2025 Tokyo Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in June)

🍦 Omotesando emotional gelato & waffle restaurant, PARIYA AOYAMA 📍 3-chōme-12-14 Jingūmae, Shibuya City, Tokyo 150-0001 Japan 🕒 Business hours: 11:30 ~ 20:30 💳 Card payment accepted / No holidays 💰 Gelato 550~660 yen / Waffle (takeaway) 432 yen / Set 1,210 yen --- Located on Tokyo's Omotesando Street, PARIYA AOYAMA is a emotional dessert cafe famous among locals. From the clean entrance to the interior, the interior is also a part of the emotional space. ✔ Matcha waffle is a harmony of subtle bitterness and crunchy texture! ✔ Pistachio gelato is a perfect choice with a rich taste! ✔ Hojicha gelato has a good balance of fragrant tea flavor and sweetness. The neat and luxurious desserts stand out, and the waffle and gelato set was a particularly satisfying combination. --- ✅ Summary in three lines 1) Omotesando emotional dessert cafe, a spot recommended by locals 2) The waffle + gelato set satisfies both taste and visual 3) The neat interior and luxurious dessert combination are impressive --- #Overseas travel #PARIYAAOYAMA #Omotesando cafe #Tokyo dessert restaurant #Gelato cafe #Tokyo waffle #Emotional cafe #Japanese dessert tour #Tokyo cafe recommendation #Trip.com recommended cafe #Pistachio gelato #Hojicha gelato

📍 Torishin (鳥新) 🗺️ Address: 4-chōme-18-8 Shinbashi, Minato City, Tokyo 105-0004 Japan 🕙 Business hours: 17:00 ~ 23:00 ❌ Closed: Every Saturday and Sunday 💳 Card payment accepted 💰 Price: Yakitori set approx. ¥3,000 (based on local recommendations) --- ✅ Summary in three lines ✔️ A real 'local yakitori restaurant' where Japanese office workers have company dinners ✔️ Excellent yakitori that suits Korean tastes ✔️ A perfect finishing course with chicken porridge and suimono, and a great atmosphere for service! --- If you're looking for authentic local yakitori in Shinbashi, Tokyo, not in Fukuoka or Osaka, I highly recommend Torisin! I went there with high expectations because the local branch staff took me there for a company dinner, but the taste and atmosphere were better than I expected. This place welcomes you with a Japanese sign and lighting from the entrance, and the interior is also full of local atmosphere with tatami interior. The chicken sashimi that comes as a basic side dish felt fresh, and the bonito pickled onions, grilled chicken balls, grilled salted chicken, and chicken + green onion skewers were all not spicy but went very well with alcohol. **Sweet potato shochu 'Murasaki no Sekitoba'** enjoyed in a highball style, and it was a fantastic match with light side dishes! Personally, I was really impressed by the yuzu kosho served with the charcoal-grilled chicken leg meat, and the **suimono (chicken broth)** and chicken porridge served as the finishing touches were the best finishers, completely relieving the stomach ✔️Local office worker atmosphere, ✔️Good value for money drinking snacks, ✔️Refined Japanese style composition If you are looking for these three things, I strongly recommend 'Torishin' in Tokyo Shinbashi! #Tokyo travel #Tokyo yakitori restaurant #Japanese local restaurant #Shinbashi sashimi restaurant #Torishin #Trip.com restaurant review #Japanese chicken skewer restaurant #Chicken porridge restaurant #Tokyo bar recommendation #Japan travel recommended restaurant

