo and get ready for an exciting trip to Japan! 🎉 Day 2: Senso-ji Temple -> Tokyo Skytree -> Nakamise Shopping Street -> Akihabara Electric Town -> Ginza Explore the ancient Senso-ji Temple, climb to the top of Tokyo Skytree for a panoramic view of the city, stroll along Nakamise Shopping Street to experience the hustle and bustle, experience the otaku culture in Akihabara Electric Town, and shop in Ginza in the evening. 🏯🌆🛍️ Day 3: Mount Fuji 5th Station -> Oshino Hakkai -> Lake Kawaguchi Climb to the 5th Station of Mount Fuji to enjoy the magnificent scenery, explore the magical Oshino Hakkai, and finally relax by the tranquil Lake Kawaguchi. 🗻🌊🌲 Day 4: Kinkaku-ji Temple -> Gion Visit the golden Kinkaku-ji Temple and experience the charm of the ancient capital. In the evening, head to Gion to enjoy traditional Japanese dance and music. 🎭🎶 Day 5: Nara Park -> Kasuga-taisha Shrine -> Osaka Castle Park -> Dotonbori -> Shinsaibashi Get up close and personal with the cute deer in Nara Park, and visit the ancient Kasuga-taisha Shrine. In the afternoon, head to Osaka Castle Park to experience the vicissitudes of history, and in the evening, enjoy authentic food and shop to your heart's content in Dotonbori and Shinsaibashi. 🦌🏯🍱🛍️ Day 6: Osaka ✈ Shanghai End your wonderful trip to Japan and head home with lots of memories. 🛫❤️ / Some tips: - Compare prices for specialty products, and you might find a surprise price at a drugstore! 💄 - Don't miss out on the food experience, and try sushi and ramen to your heart's content! 🍣🍜 - Plan your airport transportation in advance, and take the bus or subway for convenient travel. 🚌🚇 - Respect local etiquette and enjoy Japanese-style service. 🙌 - Don't miss out on seasonal events, and the fireworks festival is super dreamy! 🎆 / Don't forget to follow me for more Japan travel tips to make your trip even more exciting! 🌸👍

Address - Akihabara, Taito City, Tokyo, Japan Environment/Facilities - The latest and trendiest large-scale entertainment facilities Features - A gathering place for young people Rating - 8.5/10 Akihabara in Japan has always been a must-visit spot for young friends, with a significant difference between day and night. If you visit during the day, you can enjoy delicious food and shop at large malls. However, at night, it immediately transforms into a bustling area. The streets are filled with unique vehicles and stylishly dressed young people, along with many beautiful girls, making it very lively. The area around the station has many large entertainment facilities and malls, such as photo sticker shops, claw machine shops, pachinko parlors, game centers, maid cafes, and more. All these shops are open until the early hours, ensuring everyone has a great time and forgets to leave.

You can never get sick of Tokyo because there are just too many things to see and do there. Getting around - The metro is very reliable to get around Tokyo city. Attractions: 1. Senso-ji Temple Highlights - Senso-ji Temple is Tokyo's oldest temple, known for its iconic Kaminarimon Gate. There is a bustling shopping street outside the temple and the entire Asakusa area is very fun to explore too. 2. Harajuku Highlights - This is a neighbourhood to go if you are into street fashion, cute accessories and trendy boutiques. Especially along the Takeshita street, every shop is so unique and interesting. 3. Akihabara Highlights - Very interesting place, this is the 'Electric Town' and you are in the right place if you are an anime lover. A hub of otaku culture, regardless of your age, this place can be pretty eye opening. There are countless anime shops and themed cafes here. 4. Ginza Highlights - An upscale shopping district, and there is also a 12 storey Uniqlo! There are many luxury boutiques here and nightlife is vibrant. #travellerswonderland #japantrip #100waysoftravel #tokyo #city

