[2025 Tokyo Attraction] Travel Guide for Shibuya City (Updated Mar)

#2月好去地方2025 Of course you have to eat sushi when you go to Japan🍣. Kaiten Sushi is located in Omotesando, Tokyo. It opened in 2021 and has won two Michelin stars for four consecutive years. The store uses fresh fish directly from Toyosu, and you can enjoy affordable high-end sushi starting from just ¥300🍣! The restaurant uses a tablet to order food. There is a Chinese menu and you can choose the amount of rice, whether you want mustard, etc. Big Belly Tuna 🍣The moment you put it in your mouth, the fat melts in your mouth, with a slight sweetness and rich fishy aroma, it melts almost without chewing~ Hokkaido Sea Urchin 🍣The golden sea urchin has a thick creamy texture, full of freshness and fragrance, silky and delicate in the mouth, without any fishy smell! Shrimp🍤 🍣The shrimp meat is very chewy, and you can feel the firm texture when you bite it, with a natural sweetness! Overall, the ingredients are fresh, the portions are moderate, and there are many fish options~ 📍Sushi Kaiten Ginza Onodera Main Store Address: 1F, Ilparatsino Omotesando, 5-1-6 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo Business hours: 10:30-22:30

Tokyo Travel Guide 🗼🫦🌸 Pre-trip Preparations Visa: Apply for a Japanese visa in advance, which usually takes 7–10 working days to be issued. Flights and Accommodation: Book flights in advance. It is recommended to arrive at the airport 3 hours in advance to avoid missing check-in. Popular hotels need to be booked in advance, and the number of guests must be filled in truthfully to prevent being denied check-in. Recommended hotels include The B Ginza, Mystays Premier Akasaka, etc. These hotels offer convenient transportation and prime locations. Transportation Card: Purchase a Tokyo Subway One-Day Pass or a Greater Tokyo Pass for unlimited subway rides within a specified period. Language and Communication: Download translation software and map apps (such as Google Maps, Hyperdia) for easy communication and itinerary planning. Must-see Attractions 🎫 Sensō-ji Temple: The oldest temple in Tokyo, it's a great place to experience Japanese religious culture. Don't forget to visit Kaminarimon Gate and the Five-Storied Pagoda. Tokyo Tower: One of Tokyo's landmarks, it offers a panoramic view of the city. The night view is particularly charming. Ueno Park: A great place for cherry blossom viewing in spring and autumn foliage viewing in fall. You can also visit Ueno Zoo and the Tokyo National Museum. Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden: A tranquil green space in Shinjuku, it's also a good place for cherry blossom and autumn foliage viewing. Omotesando and Shibuya: Representatives of fashion and youth culture, they are suitable for shopping, tasting delicious food, and experiencing nightlife. Akihabara: A paradise for anime and game lovers, with countless specialty stores and cafes. Imperial Palace: The residence of the Emperor of Japan, it's an important site of Japanese history and culture. Ginza: One of Tokyo's most prosperous commercial districts, it's lined with high-end shopping malls, restaurants, and cafes. Food Recommendations 🍽️🍣🍝 Sushi: From conveyor belt sushi to high-end sushi restaurants, there are a wide variety of choices, making it a great place to taste fresh and delicious sushi. Ramen: Tokyo has a rich ramen culture, with various flavors such as tonkotsu ramen and miso ramen to satisfy your taste buds. Tempura: A delicacy made by deep-frying various vegetables and seafood coated in batter. It's even better when served with a special sauce. Yakiniku (Grilled Meat): Fresh and tender grilled meat and rich side dishes will make you feast, such as Yakiniku Tei Rokkasen, Hachiyama Premium Wagyu Shabu-Shabu, etc. Wagyu Beef: If your budget allows, try Japanese Wagyu beef. Its delicate texture and evenly distributed fat make it a favorite among gourmets. Itinerary Day 1: Arrive in Tokyo, check in to your hotel, and take a break. In the evening, you can choose to enjoy the nightlife in Shinjuku or Shibuya and taste local cuisine. Day 2: Visit Sensō-ji Temple in the morning to experience traditional Japanese religious culture. In the afternoon, go to Tokyo Tower to overlook the city and take beautiful photos. In the evening, shop or enjoy fine dining in the Ginza area. Day 3: Visit Ueno Park and the zoo or museums and other cultural facilities in the morning. In the afternoon, go to Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden to enjoy the tranquil green space. In the evening, shop in Omotesando and experience the fashion atmosphere. Day 4: Go to Akihabara in the morning to experience anime culture and buy souvenirs. In the afternoon, you can arrange your own itinerary and visit other areas of interest such as Yoyogi Park and Harajuku. Free time in the evening or participate in cultural experiences such as kimono or tea ceremony experiences. Day 5: Visit the Imperial Palace in the morning to learn about the history of the Japanese Imperial Family. In the afternoon, choose to participate in day trip activities such as Disneyland or Hakone Onsen according to your preferences. Head to the airport in the evening to prepare to leave Tokyo and end your pleasant trip. Precautions ⚠️ Garbage Sorting: Pay attention to garbage sorting when throwing away garbage in Japan. There are few garbage cans on the street, so you can find restrooms or convenience stores, or bring your own garbage bags. Photography Etiquette: Remember to ask before taking photos to avoid offending others. Public Etiquette: Do not make loud noises in public places, observe order, and do not cut in line. No Smoking Regulations: Do not smoke or litter cigarette butts in non-smoking areas.

