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[thefirstbomblog]

✨ Tokyo’s Asakusa Is More Than Just Senso-ji Think you’ve “done” Asakusa because you visited Senso-ji and grabbed a souvenir on Nakamise Street? Think again.

I used to think the same… until I wandered off the main path.

🍤 Hidden tempura shops only locals queue for 🛶 A breezy river cruise with Tokyo Skytree views 🌆 Secret photo spots that turn magical at sunset

My second trip changed everything. Less crowd, more soul. So I put together a full guide — not the copy-paste touristy stuff, but real tips that saved me time, money, and major FOMO.

✨ Want to know where to go after Senso-ji? Click here for the full insider guide: 👉 [tokyo-asakusa-travel-guide]

[rpgpixelgames]

Japan Travel Guide + Tips

Planning a trip to Japan? Our Pinterest-style Japan Travel Guide + Tips will help you navigate this fascinating country like a pro. From must-visit landmarks to authentic experiences, we've got you covered.

[daddytjapan]

10 helpful transportation tips for tourists coming in Japan

[asakusakanko]

Asakusa Tip #21: Mistakes I Totally Made in Asakusa

Asakusa vs Asakusabashi.

4 stations, one name.

Sky Tree hike.

And… is that a taxi or a rickshaw?

I survived. Barely.

#Asakusa #TokyoTravel #TravelFails #JapanTips

[japanfeast]

Cherry blossom season is coming soon🌸 "Yozakura" means watching Sakura at night. Japanese celebrate this Sakura season under the Sakura trees drinking and eating. It's been difficult to do this due to covid-19 and we need to keep social distance. But you can enjoy just walking under the trees. #JapanFEAST #Travel #sakura #cherryblossom #japantips #traveltips #akasaka #videogames #japan_night_view #Japan #Tokyo #japantravel #ilovejapan #daytrip #Tokyolife #triptoTokyo #tokyotokyo #tokyojapan #travelling #TokyoFashion #tokyotravel (at Akasaka, Tokyo) https://www.instagram.com/p/CL0IXS3DI_l/?igshid=ev96mscgrk4k

[jtjlover]

Sunny days in 七北田ムーミン公園 are the best, especially if I can take such nice pictures of flowers ❤ This picture is here also to let you know that there is a new post on my blog - how to get married in Japan? I put some practical tips there, based on my own experience, hope you will like it and find it helpful! Active link in bio! Let me know what you think about it and what types of post you would like to see on my blog, let's create it together!❤💪🙇‍♀️ http://japanexperience.travel.blog/2020/08/20/getting-married-in-japan/ #日本 #宮城県 #仙台市 #国際結婚 #ポーランド人 #日本人 #国際カーフル #japan #wheninjapan #japanguide #japanlife #japantips #gettingmarriedinjapan #japanwonders #explorejapan #myjapan #daily_photo_jpn #travel #travelove #travellover #travelinspiration #photooftheday #travelblogger #internationalcouple #nature #naturephotography #podróże #podróżemałeiduże #japonia #życiewjaponii (w: 七北田公園) https://www.instagram.com/p/CEF7-kVB5j1/?igshid=1xy9xhoq5i1xe

[microicegg]

You want to go to Japan but don't know how it could be? This is THE Guide for all you first timers! Have fun reading, enjoy and if you liked this guide, share it or sace it and check out my instagram @microice.gg

[gaijintips-blog]

15 Japanese Foods to Try in Japan: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mKXZIC-5RLg 

[ra-king-go]

เดินเที่ยวกันจนเมื่อยนั่งพักซะหน่อย ป.ล.ที่ขยะให้ลงถังกันด้วยนะเด็กๆ #ashibi #sriracha #japantip (at Coffee Ashibi あしび コーヒー) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cj_4IsSPm-D/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[jayther]

When people tell me that the rain water in Japan is super clean #japantips #rain #tasty via YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JTC7OCgkbro

[lamadreculta78-blog]