#JapanTravel 🇯🇵1.1M KRW 4N 5Days Tokyo Trip Summary! Since it was my first time in Tokyo, I went to Tokyo with the standard tourist course and my favorite cute and sensible Kichijoji! Since it was my first time, I mainly went around downtown Tokyo, but I've been going to a lot of small cities in the suburbs these days! I think it would be good to add the popular Kamakura, Yokohama, and Mt. Fuji spots, excluding shopping🩵 ————————— 📍Day 1 (Shinjuku, Shibuya) Transport (Airport⇾Shinjuku) - (Lunch) Motomura Gyukatsu - Shibuya Sky (Sunset~Night View) - Shibuya Scramble - (Dinner) Okogae Monjayaki - Mega Don Quijote Shibuya 📍Day 2 Tokyo Disneyland (Take a direct bus from Shinjuku Station) ✔ Make sure to see the parade! Download the app and apply for the raffle performance 📸 Please refer to other reels videos for the photo zone 📍Day 3 (Kichijoji, Asakusa, Ueno) (Kichijoji) Inokashira Onshi Park - Ibuki Udon - Nakamichi Shopping Street - (Asakusa) Sensoji & Sumida River - [Yakiniku] Sumibi Horumon Kiwamiya Ueno - Akihabara ✔️ If you are going to see Mt. Fuji, you can leave out Kichijoji 📍Day 4 (Shibuya, Ginza, Tokyo Tower) Shibuya Tenha Sushi - Miyashita Park - [Shopping] Harajuku (Commété, Supreme), Omotesando (Human Made, Ralph Lauren) - The Prince Park Tower Hotel (Tokyo Tower View) - Ginza (Sanrio World, Luxury Street) - Tokyo Tower Night View ✔️ Shopping Recommended Kamakura, Shizuoka, and Yokohama! ✔️If you go to Kamakura during the day and go to Yokohama at night, the route is perfect-! 📍Day 5 Prince Shiba Park (Tokyo Tower and Picnic) - Tokyo Station - Airport ▪️Travel expenses ️ ➡️ Total ‘1.1 million won’ excluding shopping #Tokyo #TokyoTravel

#markets Another addition to the list of many amusing places in tokyo is the electronic town of Akihabara. It is like an electronic market. Akihabara is the hub of the city's geek culture. But people of other interests too visit this place. It's very fascinating and does get quite busy. The market has an energetic atmosphere with people out to shop at one of its highly specialised, multi-level shopping complexes, whether it's for high-tech electronics and gaming gadgets, or manga and anime merchandise. There are huge arcade centres where you could lose the whole day just playing games and winning prizes from the claw machines. However, there's much more to Akihabara than electronics stores and pop culture. You'll find beautiful shrines, excellent restaurants and stylish bars that make this neighbourhood worth exploring deeper. Here are the places we recommend for a perfect day out in Akihabara. I love trying out the katsusando vending machines every time I am here. Also within walking distance is the kanta shrine. A beautiful shinto shrine is more than a thousand years old. There is plenty to do and see in Akihabara that you won't realise how time passes. #markets #akihabara #tokyo #100waysoftravel

#JapanTravel Maid cafes have recently become popular in our country? I find them quite fun, so I go there every time I go to Japan!! I always visit 'Maidriming', one of the largest and most famous chains, and their ice cream parfaits are delicious... (I recommend the Usachan parfait!!) This time, I also ate for the first time!! Actually, when I first came here, I could get a Polaroid photo for 500 yen more, but now it's a set menu~ I wanted to take a photo as a souvenir, so I ordered the set It's expensive, but it's unique and fun, so I always come here🤣 If you're lucky, you can even see the live performance that other customers paid for!!

Here are some unique things to do in Tokyo that you can’t find anywhere else! Save this guide for your next trip 🇯🇵 📍 Akihabara ~ known as the anime and manga capital of Tokyo. There are endless stores selling anime and manga merchandise, literally everything you could ever imagine. 📍 Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building has a FREE observation deck. No ticket is required for entrance and you get an amazing view of Tokyo! 📍 Odaiba is located by Tokyo Bay, providing wonderful views of the Rainbow Bridge. Here you can find traditional Japanese arcades and shops, the beach and more stores. 📍 Ghibli Museum ~ located in Mitaka which is a lot further out of Tokyo. Tickets are cheap but very difficult to get, and go on sale 2 months in advance. The museum itself feels like stepping into a Ghibli movie! #tokyo #tokyotrip #japan #japantrip #mytravelhacks #historicallandmarks #localguides #familytrip #tokyotrip #summerdestinations