Hello! Plan a romantic winter vacation with this 7-day Japan itinerary. With real experiences and practical information, this guide will make your trip to Japan smoother and more fun. -- Japan 🇯🇵, a country steeped in history and culture, is home to both the ancient and elegant Kyoto ⛩️ and the ultra-modern Tokyo 🌃. Whether you visit in spring to experience the cherry blossoms 🌸 and traditional Japanese life, or in winter to enjoy the snow 🌨️ and hot springs ♨️, you'll fall in love with this country. -- 📅📍Itinerary: Day 1: Mount Rokko Snow Park A paradise for ski lovers! Bring your ski gear and start your Mount Rokko ski trip! 🏂 Day 2: Osaka Castle Park -> Osaka Castle -> Shinsaibashi -> Dotonbori Visit Osaka Castle Park and its star attraction, Osaka Castle, then head to Shinsaibashi and Dotonbori for a food tour! 🏰🍽️ Day 3: Universal Studios Japan Bring your friends and enjoy a magical day at Universal Studios Japan! 🎡 Day 4: Hakone Ropeway -> Owakudani -> Lake Ashi -> Lake Ashi Cruise Head to Hakone, take the ropeway to see the spectacular Owakudani, and enjoy a cruise on Lake Ashi. 🏞️⛴️ Day 5: Odaiba -> Shinjuku -> Shinjuku Gyoen -> Shibuya -> Shibuya Sky Explore the vibrant Odaiba and Shinjuku, enjoy the tranquility of Shinjuku Gyoen, and finally head to Shibuya Sky for a panoramic view of Shibuya. 🌆 Day 6: Tokyo Disneyland Bring your friends and enjoy a fairytale day at Tokyo Disneyland! 🎪 Day 7: Arrive in Tokyo, end of trip, private transfer to airport The end of a wonderful trip. We hope to see you again soon! ✨✈️🙏 -- 📱Title: Packing List: Japan Essentials 💼1. First, make sure you have all your documents. You must bring your passport and visa, and don't forget your ID card and driver's license in case you want to rent a car. 📟2. A SIM card is essential. Buy a local SIM card or rent a portable Wi-Fi device so you can access the Internet at any time. 🔌3. A plug adapter is also necessary. Japanese power outlets are different from those in some countries, so unless you're sure your plug is compatible, bring an adapter. 👗4. Japan is still quite cold in February, so warm clothes are a must. Don't forget a hat, gloves, scarf, and thick coat. 🎒5. Chargers are also important. Don't forget chargers for your phone, camera, tablet, and other electronic devices. 💰6. Many places in Japan only accept cash, so it's a good idea to bring some yen. 🍱7. Whether you want to try Japanese food is up to you, but it's a good idea to bring some snacks just in case. -- 🌸We hope this guide helps you have a wonderful time in Japan. Enjoy life and enjoy traveling! 🍣🍱🎍🏮