Osaka is one of Japan's top travel destinations, second only to Tokyo. This trip is a relaxed one, as we have several days to explore, including a day trip to Kyoto. If you're planning a trip to Osaka, don't forget to like and share this post to save it for later! Day 1: Arrive in Osaka 📍 Kuromon Market: The first stop is Kuromon Market, a bustling seafood market with a wide variety of food options, including fresh sushi, sashimi, crab, grilled meats, and desserts. Try sampling small portions from different stalls. Note that many stalls don’t have seating, so you might need to eat nearby—walking while eating is not recommended. 📍 Namba Yasaka Shrine: A sacred site in Osaka where visitors come to pray and seek blessings. It’s about a 20-minute walk from Kuromon Market. The shrine is popular for its unique architecture and offers fortune-telling and amulets for purchase. 📍 Shinsaibashi: A lively shopping street filled with restaurants and stores. 🏨 Accommodation: Shinsaibashi Grand Osaka Hotel, located just a 5-minute walk from Shinsaibashi. The rooms are medium-sized, with space for luggage, and daily cleaning service is provided. 💰 Average cost per person: 1000฿/night Day 2: Kyoto Day Trip (40-minute train ride) 📍 Kyoto Nishiki Market: Start your day at Nishiki Market, a famous food market in Kyoto. If you’re a Snoopy fan, don’t miss Snoopy Osha, which offers adorable Snoopy-themed desserts and merchandise. 📍 Kiyomizu-dera Temple: Take a bus to the iconic Kiyomizu-dera Temple. The walk up takes about 20 minutes, with plenty of shops along the way, including Snoopy Chocolate and Sumikkogurashi. The temple offers stunning views and sells amulets. April is a busy time with both tourists and locals. 📍 Ninenzaka Street: After visiting the temple, stroll down Ninenzaka Street, a charming area with shops and eateries. It’s less crowded than the path leading up to the temple and offers views of Hokan-ji Temple. 📍 Kyoto Bridge: Before heading back, enjoy a relaxing evening by the Kamo River at Kyoto Bridge, where locals often sit by the riverside. Day 3: Osaka Castle - Hep Five - Tsutenkaku - Dotombori 📍 Osaka Castle: A must-visit landmark in Osaka. Inside, you’ll find historical exhibits and samurai armor. The top floor offers panoramic views. 📍 Hep Five: A large shopping mall with a Ferris wheel on top. It’s a great spot for shopping, with stores like Kiddyland, Uniqlo, and Nike. 📍 Tsutenkaku: A famous street with the Tsutenkaku Tower and various restaurants, perfect for dinner. Day 4: 📍 Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan: Spend your morning at Kaiyukan Aquarium, home to adorable penguins, dolphins, and the highlight—whale sharks. The 360-degree viewing experience is mesmerizing. 📍 Half-day Universal Studio: In the afternoon, visit Universal Studios Japan. Explore themed areas featuring Minions, Harry Potter, Spider-Man, and Snoopy. Spend the evening enjoying the park until closing time. Day 5: Full-day Universal Studio - Enjoy a full day at Universal Studios with Express Passes for four rides, saving time on long queues. Don’t miss the Mario Zone and Harry Potter World, which feels like stepping into a magical realm. A separate post will cover Universal Studios in detail. Day 6: Shopping Day - Shinsaibashi & Namba Park 📍 Kushikatsudaruma: Try skewered fried dishes at this iconic restaurant. The Iberico pork is a must-try. - Queue for Ichiran Ramen, though the taste may vary by branch. Don’t miss the new beef soup option. - Visit Namba Park, which features a rooftop garden with stunning evening views. Shops like Tower Records and Loft are also located here. Day 7: Rinku Town - Airport 📍 Rinku Outlet/Marble Beach: After checking out of the hotel, store your luggage at the airport and explore Rinku Outlet, which offers branded goods at great prices. Marble Beach is also nearby for a relaxing stroll before your flight.

Introducing popular shops and those not yet in Japan! 👚 SINOON / Apgujeong 🫧 GRANHAND / Anguk 👜 STAND OIL / Seongsu 🕶️ MUUT / Seongsu 👟 STAND OIL SHOES SHOP / Seongsu 🕶️ BLUE ELEPHANT / Seongsu 👚 Marithe François Girbaud / Seongsu 🫧 GRANHAND / Jongno 💊 Gangnam Square / Gangnam The highly popular Korean brand 【GRANHAND】 is not yet available in Japan, making it a must-get item during your trip to Korea! They offer a wide range of products, including perfumes, hand creams, and sachets. Plus, you can even personalize items with your name, making them perfect for souvenirs✨ Their prices are affordable, making them great for both personal use and gifts for friends◎. The Jongno store is spacious and has Japanese-speaking staff, so it’s highly recommended ( ̳- ·̫ - ̳ˆ )◞❤︎. The trending eyewear shop 【MUUT】 is another must-visit! Not many Japanese people have gotten their hands on these yet... With prices starting from around 4,000 yen, they’re easy to purchase! Additional tip! Olive Young is the place to shop during sales! I managed to grab beauty serums and creams that are only available at pharmacies☆彡

Shin-Okubo, known as an international town, is also famous for its Vietnamese cuisine. I found a delicious Vietnamese restaurant and would like to introduce it to you this time! ⭐️ Vietnam-chan This Vietnamese restaurant was recommended by my Vietnamese friend, who said it's popular among Vietnamese people for its authentic flavors! On this day, I ordered various dishes like fresh spring rolls, fried spring rolls, and banh xeo, and ate to my heart's content. Indeed, everything was delicious! The quality was comparable to what you'd find in Vietnam, and I was especially satisfied with the spring rolls. Although the filling in the banh xeo was a bit sparse, it was crispy, large, and undeniably authentic in taste. The pho bo soup was rich and adjusted to be palatable for Japanese tastes✨ If you love Vietnamese food, you should definitely check it out! 📍Location: 1-19-17 Hyakunincho, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 169-0073