Japan has always been one of my bucket list destinations and last year I finally got the chance to visit! 📍 Akihabara, Tokyo, Japan If you love anime or manga then this place will feel like heaven. Akihabara has an uncountable number of stores dedicated to anime and manga merchandise. Some of the shops have up to 10 storeys, it’s truly crazy. Even if you are not an anime or manga fan, I still recommend visiting here just to see how insane it is! There are also k-pop related shops among other things! #tokyo #akihabara #tokyotrip #japan #japantrip #mytravelhacks #historicallandmarks #localguides #familytrip #summerdestinations

Many people think of Tokyo as a bustling and noisy city, but it actually has a peaceful side as well. 🌇 When you stroll down the streets under the blue sky and white clouds, all you feel is relaxation and enjoyment. ☁️ In such weather, walking through the streets of Tokyo, you will discover another side of the city. There is no busy pace here, only tranquility and leisure. The ramen is still delicious. This time, I didn't go to Ichiran. On a rainy day, I got soaked in Omotesando and rushed into a roadside ramen shop called 'Ore-ryu Shio.' While wiping my wet hair and clothes, I fiercely ordered a ramen and gyoza combo, a guilty pleasure full of carbs. Shibuya is still crowded with people, and it remains the busiest intersection in the world. People of different skin colors from all over the world cross paths, leaving behind their turning backs. The bustling, lively atmosphere of the city has come back to life.

#JapanTravel My wonderful visit to Tokyo, Japan was an exciting and amazing experience. I enjoyed diving into the modern and exciting atmosphere of the city. Exploring bio-sciences like Shibuya and Akihabara gave my visit a unique character. Discover the culture of cutting-edge robotics and innovative technologies at exhibitions and museums. I tasted mouth-watering food at traditional and diverse restaurants in Shungan and Haraku. I can’t forget the beauty of Ueno Garden and Imperial Garden. Tokyo is a vibrant and diverse city worth exploring. I enjoyed learning about Japanese culture and heritage in this amazing capital.

Tokyo is a city that's not too big, yet not too small, so how should you spend a day trip in Tokyo, and which places should you visit? Below, the editor will recommend a few great destinations for you. Where to go for a Tokyo day trip - Senso-ji Temple Senso-ji Temple is the oldest temple in Tokyo. This spot is definitely not to be missed when traveling to Tokyo. However, it's important to note that Senso-ji Temple can get very crowded, so be mindful of your safety. When visiting the temple, it's common to buy amulets for oneself or family members, and you can even draw fortune sticks for free. But make sure to plan ahead, as some areas of Senso-ji Temple prohibit eating and drinking, so pay attention. Where to go for a Tokyo day trip - Ginza Ginza is Japan's most iconic shopping district, on par with Paris's Champs-Élysées and New York's Fifth Avenue, and is one of the world's three major shopping streets. Ginza has eight main streets, with Chuo-dori running from 1-chome to 8-chome, and the most bustling intersection is at 4-chome. Here, you'll find flagship stores of top brands like Hermès and Louis Vuitton, as well as upscale department stores like Ginza Mitsukoshi and Wako. Near Ginza, there's Hibiya Park where you can rest after shopping, and to the northwest is the Imperial Palace. Additionally, a fifteen-minute walk southeast from Ginza will take you to the famous Tsukiji Market. Where to go for a Tokyo day trip - Akihabara The area around Akihabara Station, centered on 'Chuo-dori' and 'Kanda Myojin-dori', is one of the world's few electronics districts. Here, you'll find over 300 stores selling various electronic products, model toys, anime merchandise, and themed cafes, making it a paradise for anime fans. Yodobashi Akiba and Animate Akihabara are popular shops for buying electronics and anime-related goods, with a wide range of products that you shouldn't miss. Additionally, this is the home base of Japan's number one female idol group AKB48, who perform here almost every day. Where to go for a Tokyo day trip - Tokyo Tower The official name of Tokyo Tower is Nippon Television Tower, and it's a red and white iron tower built as a replica of the Eiffel Tower in Paris. Standing at 332.6 meters tall, it's 8.6 meters taller than the Eiffel Tower. It's one of the symbols of Tokyo and has appeared countless times in Japanese dramas. The tower has an observation deck that offers a panoramic view of the entire city of Tokyo, and on clear days, you can even see Mount Fuji. Besides broadcasting radio waves, Tokyo Tower also sends out signals to stop JR trains during major earthquakes and serves functions such as a beacon, wind direction and speed measurement, and temperature measurement. The tower's illumination changes colors according to the season, and during festivals like Christmas, it's decorated with special lighting. So, after listening to the editor's introduction, do you know how to spend a Tokyo day trip and which places to visit? Hurry up and buy your plane ticket to set off!