Hi babies! Today I’ve compiled the latest ways to play in Tokyo in 2025, helping you avoid the pitfalls that 99% of tourists will fall into! It is recommended to use it with collection⭐️~ 🏯【Classic must-visit】 1️⃣Kimono experience in Sensō-ji Temple ▫️The Kaminarimon lantern has the least people at 8 am! The furisode style of kimono is beyond the picture👘 ▫️Hidden trick: tie the bad fortune on the tree after drawing the fortune to change your luck 2️⃣Shibuya Crossing ▫️Best seat: Starbucks second floor window seat (need to queue) ▫️Book tickets for the new landmark SHIBUYA SKY 2 weeks in advance! The sunset is breathtaking🌇 3️⃣Tokyo DisneySea ▫️The only ocean theme park! Must-see activities: Exploring the Earth's Center + Toy Story ▫️2023 new project "Dream Spring Village" has a holographic projection show at night 🍣【Late Night Diner List】 ✅Tsukiji Market: Watch the tuna auction at 5:30! Recommended "Sushi Dai" requires reservation ✅Shinjuku Shiide Yokocho: A street of Showa-style izakayas, grilled chicken skin is a must ✅Harajuku crepe: Angel's Heart strawberry chocolate version yyds ✅Shibuya PARCO B1: Treasure Ramen Street! AFURI yuzu salt ramen is so refreshing 🛍️【Shopping Bible】 💄Pharmacy: Don Quijote is open 24 hours but there are so many people! Recommend Matsumoto Clearance 👗Trendy brands: UNDERCOVER/BAPE at Omotesando Cat Street 🎁Souvenirs: Buying Tokyo Banana at the airport is too ordinary! Recommend Press Butter Sand caramel sandwich cookies 🚇【Traffic Trivia】 ⚠️Don’t take the wrong bus! Tokyo Metro is divided into Toei and Tokyo Metro (different companies) ✅It is very convenient to directly bind the Suica card to the iPhone ✅Shinjuku Station is a maze! Download the "Transfer Guide" app in advance 🌸【Niche Experience】 ▫️Jiyugaoka: Enter the fairytale town! Dessert shop Petit Paris is super healing ▫️Nakameguro Starbucks Selection: Sitting by the river and drinking coffee is amazing during the cherry blossom season ▫️teamLab Planets: Barefoot immersive exhibition (remember to wear a bottom if wearing a skirt) 📸Photography Tips: 🔸Go to "Sumida River Park" for a photo with the Skytree, cherry blossoms and the tower in the same frame 🔸Takeshita Universal Harajuku 0.5x wide-angle shot to create a comic look 🔸The Roppongi Hills Observatory is the best place to take photos of the night view of Tokyo Tower! ⚠️Notes: 1. Most restaurants require reservations! Use the "Ikkyu" app to make reservations at popular restaurants 2. There are almost no trash cans on the streets! Bring a garbage bag with you 3. Bathing in the hot spring requires complete nudity (remember to use a cover-up patch if you have a tattoo)

#tripพาบินประพรปี – A large bowl of ramen, rich soup, and delicious gyoza! If you’re walking around Shibuya Udagawacho and want to find a delicious, filling ramen that’s great value for money, Chiikawa Ramen in Shibuya PARCO, CHAOS KITCHEN zone is a must-try! 🍜 Rich Pork Soup Ramen – The highlight of this restaurant is the soup that’s simmered until it’s rich and flavorful, with perfectly chewy ramen noodles. The portions are so generous that even big eaters won’t be full! Most importantly, you can choose the level of garlic, vegetables, the richness of the soup, and soy sauce yourself. Ramen lovers will definitely love it! 🥟 Special Recipe Gyoza – Crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, and stuffed with filling! It’s not just the ramen that’s great, the gyoza is also amazing! The dough is thin and crispy, and the inside is seasoned pork, making it incredibly flavorful. When you bite into it, you’ll be soaked in the pork soup. Eat it with a little bit of sour and spicy sauce, it's a perfect match. 📌 Summary of the deliciousness of this shop ✔️ Big bowl of ramen, rich soup, can adjust the taste ✔️ Soft and chewy noodles, absorb the soup very well ✔️ Delicious gyoza, crispy outside, soft inside, full of filling ✔️ Cute atmosphere, super cute Chiikawa character 📍 Location: The shop is in Shibuya PARCO (B1, CHAOS KITCHEN) ⏰ Opening-closing time: 11:00 - 22:00 (last order 21:20) 💡 Tip: You should make a reservation in advance via LivePocket-Ticket because the shop is very popular! Anyone who is a ramen lover or wants to try delicious gyoza must try it at least once!