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During my trip to Tokyo, I stayed at the Tokyo Imperial Hotel and had an amazing experience. Located in Ginza, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, this historic five-star hotel has been in operation since 1890. The lobby is elegantly decorated, creating a sophisticated atmosphere. Each elevator features budding roses, adding a touch of charm. The staff provides attentive service, and the concierge team is both friendly and professional, efficiently assisting guests with check-in and luggage handling. The guest rooms are well-equipped. While some of the decor shows its age, everything is well-maintained. The bedding is comfortable, the slippers are thick, and the minibar is well-stocked. The bathroom is practical with a single basin and a bathtub equipped with a quick-fill system, perfect for relaxing baths. The hotel boasts a prime location, right next to Hibiya Station and not far from Tokyo Station, making it convenient for travel. The surrounding area offers a variety of dining options, and the hotel itself has five restaurants serving English, American, and Japanese cuisine. I booked a month in advance, and the price was half or even one-third of what you'd pay at Toranomon Edition or Tokyo Ritz-Carlton, making it an excellent value. If you don't mind the "retro-style" decor, this hotel is definitely worth considering.

A new Ghibli exhibition has started at Terada Warehouse! Packed with more content, fun, and surprises than expected, time just flew by! 📍 Terada Warehouse B&C Hall ← Easy to mix up! Here are some tips: ● Recommended duration: 2 hours! ● No lockers available (suggest using nearby facilities) ● Advance reservation required The venue is slightly larger than the previous Ghibli exhibition held at the same location, making it even more impressive! Details: 【1】Studio Ghibli's History (text and panels) Most of this area is no-photography, including the 3D display of "Princess Mononoke." However, this might vary depending on the staff's instructions on the day. Be sure to follow their guidance to avoid any issues, as some people mistakenly upload prohibited photos to social media or attend under press privileges. 【2】3D Displays Each display is marked with either "Photography OK" or "No Photography," so be sure to check. The joy of capturing iconic scenes from your preferred angles and perspectives was a personal highlight of this exhibition! 【3】Three Photo Spots Similar to previous exhibitions, there are designated photo spots. Featured works include "From Up on Poppy Hill," "Whisper of the Heart," and "Kiki's Delivery Service." However, during my visit, these spots were open for free viewing, with visitors forming lines or gathering spontaneously. Whether you can capture the entire scene depends on the situation at the time! I visited on the fourth day after opening, during a weekday afternoon (around 3 PM). Tickets seemed to be selling out gradually, so early booking is recommended. With summer vacation approaching, expect crowds. \ Anticipated summer vacation rush // Despite tickets selling out, the venue wasn't overwhelmingly crowded. You could still find moments to take photos by waiting for the crowd to pass. However, as summer approaches... 【Photography Fun!】 I brought a zoom lens, which significantly enhanced the enjoyment of the 3D displays! I took so many photos that I couldn't share them all here, but I'll post more on other social media platforms. This Ghibli exhibition is enjoyable for both adults and children! Featuring works from older classics to newer releases (though fewer of the latter), it’s a great opportunity for engaging conversations like "What should we see next?" or "Do you know this one?" Personally, I found the stories about Ghibli's international ventures fascinating and learned more about the studio. 【About Luggage】 If you have large luggage like a carry-on, you'll need to store it nearby. While you might be able to bring it in, the venue has narrow spaces and stairs, so it's not recommended. For smaller items, there are lockers inside and outside Shin-Kiba Station. While there are plenty, they might fill up due to proximity to Tokyo Disneyland. If Shin-Kiba is full, try Maihama Station! It has many large lockers suitable for carry-ons, and you can almost certainly find space there. However, since it's about 30 minutes from the venue, plan your schedule accordingly. 【Recommendation】 If you plan to use the Rinkai Line more than twice, consider purchasing a one-day pass. There's a limited-edition design featuring the Ghibli exhibition! #EnjoyJapan #DomesticTravel #StudioGhibli #GhibliExhibition #Ghibli3DExhibition #TeradaWarehouse #ArtTour #RainyDaySpot #DateSpot

#EnjoyJapan This is chim, who is addicted to visiting public baths in Tokyo 🐈This time, I will introduce the public bath "Takarayu Natural Hot Spring - Nakano Wakamiya Onsen -" where you can enjoy natural hot springs!! The silky open-air bath has a great smell and is very relaxing 🍀*゜The microbubbles have a massage effect, and the cleansing effect also removes dirt from pores 😮´- And because it is a public bath, it is only 550 yen!! It is the best value for money 🤍 ✼••┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈••✼✼••┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈••✼ ➸Tips︎︎︎︎︎︎☑︎Natural hot springs, rare in public baths ︎︎︎︎︎︎☑︎Removable hose type shower, rare in public baths ︎︎︎︎︎︎☑︎Cute original goods ︎︎︎︎︎︎︎☑︎What!! The cold bath is also a natural hot spring ✼••┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈••✼✼••┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈••✼ ➸Prices・Adult 550 yen, 200 yen for adults, 100 yen for children aged 0 and over ・Sauna: 500 yen ✼••┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈••✼ ➸Recommended spot information📍Natural hot spring Takarayu - Nakano Wakamiya Onsen - ✤Address: 1-49-1 Wakamiya, Nakano-ku, Tokyo✤Access: Get off at Nogata Station on the Seibu Shinjuku Line▶︎6 minutes on foot✤Parking: Available 4 spaces✤Bicycle parking: available✤Cost: from 550 yen✤Opening hours: 13:00-24:00✤Closed: Mondays ✼••┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈••✼ #Tokyo public bath #public bath tour #Tokyo trip #public bath #hot spring #Takarayu