#HongKongFlightEvent #Tokyo #Akihabara #GeekMecca Geek Mecca Akihabara!! As a geek, I thought I had to go here. As soon as I arrived, this was really a geek mecca, no, it was a kingdom, because the building was covered in anime-related postings. I went and looked at figures, dolls, and other things. I was so happy as a geek. And the weather was nice that day, so I really felt the Japanese sensibility.

.1️⃣Meguro River🌸 Experience: In spring, it is a wonderful experience to watch the cherry blossoms along the river. Compared to Ueno Park and Shinjuku Gyoen, it is quieter here. Features: Riverside cafes and small shops provide comfortable resting spaces. 2️⃣Daikanyama🛍️ Experience: This fashionable area is full of boutiques, art galleries and trendy cafes. Features: Feel the laid-back Tokyo lifestyle as you walk through the streets of Daikanyama. 3️⃣Shakujii Park🌿 Experience: A natural oasis away from the city center, where you can enjoy a quiet walk or picnic. Features: The park has two beautiful ponds, which are filled with cherry blossoms in spring. 4️⃣Yanaka Ginza 🏮 Experience: This quaint shopping street has retained the atmosphere of old Tokyo, with traditional small shops and gourmet food stalls. Features: You can try a variety of traditional Japanese snacks here and feel the atmosphere of the Showa era. 5️⃣Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden 🍃 Experience: Although relatively well-known, parts of this park are still like hidden treasures, especially the Japanese garden area. Features: It's a great place to see cherry blossoms and autumn leaves. 6️⃣Nakameguro 🌉 Experience: This residential area is famous for its river views and trendy cafes. Features: During cherry blossom season, it's one of the best cherry blossom viewing spots in Tokyo. 7️⃣Kishimojin 🏯 Experience: This temple near Ikebukuro is a peaceful refuge from the hustle and bustle of the city. Features: There is a beautiful garden around the temple, perfect for strolling and relaxing.

Tokyo is a shopaholic's paradise, offering a diverse range of shopping centers that cater to every taste and style. Here's a guide to five popular and distinct shopping centers in Tokyo, each known for its unique offerings: 1. Ginza: Known as Tokyo's upscale shopping district, Ginza is home to luxury brands, high-end department stores, and designer boutiques. Here, you'll find iconic flagship stores like Chanel, Gucci, and Louis Vuitton. The area also boasts glamorous department stores like Mitsukoshi and Wako, where you can indulge in luxury shopping and explore the latest fashion trends. 2. Harajuku: A vibrant and eclectic neighborhood, Harajuku is famous for its alternative fashion and streetwear. Takeshita Street is the heart of Harajuku, lined with trendy shops selling quirky clothing, accessories, and unique souvenirs. Don't miss out on exploring the iconic Laforet Harajuku, a multi-story shopping complex known for its cutting-edge fashion and avant-garde designs. 3. Shibuya: Shibuya is a bustling shopping district that caters to a younger crowd. The iconic Shibuya Crossing is surrounded by department stores like Shibuya 109, known for its trendy and affordable fashion. Shibuya Center Street is a haven for streetwear enthusiasts, offering a wide range of shops selling sneakers, skatewear, and urban fashion. 4. Akihabara: If you're a tech enthusiast or an anime and manga fan, Akihabara is a must-visit. This district is famous for its electronic shops, gaming arcades, and anime merchandise stores. Explore multi-story electronics retailers like Yodobashi Camera and visit specialty shops like Mandarake, where you can find a vast selection of collectibles and rare items. 5. Shinjuku: Shinjuku is a bustling shopping and entertainment district, known for its department stores and massive shopping complexes. Don't miss the iconic Isetan Department Store, which offers a wide range of luxury and designer brands. Shinjuku also boasts the expansive shopping complex of Lumine, where you can find a mix of trendy fashion, cosmetics, and lifestyle stores. Remember to take advantage of tax-free shopping for tourists by presenting your passport at eligible stores. Tokyo's shopping centers offer an unforgettable retail experience, whether you're seeking luxury brands, alternative fashion, or unique tech and anime goods. Happy shopping!