#getgoing2025 Flipper's Shibuya Flipper's in Shibuya is a must for pancake lovers! Their fluffy, melt-in-your-mouth pancakes are truly delicious. From classic toppings to unique items, there is something on the menu for everyone. My favorite is topped with a generous amount of strawberries. The café's bright and cozy atmosphere makes it the perfect place to relax and enjoy a meal. If you are ever in Shibuya, don't miss out on these amazing pancakes! 🏖️BAmbiance/Facilities: Flipper's Shibuya 📍Address: 〒150-0041 Tokyo, Shibuya, Jinnan, 1 Chome−15−5, Jinnan Plaza Bldg., 1F 💞Reasons to Recommend: Delicious sweets ⋆ ・⋆ ・⋆ ・⋆ ・⋆ #trip #travel #traveling #Tokyo #cafe #chill

HYOZAEMON Shibuya Sky 📍ที่อยู่: ญี่ปุ่น 〒150-6145 Tokyo, Shibuya, 2 Chome−24−12 14階・45階・46階・屋上 https://maps.app.goo.gl/HpB1mBGpGXp68MT88?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy หากมีแพลนขึ้นมาชมวิวที่ตึกชิบุย่า สกาย ระหว่างที่รอ จะมีโซนร้านขายของที่ระลึก หรือ ร้านขายของฝาก และใครที่กำลังมองหาของฝากเพื่อคนที่คุณรักอยู่ จะมีร้านขายตะเกียบ ที่สามารถสลักชื่อลงไปในตะเกียบได้ ถือว่าเป็นของฝากที่ดี มีคุณค่าสำหรับผู้ให้และผู้รับแน่นอน #tripพาบินขอพรปีใหม่

How to spend your winter vacation in Japan? This super useful 7-day itinerary will help you explore Japan with ease. Save it now! -- 🗺️Itinerary: Day 1: Shinjuku - Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden - Shinjuku Mitsui Building Explore the bustling streets of Shinjuku, stroll through the lush Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden, and then head to the top of the Shinjuku Mitsui Building for a panoramic view of the city. Day 2: Ueno Park - Hanazono Inari Shrine - Senso-ji - Tokyo Skytree Enjoy the tranquility of nature in Ueno Park, visit the mysterious Hanazono Inari Shrine, then head to the historic Senso-ji to pray for good fortune, and finally ascend the Tokyo Skytree for a stunning view of Tokyo. Day 3: Mount Fuji - Mount Fuji 5th Station - Lake Kawaguchi - Oshino Hakkai Conquer the summit of Mount Fuji, Japan's highest peak, admire the magnificent scenery at the 5th Station, visit the picturesque Lake Kawaguchi, and explore the unique Oshino Hakkai. Day 4: Tokyo Disneyland - Tokyo DisneySea Immerse yourself in the magical world of Tokyo Disneyland and enjoy a day of fun, then head to Tokyo DisneySea to experience the unique charm of this theme park. Day 5: Harajuku - Yoyogi Park - Gotokuji Temple - Shibuya - Ebisu - Yurakucho Start your day in the trendy Harajuku, stroll through the lush Yoyogi Park, visit the historic Gotokuji Temple to pray for good fortune, explore the bustling streets of Shibuya and Ebisu, and finally arrive at the vibrant Yurakucho. Day 6: Odaiba Seaside Park - Museum of Maritime Science - Ginza Feel the sea breeze at Odaiba Seaside Park, visit the futuristic Museum of Maritime Science, and then head to the bustling shopping district of Ginza for some retail therapy. Day 7: Konica Minolta Planetarium Manten - Shinjuku Gaze at the stars and marvel at the mysteries of the universe at the Konica Minolta Planetarium Manten, and finally return to Shinjuku to conclude your wonderful trip to Japan.🌟 -- Travel Essentials: 🧳Don't forget to bring these items for your trip to Japan! 📞 SIM card, plug adapter: Stay connected and charge your devices with ease. 🪪 ID, visa: Essential for international travel, don't forget them. 👔 Clothing: If you're visiting Japan in January, remember to bring a warm coat and comfortable shoes. Prepare these items for a smoother trip to Japan!🌟 -- Your trip to Japan starts here! Bring this guide with you to make your journey even more exciting, and set off to discover the unknown surprises that await you!