For those traveling to Tokyo, finding a cost-effective hotel is a must! This time, I discovered an amazing hotel that’s absolutely worth the money. Located in Chiyoda-ku, near Marunouchi and Nihonbashi, it’s right next to Wadakura Fountain Park. You can take a leisurely stroll to the Imperial Palace and Nijubashi Bridge, and after sightseeing, head straight to Ginza for some shopping 🛍️. The location is unbeatable! The rooms are spacious, comfortable, clean, and well-equipped with air conditioning, TV, coffee maker, and even a balcony offering stunning views of Tokyo. The breakfast is a delightful surprise, featuring Western, Japanese, and Continental dishes made with fresh and delicious ingredients 😋! If you’re looking to relax, the hotel offers a spa, indoor pool, and fitness center to help you unwind and recharge. While you’re in Tokyo, don’t miss out on must-try foods like Ichiran ramen, fresh sushi, and hidden gems from convenience stores! For transportation, using a Suica card is highly recommended 🚇. This hotel is a top pick—staying here will make your Tokyo trip unforgettable. Don’t wait, book now!

#Tokyo Value for money hotel Japanese hotels are always expensive and small? We found a treasure this time! Staying in Mitsui Garden Hotel Jingugaien Tokyo Premier for 5 consecutive days in Tokyo completely breaks the stereotype, so book it now! 🚇The transportation is super convenient! Right next to the National Stadium subway station, it's very close to Shinjuku and Shibuya. Opposite is the Tokyo National Stadium, which is a great place to check in! 🏠The room is over 20 square meters, which is considered very large in Tokyo! The decoration is just what I like, and it has an open-air balcony, two single sofas, a coffee table and everything else you need. Even the quilts and towels are replaced every day, it's so clean that I'll scream! ♨️There are separate hot springs for men and women on the 2nd floor. Don’t be afraid if you have tattoos, just ask the front desk for a tattoo cover sticker. After taking a bath, you can buy a drink or a bowl of instant noodles from the vending machine. It’s super comfortable! In short, the transportation is convenient, the rooms are large and clean, and there are hot springs, so the price-performance ratio is perfect! It's really worth staying here when you come to Tokyo, so hurry up and save it~ #日本旅行 #东京酒店推荐 #东京旅行 #东京住宿

the b hotel is a chain hotel brand under the Ishin Hotels Group in Japan, with locations in many places. I think it is a very cost-effective chain business hotel, offering reasonable prices with above-standard quality. 👍🏻 The hotel lobby provides free freshly brewed coffee, so you can enjoy a cup during breakfast or while waiting to check in ☕️. Additionally, from 3 PM to 7 PM, they offer complimentary snacks such as donuts, egg tarts, and mochi, with a different selection every day. There's even a scale nearby to weigh your luggage, which is quite thoughtful. The rooms are comfortable, with warm and elegant decor. The bathrooms are clean and feature separate wet and dry areas. The location is excellent, surrounded by well-known department stores.

This hidden gem in Tokyo, praised by "Monocle" as an "urban sanctuary," is designed by Suppose Design Office. From the moment you step in, you're greeted by walls of lush greenery and warm walnut lighting that instantly soothe the soul 🥹. It's a walking MUJI aesthetic space where every corner is Instagram-worthy! What I love most are the thoughtful details that add a sense of ritual! Guests are provided with complimentary bath essentials like sea salt, essential oils, and dried flower bath packs, leaving you enveloped in Aesop's geranium scent 🌿 after a relaxing soak. You'll also receive nel craft chocolate upon check-in, and their winter bath oil is a lifesaver for dry skin! Despite being only 15㎡, the rooms can fit 2-3 suitcases comfortably, and the service and cleanliness are impeccable. The American breakfast at the first-floor restaurant is just HK$105, and on weekends, you can enjoy a leisurely brunch at 8 AM 🍳. It's a 5-minute walk to Suitengu Shrine and an 8-minute walk to Hamacho Station, with convenient access to two subway lines and bus stops. A taxi ride to Tokyo Skytree takes only 5 minutes, and there's a 24-hour supermarket nearby. Next time you're in Tokyo, make this your go-to stay! Combining aesthetics and practicality, this hotel is perfect for those wanting to experience the refined Japanese travel lifestyle. Don't miss out, ladies! 💨