Hijxs! Desdd acá los he tenido un poco abandonados, en verdad eso de querer conocer un país ... bueno el tiempo lo estiras hasta donde puedes. Y pues obviamentr he de confesar que estoy cansada LO QUE LE SIGUE jajajaja. Pero les cuento de éste lugar. . . . Llegué a Japón el 12 de abril, y el día después vine a Ueno Park (por recomendación de trip advisor jajaa) y leí que las peonies (me dijeron tambien que era la "flor de loto") estaban floreciendo. Como supuse que Marce (que es mo compañera viajera for life) quería verlas, me esperé a que ella llegara para ver si íbamos ... y omg valió la pena :O. Las flores son hermosisimas y todo el jardín esta curado bien bello. . . . Para todos los que lea gusten las flores como a mí, esto es un MUST en Ueno. Cada flor tiene su nombre particular y todas son diferentes pero igual de bellas, como nosotros humanitos. . . . #ueno #tokyo #peoniesgarden #japan2018 #uenopark #traveling #japantips #lamadreculta78 #funday #turism #flordeloto #peonies (at Japan)

[tasayutasnaphun-blog]

Japan Tip 6: Get your self a coin purse! This place will give you so much change, especially since the highest coins are 500 yen (roughly $5)! So expect to get and use plenty of coins!!! You can also get rid of them towards the end of your trip playing the little “Gatcha-Gatcha” games and get small gifts for people back home at the same time lol. #coinpurse #japan #japantips #mptjapan2017 #money (at Hakodate, Hokkaido)

[zinogre-puppy-in-japan-blog]

2. Book accommodation after exploring the subway/train lines - you can save a lot of money.

Another thing I’d really recommend is that you don’t go ahead and simply book an apartment “somewhere in the center of the city” but instead explore your subway/train options first. I would suggest first taking a look at where your university/school/company or most of the desired tourist destinations are, and which subway/train stations are in its vicinity.

Here is why. When we were booking a place with Sakura House, there was a really neat apartment near the center of Tokyo that cost the same as the room in the share house that we later took. Obviously, our first thought was to take the apartment, but since it did not have a direct subway/train connection to most of the places that we wanted to visit, we did a bit of transportation fee calculating using this website:

https://world.jorudan.co.jp/mln/en/?sub_lang=nosub

Here is what we discovered. If we stayed at the share house next to Yamanote Line (direct connection) we would only have to pay about 200 yen in one direction for most of the places that we wanted to visit. If we stayed at the apartment (forgot the location, but we’d have to transfer once or twice every day), we would have to pay between 600 and 800 yen in one direction for most of the destinations - that’s three to four times more!

That is why, if you are on budget, I would really suggest trying to book a place withing walking distance to the train station that will have a direct connection to your most frequented places. For tourists in Tokyo who want to do a lot of sightseeing, that is most likely the JR Yamanote Line.

[bububun]

I bought these @moonprim earrings at the Isetan Girl shop recently! I finally wore them out so it felt like a good time to post 😆 Isetan in Shinjuku is one of my favorite shops. The second floor has a bunch of pop up spaces so there’s always something cool going on. On the top floor there’s a vegan place I like called Chaya Macrobiotic, and it has a beautiful roof garden with a restaurant/beer terrace depending on the time of year. Despite being in the heart of Shinjuku, it’s not that touristy either! #japantips #tokyotravel #tokyo #japan #kawaiifashion #moonprim #pastelprincess #pastelfashion #earringsoftheday https://ift.tt/2IvlGRz

[alexminhtran2]

Traveling in Japan Must-Know Tips and Hacks Japan Transportation and Travel Guide ... #cyrrion #coinlockerjapan #japan #japanbikerental #japanflights #japanguide #japanlcc #japanlocker #japanluggagedelivery #japanluggagelocker #japanovernightbus #japanovernightbusservice #japanrailpass #japanrailpassguide #japantaxi #japantips #japantipstravel #japantransportationguide #japantravelguide #jrpass #paolo #taxiinjapan #taxisintokyo #tokyo #tokyotaxi #tour #transporationinjapan #transporationintokyo #travel #travelblogger #travelguide #travelinginjapan https://cyrrion.com/traveling-in-japan-must-know-tips-and-hacks/?feed_id=5503&_unique_id=5f29e41024bbc

[jtjlover]

Getting married in Japan

Getting married in Japan

Wait, what? o.O What do you mean by “getting married”? Well, exactly this 😉 Remember I told you that quite a lot of things happened? I think that the most important is that I met someone who I can easily call my soulmate and we decided that there is no need waiting and we should get married – after all we are both adults who know what they want from life ❤ So, yes, I am getting married, I moved…