A must-visit place in Tokyo is Shibuya! Starting from the Hachiko Statue in Shibuya, it's a great place to explore the streets and alleys, enjoy the food, and take photos capturing the Japanese vibe! It's a bustling area and the heart of Tokyo, making it a popular spot! ✅Shibuya Ward 渋谷区 Hachiko Statue 忠犬ハチ公像 📍2 Chome-1 Dogenzaka, Shibuya City, Tokyo 150-0043 Japan

#photolocation Cinta Jawa Cafe in Shibuya, Tokyo, offers authentic Indonesian cuisine, with popular dishes like nasi goreng, nasi ayam penyet, bakso, soto ayam. The food is flavorful and reminiscent of true Indonesian home cooking, providing a taste of Indonesia in Tokyo. Prices are reasonable, with meals typically ranging from ¥1,000 to ¥2,000. Though the cafe has a cozy laid back atmosphere, it gets really busy during peak hours ! Overall, it's a great spot for those craving Indonesian food in the city. Rating : 5 🌟 Business Hours : 11am - 10pm Location : In a building, 4th Floor. Tucked along the small lanes behind the flagship Muji Store. 📍 Cinta Jawa Cafe Shibuya, Kokusai Building A, 4F, 13-16 Udagawacho, Shibuya City, Tokyo 150-0042, Japan. #100waysoftravel #myhiddengems #halalcafe #japan

Shibuya in Tokyo is well-known, with numerous eateries and shopping malls, making it easy to find a place to fill your stomach. However, for high-quality dining, I only choose Shikan. It's about a 10-minute walk from Shibuya Station, and you might not even notice it standing in front of the store because it's hidden in the basement. This is my third time dining at this restaurant, and I particularly appreciate their set menu, which comes in different price ranges and uses seasonal ingredients. This time, I ordered their highest-priced menu, and every dish from the appetizers, sushi, fried items, wagyu beef, baked rice, to the dessert, left us in awe.

I went to Kanto alone at the end of March, which symbolically put an end to a certain stage. . Spring has not yet fully arrived, and the cold air has reddened the tips of people's noses and the unopened cherry blossom buds. The blue of the Kanagawa Sea still has the awe of winter, and the waves are aggressive, painting a realistic version of the Kamakura coastline. Kanagawa Okinawa, Mount Fuji is silent in the clouds and mist in the distance, and the top of the snow prints a warm yellow color in the sun... Atami's fireworks light up the lake in people's eyes amidst the continuous loud noises. If life It would be great if the loud noises in the music were only accompanied by happy heart palpitations... . In addition to the natural landscape around Tokyo, the city’s classic sightseeing spots such as Tokyo Tower, Sensoji Temple, Tokyo National Museum, National Museum of Western Art, and Shibuya are also very interesting. However, almost every day, I get lost in Tokyo’s complicated rail transit. It’s easy to find your station among the colorful route instructions, but as you sit, you find that the operating route has changed... When going to surrounding attractions such as Mount Fuji, Kamakura, and Atami, if you accidentally miss a certain section of public transportation planned on the map, It will not be able to connect to the next section of transportation originally planned, which will delay a lot of time... . Trip.com's overseas car tours can completely avoid the inconveniences caused by complicated public transportation, and have many other advantages over completely independent travel and group tours~ -The driver is also a tour guide and translator to assist in travel, so you no longer have to worry about the language barrier -The chartered car itinerary is flexible, which not only saves transportation time, but also allows you to gain an in-depth understanding of the local features you are interested in. -It is safe to store your luggage and personal belongings in the car, so you can travel easily -No need to worry about the time and operating scope restrictions of public transportation when traveling to niche travel destinations . 6 days and 5 nights itinerary: day1 Shenzhen-Hong Kong-Tokyo day2 Kamakura 1-day tour + Atami Fireworks Festival: Komachi-dori-Shichirigahama (if the weather is good, you can see Mount Fuji)-Kamakura High School (Slam Dunk check-in place)-Enoshima-Atami (Fireworks Festival) day3 in Tokyo: Sensoji Temple-National Museum of Western Art-Azabutai hills/kaledo tower check in Tokyo Tower day4 Odawara City door to the sea-Minami Ashigara City cherry blossom viewing day5 Tokyo National Museum-Akihabara-Shibuya-Shinjuku city walk day6 Tokyo-Hong Kong-Shenzhen Tokyo·Japan