#TokyoCost-EffectiveHotel I stayed in a fairy hotel in Tokyo for a full seven nights and I must share it! The location is right at the East Exit of Gotanda Station on the Yamanote Line. You can see the hotel as soon as you exit the subway. It is a savior for travelers who are tired of shopping. The Yamanote Line Green Line is super convenient. It goes directly to Shinjuku, Shibuya, Ginza, and Asakusa. It is more cost-effective to use the JR Pass, and buying tickets at your own expense is also cheaper than ordinary subways. There are other lines to transfer to at the station, so you don’t have to worry about where you want to go! There is a supermarket and Matsumoto Kiyoshi nearby (few people and good shopping), Shinagawa Ginza is next door, and there is also a BBQ street, which makes it very convenient for late night snacks. The most important thing is that the average cost per person is only over 300 yuan! The CP value is soaring. The room is small but clean and comfortable. The waiter is friendly. I feel super healed when I come back here after playing every day. I really recommend this to girls who come to Tokyo for shopping and want to save time on transportation! Staying here, you can easily travel around Tokyo every day, and you can also save money on shopping 🛍️ I will definitely stay here again next time I come to Tokyo~ #日本旅游攻略 #Tokyo酒店推荐 #TokyoAccommodation #HighCPValueHotel #TokyoFreeTravel #JapanTravelNotes

Finding the perfect accommodation in Tokyo can be a headache! You want a prime location and a reasonable price, and the Royal Park Hotel Garden Tower exceeds all expectations! After staying here, it’s immediately on my must-return list. Highly recommend it to all my friends!! 💥 📍 Prime Location! Unbeatable Convenience Located in the heart of Tokyo, this is a dream for anyone who loves convenience! Within a 10-minute walk, you can shop on Ginza Avenue, explore Tsukiji Market, or stroll through Hamarikyu Gardens. You can easily hit all the must-visit spots in one day! 🚶♀️ Plus, subway and bus stations are nearby, so if you don’t feel like walking, just hop on public transport. It’s so convenient you’ll want to live here forever! 🛏️ Thoughtful Room Details! Ultimate Comfort The rooms are incredibly spacious, with no sense of confinement. The bathrooms even feature fully automated toilets, adding a high-tech touch 🚽! Highly recommend the corner tower view rooms, where the floor-to-ceiling windows offer breathtaking views that look like they’re straight out of a magazine 📸! If your budget allows, go for the deluxe tower view rooms or the premium rooms with breakfast included. Enjoying a lavish buffet breakfast on the 32nd floor while overlooking Tokyo’s skyline 🌅 is an experience of pure luxury! 🍽️ A Feast for the Senses: Food and Views Don’t miss the Stellar Garden Sky Lounge! Located on the 33rd floor, it offers panoramic views of Tokyo ✨. Whether you’re at the bar or a cozy table for two, you’ll have an up-close view of Tokyo Tower. This perspective is arguably the best in Tokyo! 🍸 Sip on cocktails while enjoying the night view—pure perfection. The hotel also boasts a state-of-the-art gym, so you can work out anytime 💪! In the evening, relax on the rooftop terrace, where the sparkling city lights set a romantic mood. Whether you’re unwinding alone or on a date, it’s the perfect spot. Book this amazing hotel before it gets too popular! I’m definitely staying here again on my next trip to Tokyo!

Sushi Yamato Kaihin-Makuhari Branch --- ✔️ Business Hours 📅 Weekdays: 11:30 AM ~ 9:30 PM 📅 Weekends: 11:30 AM ~ (Closing time may vary) 🕒 Break Time: 2:30 PM ~ 5:00 PM 📍 Address 〒261-0021 Chiba, Mihama Ward, Hibino, 1 Chome−8 Messe Amuse Mall 1F 💰 Signature Dish Assorted Sushi Set: ¥1,680 📅 Reservation Method Easy reservations available via Google Maps --- ✨Three Key Points 1) Located near Makuhari Messe, a conveyor belt sushi restaurant popular among office workers 2) Enjoy fresh assorted sushi set for ¥1,680, offering great quality for the price 3) Clean and well-maintained store with a traditional Japanese ambiance --- 🍱 Discovering a Gem During Business Trips: Sushi Yamato Kaihin-Makuhari Branch Makuhari Messe, located about 40–50 minutes from Tokyo, is a frequent destination for exhibitions and business trips. However, finding a good restaurant nearby can be challenging. For those in search of a great dining spot, Sushi Yamato Kaihin-Makuhari Branch is highly recommended. On the last day of my business trip, I treated myself to the most expensive item on the menu—the ¥1,680 assorted sushi set. --- 🪑 Exterior & Interior Atmosphere The exterior is simple yet charming, featuring the Yamato logo and a clean, traditional Japanese aesthetic. Inside, the seating is divided into counter seats and table seats, and the overall cleanliness and maintenance were impressive. --- 🍣 Assorted Sushi Set Review The presentation closely matched the menu images, and the freshness of the fish and the balance of the rice were excellent. The set also included warm miso soup, making it a satisfying meal. I paired the meal with Mitsuya Cider, which was a refreshing choice for a non-alcoholic drink during a business trip. 🍶🍋 --- 🚶 Recommended For 1) Visitors to Makuhari Messe looking for a dining spot 2) Travelers seeking a reasonably priced, authentic Japanese sushi restaurant 3) Office workers who prefer clean and quick conveyor belt sushi --- ✔ Overall Rating ✔ Well-rounded meal – A satisfying sushi set for ¥1,680 ✔ Clean atmosphere – Comfortable seating for solo diners ✔ High-quality taste – Fresh ingredients and balanced flavors ✔ Convenient location – Walking distance from Makuhari Messe ---

