we share how to spend 3 days in Tokyo, including the must-see tourist attractions, where (and what) to eat, where to stay, and how to get around this mega-city.
For your first visit in Japan, I recommend kicking things off in Tokyo (4 nights) before heading to Hakone (1 night), Yudanaka (1 night), Kanazawa (2 nights), Takayama (1 night), Kyoto (3 nights), Hiroshima (1 night), and Osaka (2 nights). You’ll experience a perfect blend of ...
This is of course the formal ceremony during which the iconic red decked soldiers of Buckingham Palace switch out shifts, swapping a ‘New Guard’ in for an ‘Old Guard’. While it’s really just a shift swap like you’d have at any other place of work,thisplace of work happens to be...
To make the most of your trip, spend most of your time in the top cities of Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka. These cities are the essence of Japan, perfectly combining traditional and modern Japan. Also, set aside 3–4 days to explore lesser-known places, which offer a broader perspective on ...
1. How many days in Tokyo? For travelling only in Tokyo, we would recommend at least 5 to 7 days to allow ample time for sightseeing & exploring. Add in 1 or 2 days for Mount Fuji & 1 more day for Yokohama DO NOTcram Tokyo with Osaka, Kyoto & Nara if you have only 1 week lik...
Days 6–8: Kyoto Day 9: Osaka and fly to Seoul in South Korea Days 10–12: Seoul Days 13–15: Busan Days 1–3: Tokyo Take a manpower rickshaw in Asakusa Tokyo is the top city for entry into Japan, and international flights offer many options. Visit the historical Meiji Shrine, feel...
Two-week trip, including two travel days, with 12 nights in Japan Five nights in Tokyo, five nights in Kyoto, and 2 nights in Osaka Traveling during high or shoulder seasons (although not the top peak travel dates during Cherry Blossom season, when you can expect to pay premium pricing ac...
We compare the prices and travel times for accessing Kyoto from Osaka for each means of transportation: bullet trains, regular trains, buses, taxis, and rental cars. Information on local railways and their respective day passes is also included!
but typically it is done between January 1-3. Some people choose New Year’s Day, while others wait a couple of days to avoid the large crowds. Popular hatsumode locations throughout Japan areMeiji Shrinein Tokyo,Fushimi Inari Taishain Kyoto, Sumiyoshi Taisha, Osaka, andTsurugaoka Hachimangu...
$50 a day is a good estimate, but depending on the type of traveller you are, you may spend more or less. One other thing that I should mention is that depending on what region you’re in, there are usually local delicacies such as matcha in Kyoto and Okonomiyaki in Hiroshima. You ...