#JapanTravel JapanTravel Japan is a cheap brand. You should go shopping at this brand. Danton💛 ##TokyoShopping #JapanShopping ##TokyoDanton DANTON TOKYO | Danton Tokyo 📍Location Japan 〒150-0001 Tokyo, Shibuya City, Jingumae, 6 Chome−12−17 ダイヤモンドビル 1F 🕖Hours Every day 11:00 AM - 8:00 PM 💟 There were various products such as dangarati, fleece, lightweight padding, hats, cardigans, jackets, etc. 💟Most Shibuya stores close at 7 or 8 PM, so Please refer to the times 💟It may vary depending on the work, but when I visited, there was a Korean employee, so I was able to shop very comfortably! 💟Just the hat is 30,000 won cheaper than in Korea 💟If you purchase over 5,500 yen, you can get tax exemption Please come to the Tokyo shopping booth with reference👊👊

Tokyo’s skyline is a breathtaking mix of towering skyscrapers and ancient temples, creating a mesmerizing blend of modernity and tradition. Standing in Shibuya Crossing, surrounded by neon lights and endless energy, was unforgettable. From the serene views of Tokyo Tower to the bustling streets of Shinjuku, every corner offers a new perspective of this dynamic city. Tokyo truly never sleeps! #cityscape

Tokyo blew me away! One moment I was lost in the peaceful serenity of Meiji Shrine, the next I was surrounded by neon lights in Shibuya’s buzzing streets. From savoring sushi at Tsukiji Market to catching panoramic views at Tokyo Skytree, every day was an adventure. Strolling through Harajuku’s quirky fashion lanes and finding hidden gems in Asakusa made this trip unforgettable. Tokyo truly is a city of contrasts, where ancient traditions blend seamlessly with futuristic vibes. Can’t wait to go back! #TokyoDreams #SushiAndSkyscrapers #TraditionMeetsTech #VibrantTokyo

Strolling through the streets and alleys of Tokyo, one can feel the unique rhythm of this city. From the bustling Shibuya and Shinjuku to the historically rich Asakusa and Ueno, every step is filled with surprises. Along the way, you can savor authentic Japanese cuisine and experience the warmth and politeness of the Japanese people. On a Tokyo City Walk, you not only get to witness the city's vibrancy and fashion but also delve deep into Japan's cultural essence. Walking through Tokyo's streets, you embark on a journey of discovery, sensation, and enjoyment, understanding this enchanting city step by step.

I visited **Tokyo**, and it was an exciting experience. 🌆 The city beautifully combines modernity and tradition. 🏙️ Walking through the streets of Shinjuku and Shibuya was fun, and I enjoyed the various shops and restaurants. 🍣 Don't miss visiting the Senso-ji Temple in Asakusa; it's a wonderful historical site. 🏯 Shopping in areas like Shibuya and Harajuku was a great experience in itself. 🛍️ The stay was made unforgettable by the authentic Japanese hospitality. 🌸

Upon arriving in Shibuya, first head to the famous crossing to feel the bustling energy of Tokyo. Next, visit the Shibuya 109 building to experience the latest fashion trends. Then, head to Shibuya PARCO to discover unique designs and artworks. Finally, enjoy delicious Japanese cuisine at a café or restaurant in Shibuya and soak in the nightlife of Tokyo. The entire tour takes about 2-3 hours.

Shibuya might be one of the most iconic places to visit in Tokyo. Save this guide for your next visit to Japan! 🇯🇵 📍 Shibuya Scramble Square, also known as Shibuya Crossing. The iconic massive street crossing, is so crazy to see in real life. It’s right outside Shibuya Station so you can’t miss it! Remember to check it out at night to see all the lights too! 📍 Shibuya Hikarie Sky Lobby ~ there are many options to see Shibuya crossing from above, but some require tickets, reservations or queueing. Avoid all of this by going to the 11th floor Sky Lobby! It’s a bit further away from Magnet or the Starbucks, but it gives an amazing view. 📍 Nintendo Flagship Store at Parco. In fact, there are so many cool stores at Parco. Nintendo just happens to be extra special and has so much incredible merchandise! 📍 Hachiko Statue ~ honouring the most loyal dog in Japan, who waited for his owner to come back for nine years. It can get pretty crowded here and people will line up for a photo. 📍 Miyashita Park was previously a public park but has been transformed into a three storey mall with vibey shops, restaurants and cafes. On the rooftop you can find a starbucks and skate park. It’s a nice place to hang out! #shibuya #tokyo #tokyotrip #japan #japantrip #mytravelhacks #historicallandmarks #localguides #familytrip #citydaytours