Looking to save on accommodation costs during your trip while still enjoying comfort? Here are three affordable yet comfortable hotels in Tokyo that are perfect for you! ⸻ ① Tokyu Stay Shinjuku Eastside (Shinjuku) 🚉 Conveniently located just a 2-minute walk from Higashi-Shinjuku Station! 🧼 All rooms come with a washer-dryer and mini kitchen, ideal for long stays. 🍳 Breakfast included, starting at 4,900 yen per night! A simple yet clean and comfortable hotel. ⸻ ② Hotel New Green Okachimachi (Ueno) 📍 Within walking distance to Ameyoko and Ueno Park. 🛁 Features a large public bath / 🍽️ Complimentary morning bread and coffee service. 🧳 Suitable for both business and leisure, priced around 4,500 yen per night. A quiet and relaxing space. ⸻ ③ Asakusa Hotel Hatago (Hatago) 🎎 Adorable Japanese-modern interior design. 👘 Free yukata rental available! Enjoy views of the Tokyo Skytree from the rooftop. 📸 Popular among international tourists, perfect for girls' trips or couples. Prices start around 5,000 yen per night. ⸻ These are all hotels I’ve personally stayed at and loved! "Affordable doesn’t mean uncomfortable!" If any of these hotels catch your eye, be sure to check them out!

Hey everyone, the Wonderful Nature Village in Akiruno City, Tokyo, is truly a dream destination for hydrangea enthusiasts! The park boasts 15,000 hydrangea plants in a variety of vibrant colors, including blue, purple, pink, and white, creating a stunning sea of blossoms. What's more, this place is incredibly pet-friendly, featuring a swimming pool for dogs and pet-friendly restaurants. You can bring your furry friends along without any worries. On some days, you might even encounter film crews shooting on-site—who knows, you might spot a celebrity! For transportation, you can get off at Musashi-Itsukaichi Station on the JR Itsukaichi Line and walk about 21 minutes to reach the park. However, driving is highly recommended. Plan a weekend trip to immerse yourself in the dazzling world of hydrangeas and enjoy a wonderful time!

#TokyoTrafficStrategy Every June, Tokyo is painted a dreamy blue and purple by the blooming hydrangeas. This seasonal romance is definitely not to be missed! The following is a detailed transportation guide for the three major hydrangea check-in spots to help you easily reach your dream garden. 🌸 Hakusan Shrine (Bunkyo Ward) As a favorite flower-viewing spot for Tokyo locals, the torii gates, stone steps and cascading sea of ​​flowers at Hakusan Shrine are like walking into a scene from a Hayao Miyazaki animation. Transportation: Take the Tokyo Metro Namboku Line to Tokyo Medical University Station, exit from Exit 1 and walk for about 5 minutes to the destination; or take the Toei Oedo Line to Ushigome Kagurazaka Station, transfer to a bus and get off at Hakusan Jinja-mae. It is recommended to go early in the morning on weekdays to avoid the crowds and capture the best light. 🌸 Hasedera Temple (Kamakura) Kamakura's ancient temples and hydrangea slopes complement each other. After checking in, you can also stroll along the seaside and experience the Enoden electric railway. Transportation: Take the JR Yokosuka Line from Tokyo Station to Kamakura Station, then take the Enoden Railway to Hase Station. It is an 8-minute walk from the station. Alternatively, take the Odakyu Romancecar from Shinjuku Station to Fujisawa Station and transfer to the Enoden Railway. 🌸 Meigetsu-in Temple (North Kamakura) Mingyueyuan is known as the "Hydrangea Temple" and its blue and purple flower wall are great photos in any shot. Transportation: Take the Enoden Railway from Kamakura Station to Kita-Kamakura Station, then walk for about 10 minutes. It is recommended to wear light-colored clothing such as white, beige, and blue, which will complement the sea of ​​flowers.

