Visit Tokyo

My first proper solo trip and I fell in love with the city. The cleanliness, the food, the convenience, affordability, everything was just lush. My itinerary was well-planned and I was not disappointed. Definitely plan to sooner rather than later.

mickiela Taiwan

I really love Tokyo. Food, shopping, culture. Its such a unique asian city. What is exciting are the fun places you can go to as an adult. Like the teamlabs, art acquarium museum , the Starbucks roastery, the Harry potter cafe. Unique things that you cannot find anywhere in the wourld

ann5721 Philippines

Attractive city, need as least a week to explore, Food is cheap at small food outlets, Dont try the Chinese TimSum in "Blue Lily steak house" in Ginza, Horrible and expensive !!! paid high price for in geniune foods . Itokya stationery shop with 8 floors was very expensive but with very very nice wrapping paper, I bought a box of 12 color pencils, 12 x 4B pencils and a small little toy cost me AUD$92 !!!! Check out the price prior going to the cashier !!!

Aussie Australia

Tokyo has so many faces which makes it a very interesting and dynamic destination. You will never run out of things to see or do in Tokyo, It is a huuuuuge city. Especially when it comes to food, there is no bad meal to be had in Tokyo, or even Japan for that matter. It is definitely a foodies destination. We stayed in Ueno area right next to Ueno station and we chose this for it's strategic location. Both airports have a direct line to Ueno and from there the bullet trains leave to several other parts of Japan. Our hotel was the Landabout hotel which was right in front of a station with direct lines to Shinjuku/Harajuku/Shibuya, Akihabara, Tokyo Central and Ginza. totally convenient. Our favourite areas to explore were Shinjuku/Harajuku and Shibuya. There are great restaurants, bars, clubs, shops and karaoke venues there. One challenge about Japan is the lack of English spoken there by pretty much anyone. If you've seen the movie Lost in Translation you'll understand it a bit more. The maze of public transportation can also be a challenge to understand and decode but it is very convenient and well planned otherwise

Vincent Netherlands

Using the Metro system is the best way to get around. Our location in Asakusa was convenient to get to all locations around the city, and great if we didn't feel like going too far. So many options for food, shopping and culture around Asakusa. We had 2 kids (8 & 10) and found it easy for please both adults and children.

Tanya Australia

Locals have become extremely helpful to foreigners. Yet, it is much better if one has some local or a person who live here to show you hints where to stay or eat ( where locals eat) , how to ride the train and make connections ( and not what is recommended in the travel books).

Tsuyuko Germany