#tokyotrip #summervacation #japan #trip #holiday #tokyo "I recently returned from a 10-day trip to Tokyo, and I'm still reeling from the experience. From the moment I arrived, I knew I was in for a treat. The city's neon-lit streets, bustling markets, and ancient temples made me feel like I was in a different world. My trip began with a flight from Singapore to Narita International Airport, which cost me around $400. After arriving, I took a train to my hotel in Shinjuku, which cost around $20. For the next few days, I explored the city using the efficient public transportation system, which cost around $2 per ride. Here are some of the top places I visited: - Tokyo Skytree: $20 entrance fee - Meiji Shrine: free entrance, but donations welcome - Tsukiji Fish Market: free entrance, but sushi-making experience cost $50 - Asakusa Temple: free entrance, but Nakamise shopping street was a must-visit - Akihabara: free entrance, but electronic shops and anime culture were a must-experience - Shibuya Crossing: free entrance, but people-watching was priceless I also took a day trip to Nikko, which cost around $100 for a return train ticket. The food in Tokyo was incredible, and I had some of the best meals of my life. A sushi dinner at a high-end restaurant cost around $50, while a ramen lunch at a local shop cost around $10. Here's a breakdown of my expenses: - Flights: $400 - Train fare: $100 - Accommodation (7 nights): $800 - Food and drink: $500 - Transportation (subways, etc.): $50 - Activities and entrance fees: $200 - Total: $2,050 I would highly recommend Tokyo to anyone looking for a unique blend of tradition and modernity. The city has something for everyone, and I can't wait to go back." #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.

I spent 6 weeks travelling Japan and here are my highlights from Tokyo! Save this guide for your next trip 🇯🇵 📍 Shibuya ~ an iconic area with the infamous Shibuya crossing. With huge billboards, neon lights and so many shops, it’s a must-see area to explore. 📍 Tokyo DisneySea ~ often overlooked by Disneyland, this park is actually favoured by people worldwide. Maybe it’s the unique design of the lands, attractions and theming, but it definitely has a fun twist to it! 📍 Senso-ji ~ one of the most popular shrines in Tokyo. Come here to feel a sense of tranquility, peace and tradition, away from the big city. 📍 TeamLab Planets ~ a one of a kind sensory experience. It’s an art lights exhibition that’s fully immersive, you even take your shoes off and walk around barefoot! #mytravelhacks #historicallandmarks #localguides #familytrip #tokyo #tokyotrip #japan #japantrip

#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.

#JapanTravel Day 1️⃣ Narita Airport ➡️ Hotel Check-in ➡️ Shibuya Scramble Crossing ➡️ Shibuya Sky ➡️ Hotel ☑️ I took the Skyliner from Narita Airport to downtown Tokyo. ☑️ I used the Edmont Hotel at Iidabashi Station. It's close to Tokyo Dome, so I recommend it to those who are going to see a show. There are convenience stores and drugstores nearby! Day 2️⃣ Hotel ➡️ Tokyo Disneyland or DisneySea ➡️ Hotel ☑️ I went to Disneyland, but I've been going to DisneySea a lot lately since it's newly opened. ☑️ Tokyo Disneyland is expensive, so you have to play all day! In my experience, playing all day from opening to closing isn't enough. 3️⃣Day Hotel ➡️ Shinjuku street tour ➡️ Hankyu Department Store ➡️ Narita Airport ☑️ The last day was decided as a shopping day, and I went shopping! Isn't Japan a country of shopping? I only went for 3 days due to time constraints, but Tokyo is so big that I think I should go again later.

🔖Pungum Utada @Shibuya ──────────────────── ◎Soy Sauce Gejang and Sundubu Jjigae Bapsan ¥3,509 ◎Jukkumi Bibimbap and Seolleong Tang Bapsan ¥2,189 ◎Perrier Blue Bonbon ¥759 ◎Perrier Kiwi Korean Pear ¥759 ──────────────────── ＼ Soy Sauce Gejang Lunch is the best🦀❤️🔥 ／ If you want to eat Korean lunch in Shibuya, this is the place☝🏻 The deciding factor is that they have my favorite "Ganjang Gejang"🦀✨ Not only is it attractive because it looks great and has a luxurious space, but the quality of the food is also better than expected🫨💞 Even if you eat Ganjang Gejang in Korea, it costs about ¥4,000, so being able to eat it at this price in Japan and being this delicious is quite attractive···🫠❤️🔥 The octopus in the Jukmi Bibimbap lunch was also big, which surprised me! 🐙 The octopus had a firm and plump texture that you don't see in lunch quality at this price range, and I was excited⤴️ The Utagawa store isn't that crowded, and it's surprisingly easy to get to, so I recommend it〜〜!! 💡 ──────────────────── 📍Pungum Udagawa 👤 @pungumu.udagawa 🕐11:00-23:00 (L.O. 22:30) 🗓Open everyday 🚃3-minute walk from Shibuya Station A3b exit ──────────────────── #Pungum Udagawa #Pungum #Shibuya gourmet #Shibuya lunch #Shibuya dinner #Shibuya Korean food #Shibuya #shibuya #Tokyo gourmet #Tokyo lunch #Tokyo dinner #Tokyo Korean food #Korean food #Soy sauce gejang #Jukmi #Korean lunch #foodphotography#Gourmet guide#trip#Relaxation#Gourmet trip#Japanese gourmet food