#May travel support fund Tokyo Shibuya Sky night view I made a reservation and went, but when there were a lot of people, they really let me in just at the time of my reservation. I went early before my reservation time just in case, but I waited for a long time. I don't think you need to go too early. I have a fear of heights, so I was a little scared, but it was really pretty when I saw it in person. I want to go with my family or friends. I liked that I could see the Shibuya Scramble well and the entire city of Tokyo. I sometimes saw a laser show, and the laser really went up through the sky, and it was so pretty. This is a place I definitely recommend to those who are going to Tokyo. #TokyoTravel #ShibuyaSky #ShibuyaScramble #PlacesToVisitInTokyo #TokyoTravelDestination

Kamakura is a small seaside town located just about an hour away from Tokyo, yet it feels like a completely different world! The atmosphere is relaxed, featuring famous temples, charming cafes, unique souvenir shops, and a beach perfect for a leisurely stroll by the sea. ✅ Must-visit highlights: • Kamakura Daibutsu (The Great Buddha) An iconic outdoor statue that is peaceful, beautiful, and a symbol of the city. • Hasedera Temple Known for its gardens and sea-view spots, offering an authentic Japanese vibe. • Komachi Street A lively street filled with food and shopping options for the young crowd! Enjoy roasted sweet potatoes, stuffed mochi, and authentic Japanese souvenirs. • Yuigahama Beach Relax by the shore and take stunning photos during sunset. ⸻ 🚆 How to get there from Tokyo: Starting points: Tokyo Station or Shinjuku Station 🔹 1. JR Yokosuka Line • From Tokyo Station → Kamakura Station • Travel time: ~1 hour • Fare: ≈ 940 yen • Direct line, no transfers needed 🔹 2. From Shinjuku: JR Shonan-Shinjuku Line • Take a train heading to "Zushi" or "Odawara" and get off at Kamakura • Travel time: ≈ 1 – 1.2 hours • Fare: similar to the above ⸻ 📝 Tips: • Wear earth-tone outfits for photos that match the city’s vibe 📸 • There are kimono rental shops available • Don’t miss trying Japanese roasted sweet potatoes and grilled red bean mochi – they’re absolutely delicious!

📍Tokyo Ginza, Shinbashi Station Breakfast Substitute Cost-effective Butadon Restaurant Buta Daigaku 豚大学 新橋校舎 --- ✔️ Business Hours 🕖 Weekdays: 07:00 ~ 21:45 🕚 Weekends: 11:00 ~ 20:15 📍 Address 〒105-0004 Tokyo, Minato City, Shinbashi, 2-chōme−16−1 ニュー新橋ビル 1F 💳 Payment ✔️ Cash / Card Payment Available --- ✨Summary in Three Lines 1) Near Ginza and Shinbashi Station, Butadon is good for a breakfast for 700 yen 2) Large portions and salty taste, full of local office worker vibes 3) Tachisaki-centered, quick to eat and leave System --- 🐷700 yen impression, Buta Daigaku Shinbashi branch If you are looking for a restaurant where you can have breakfast at a reasonable price between Tokyo Ginza and Shinbashi, I would definitely recommend Buta Daigaku. A place where you can fill your stomach this much for 700 yen, is not as common as you might think. --- 🪑 Interior atmosphere & seating structure Since local office workers stop by for a quick meal before work, all seats are tachi (counter seats). It is not spacious, but the turnover is fast and it is perfect for eating alone. It has a clean and comfortable atmosphere. --- 🍚 Generous portions, the highest satisfaction for one breakfast! I ordered Buta Don (700 yen) exclusively for breakfast. The pork on top of the rice is seasoned with a salty soy sauce base, making it perfect to eat with rice. The portion was generous, so I was able to start the day off strong. A set meal like this from the morning, if you're traveling in Japan, I definitely recommend it. --- 🚶 Recommended for these people 1) Those who want to experience a local breakfast instead of a hotel breakfast 2) Those who are looking for a place to eat breakfast near Ginza/Shimbashi Station 3) Those who want to eat alone without feeling burdened and want to eat quickly and move --- #ThailandFlightEvent #TokyoBreakfast #GinzaRestaurant #ShimbashiRestaurant #ButadonRestaurant #Butadaigaku #TokyoValueRestaurant #JapaneseSoloEatingRecommendation #700YenButadon #Trip.comReview #JapaneseLocalRestaurant #TokyoRestaurant #TokyoLocalRestaurant #Trip.comRecommendation

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✔️ Business Hours ⏰ 16:00 ~ 23:30 📍 Address 2-chōme-3-6 Shibakōen, Minato City, Tokyo 105-0011, Japan 💳 Payment ✔️ Tablet ordering available (supports Korean) ✔️ Card payment accepted --- ✨Three-line Summary Experience the authentic local izakaya atmosphere near Tokyo Tower. Convenient ordering system with a clean interior and Korean language support. Food tends to be salty, which may vary depending on personal taste. --- 🍢 A Local-style Tavern, MASUYA SHIBADAIMON During a late evening stroll near Tokyo Tower on my Tokyo trip, I discovered an izakaya frequented by local office workers. The entire building, from the 1st to the 3rd floor, is dedicated to MASUYA, making it quite spacious. Its location offers a slight view of Tokyo Tower, adding to the great ambiance. --- 🪑 Clean Interior and Convenient Ordering System The interior is well-maintained and clean. You can order using a tablet that supports Korean, making it worry-free even if you’re not fluent in Japanese. This system is truly a thoughtful touch for travelers. --- 🍢 Ordinary Menu, Salty Taste I ordered yakitori and oden. While the presentation was appealing, the overall seasoning was on the salty side. Those sensitive to saltiness might find it a bit overwhelming. It works well as a side dish for drinks but is less satisfying on its own. --- 🗼 Enjoy the Atmosphere with Tokyo Tower Nearby With its proximity to Tokyo Tower and authentic local vibe, this izakaya is worth a visit for the experience. Recommended for those who prioritize ambiance and cultural immersion over taste. ---