Hey! Does your love for Japan stop at sushi and cherry blossoms? 😉 Follow the trend and take an in-depth tour of Tokyo to discover five super popular photo spots! 1️⃣ Sensoji Temple: The Remon and five-story pagoda are simply a super representative of Japanese old-fashioned flavor! 🏮 The address is not so difficult to find, just a few steps away. You might as well shop for small commodities and Japanese snacks during your trip. Remember to take a picture to get good luck! Address: Asakusa, Tokyo, 5.6 km Don't miss it! 2️⃣ Tokyo Tower: Like to pose? Come here! 🗼 Boundless city views, choose to rise to the tower to enjoy the view, you can also challenge the transparent glass floor, the night-changing lights more reflect your beauty! Address: Tokyo・Around Tokyo Tower, only 2.3 km from the center. 3️⃣ Tokyo Skytree: Want a “sky walk”? ☁️ Then you can’t miss the 600-meter-high Skytree! With a panoramic view of Tokyo during the day and night, it is a great place to take photos that are praised by photographers. Address: Ueno/Asakusa, Tokyo. 4️⃣ Ginza: Speaking of shopping, it’s definitely Ginza! 🛍️ High-end shopping shops are available, not just shopping, Ginza's street culture and artistic atmosphere are seriously underestimated, tourists must visit the eye-catching area! Address: Ginza/Tsukiji, Tokyo. 5️⃣ Akihabara: The holy land of electrical appliances, anime and manga, and two-dimensional culture. 🎮 If you are a lover of "cute" culture, remember not to be offended. Address: Akihabara, Tokyo, 3.6 km from the city center. Before you leave, remember to check the weather and pack up for an unforgettable trip to Tokyo! 👟🌆 #OverseasTravel #JapanTravel #Japan Attractions #Tokyo #TokyoGood Places #Tokyo Attractions #TokyoTravel #TokyoTravel

#TokyoTourism Akihabara is a popular tourist destination in Tokyo. It's a popular place for foreign tourists, but many people also visit it on domestic trips! Here's an introduction to a standing bar right in front of Akihabara Station. For those who still have time before making a dinner reservation! ! And For those who still want to drink a little more! ! ! This is a recommended standing bar that is easy to enter. The snacks are also small, so it's okay even if you're full✨ 📍Standing bar Kushigin 🏠 1-8-4 Kanda Sakumacho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 101-0025 🕰️15:00-0:00 Weekends 15:00-23:00 #trip2023 #TokyoTourism #Tokyo #TokyoTrip #TokyoGourmet #Akihabara #Akihabaragourmet

#japan Akihabara, also known as Akiba after a former local shrine, is a district in central Tokyo that is famous for its many electronics shops. It has gained recognition as the center of Japan’s otaku (diehard fan) culture. Many shops and establishments devoted to anime and manga are dispersed among the electronic stores in the district. On Sundays, Chuo Dori, the main street through the district, is closed to car traffic from 13:00 to 18:00 (until 17:00 from October through March). Akihabara has seen some redevelopment over the past years, which added some large, modern buildings to the mix of small to medium-sized shops and buildings. Most prominent among them is a huge Yodobashi electronics store just next to the station. In recent decades Akihabara has emerged as a center of Japanese otaku and anime culture, and dozens of stores specializing in anime, manga, retro video games, figurines, card games and other collectibles have filled the spaces between the electronics retailers. In addition to shops, various other animation-related establishments have become popular in the area, particularly maid cafes where waitresses dress up and act like maids or anime characters, and manga cafes (manga kissa), a type of internet cafe where customers can read comics and watch videos in addition to having access to the internet.

Akihabara...The City of Electric, Anime, Manga and Games. Akihabara, also known as "Akiba," is a vibrant district in Tokyo, Japan, famous for its electronics, anime, and gaming culture. Akihabara is a popular destination for tourists and locals alike, providing a unique and immersive experience into Japan's otaku (geek) subculture. #akihabara #akiba #tokyo #anime #manga #electric #games #tokyotrip #japantourguide #timetotravel