Shibuya Sky, the observation deck located in the bustling area of Tokyo, offers countless visitors an excellent spot to overlook the entire city. Standing here, you can feel the pulse and vitality of this city. The first rays of the morning sun illuminate Tokyo, and the evening glow drapes the city in a golden coat. It is said that on clear days, you can even gaze at the mysterious and distant Mount Fuji. From Shibuya Sky, the silhouette of Mount Fuji is exceptionally clear against the skyline, inspiring awe. Such scenery not only attracts photography enthusiasts but also becomes a sacred place for many artistic youths in search of inspiration. Whether it's the blue sky and white clouds of the daytime or the brilliant starry sky at night, Shibuya Sky provides each visitor with different beautiful views and unique experiences.

Sakura season 🌸 also known as cherry blossom season, is a magical time in Japan, especially in Tokyo. 📍Shibuya's Meiji Street pulsates with energy and vitality. Lined with trendy boutiques, cafes, and vibrant street art, this bustling thoroughfare is a favorite haunt for both locals and tourists alike. Yet, amidst the hustle and bustle, the cherry blossoms cast a spell of tranquility over the bustling street. Beautiful pink blossoms line the streets on both sides that looks so magical against the backdrop of the city's iconic landmarks. Walk up to the pedestrian bridge and get a close up shot with the cherry blossom. #cherryblossom2024 #tokyo #sakura #japan #dotzsoh #cherryblossomtokyo #shibuya

🌸Shibuya Sakura Tunnel in the heart of Tokyo is incredibly magnificent🇯🇵 🌸"Sakuragaokacho" or "Sakura Street" is a popular cherry blossom viewing spot. Let me tell you, this place is just as beautiful as anywhere else in the suburbs. More than 50 cherry trees line both sides of the road, with their stems bent down to form a sweet pink tunnel. Let me tell you, it's so awesome. It's so beautiful to take pictures. 🌸It's beautiful during the day, and romantic at night because they have decorative lights. The atmosphere is super nice. Many tourists from all over the world come to take pictures here. 🌸We went in the morning around 8am, so there weren't many people. It was easy to take pictures. But if you go later, I tell you, it's very crowded. Be prepared. When we went, the cherry blossoms were in full bloom. The petals were flying along the walkway. It felt like we were in a Japanese series. It was so beautiful. If you're in Japan right now, don't miss it! Or if you want to see the decorative lights You can also go at night, it's just as beautiful. 📸Photo taken on April 6, 2024 🚅Getting there: Take the Yamanote, Saikyo, Shonan-Shinjuku or Keio Inokashira Lines and get off at Shibuya Station, then walk for just 4 minutes. It's so easy! 📍Coordinates: https://maps.app.goo.gl/3fcSpUe2kA8CHcXs5 #Sakura2024 #Shibuya #CherryBlossom #Japan #TravelJapan #SakuraStreet #Shibuya #Japan #ReviewJapan #TravelJapanByYourself #Tokyo

The nights in Tokyo are always irresistible. Walking on the bustling streets, each street lamp seems to be telling an unfinished story. The neon lights on the side of the street flicker with charming light, as if leading you into another dreamy world. From Shinjuku to Shibuya, every corner is filled with different colors and vitality. Whether it's the towering skyscrapers or the quaint izakayas, they all shine with their own light under the night sky. Everyone who passes by could become the protagonist in your story. Pick up your camera and capture these moments. The nights in Tokyo always have endless possibilities waiting for you to discover. Let these beautiful moments become the most precious memories of your journey. Whether you are a solitary traveler or with friends, the nights in Tokyo have different experiences waiting for you to explore. Let the lights of this city guide you, to discover a different self.