🔥 Tokyo! Shinjuku! A must-stay high-value hotel for multiple visits! Highly recommend the Tokyo Shinjuku Gyoen Hotel! 🛍️ Perfect for shopping and traveling, with spacious rooms and unbeatable value! Whether you're traveling solo or with friends, this hotel is ideal! 📍 The hotel boasts an excellent location! Just downstairs is Higashi-Shinjuku Station 🚇, a 10-minute walk to Isetan Department Store, and only 10 minutes to Shinjuku Gyoen. Plus, it's just a 15-minute walk to Kabukicho in Shinjuku, making it a paradise for shopping enthusiasts! 🏨 The rooms are considered spacious for Tokyo Shinjuku standards! You can easily open a 28-inch suitcase. The bathrooms feature separate wet and dry areas, and the toiletries are from POLA. Each room is equipped with a washing machine, microwave, and kitchenware! If you're staying alone, the single rooms without a kitchen are even more budget-friendly! 🍱 Nearby, you'll find Lawson, FamilyMart, and 7-Eleven convenience stores, along with plenty of snack shops, restaurants, and even McDonald's. The area is highly convenient for daily needs! 👩💼 The hotel staff provides excellent service, and the soundproofing is top-notch, ensuring a peaceful stay without disturbances!

From curated boutiques to home decor havens, these shops will keep you shopping all day long. 📍 Dover Street Market Ginza The pinnacle of curated shopping in Tokyo! Spanning 7 floors, it offers everything from luxury brands to niche labels and streetwear. Supreme, Stussy, and more—shop to your heart's content! 📍 H Beauty & Youth (Minami-Aoyama) Expanded and better than ever! This 3-floor space is packed with top-notch Japanese brands, featuring a wide range of in-house items and an impressive shoe collection. A must-visit for fans of Japanese fashion. 📍 1LDK The epitome of minimalist Japanese style! With two stores right across from each other, the aesthetic is Instagram-worthy. Their in-house items are understated yet stylish, perfect for effortless pairing. 📍 Super A Market A modest exterior hides a treasure trove! From clothing and perfumes to home goods, you'll find plenty of Margiela and Tom Wood pieces to splurge on. 📍 GR8 A streetwear paradise! Though small, the store is packed with eye-catching graffiti and distressed pieces. Their Balenciaga tees outshine the official boutiques, and Saint Michael is a must-buy. 📍 Nubian Similar in vibe to GR8—possibly the same owner? Another great spot for streetwear gems. After GR8, swing by here for more treasures. 📍 Studio Nicholson The only exclusive store in Asia! Beautifully designed with a stellar collection. Their pants have impeccable cuts, instantly elevating your style. A must-visit. 📍 Auralee One of Tokyo's hottest quality brands! The store is stunning, and while sizes sell out quickly, their cuts are perfect for Asians, exuding a minimalist and sophisticated vibe. 📍 Mid-Century Modern A dreamland for home decor enthusiasts! Every piece is a gem, and you'll want to take everything home. 📍 Artek A favorite home decor store! With a rich selection, and Palace located upstairs, it's super convenient to visit both. 💡 Tips: Other great stores like HW.Dog and Nanamica are worth checking out if you have time. Some stores are tucked away, so it's best to look up their addresses and opening hours in advance.

#Travel to save the world Muji Hotel Ginza is located in the heart of Ginza, Tokyo, just a 5-minute walk from Ginza Station or Yurakucho Station, making it very convenient for shopping and sightseeing in the city. The hotel features a simple Muji-style design, using recycled materials such as old Tokyo paving stones and shipwrecks to preserve the environment and reduce waste. There is also a running shirt rental service and a full range of recommendations for sightseeing in Ginza, making your stay truly comfortable and environmentally friendly.

#TravelEco Hotel 1899 Tokyo is located in Shimbashi, just a 10-minute walk from Shimbashi Station, providing easy access to Tokyo's main tourist attractions. The hotel's highlight is its blend of Japanese green tea culture with modern service. Tea is served by tea sommeliers, and the CHAYA 1899 cafe offers a relaxing atmosphere with the aroma of tea. The hotel also cares about the environment by using energy-saving materials and systems, which help reduce the impact on the world sustainably. It is suitable for those who love health and want to truly relax.