Mari Takahashi
Living in Japan, Hi guys, I am currently living in Tokyo, but have visited many parts of Japan. I know especially about things around Tokyo. I am happy to help you!
Answered 8 days ago
There is an e-mail contact form here. I suggest you run the page through an online translator as well if you don't read Japanese.https://www.cupnoodles-museum.jp/ja/yokohama/guide/contact/form/
Answered about 1 month ago
It’s covered by the JR pass. Seats can be booked through internet but you cannot select specific seat number and box seats. If you definitely want to reserve box seat, you have to physically come to ticket office at any JR stations and reserve it.
Answered about 2 months ago
See for yourself:https://www.japan-guide.com/e/e2273.html
Answered 2 months ago
It might be cold in the morning or night. Are you going to see cherry blossoms at night? I guess you should have a jacket. You can buy a cheap one at fast fashion stores like Japanese Uniqlo. have fun!
Answered 4 months ago
I recommend eating hot pods, for example oden, syabusyabu, sukiyaki, yosenabe ...And watching Christmas lights!
Answered 6 months ago
If the condition of the book is not bothered. Secondhand bookstores are cheap, there are many kinds. There are a lot of mangas in the used book store.If you permit the condition, I can recommend it!
Answered 6 months ago
The Tokyo Wide Pass is an excellent regional pass - if you use it to go as far as you can every day for its 3 day validity, you can save about ¥20,000! As to where to go, there are many day trips you can take on one, including Nikko, Hakone, the Fuji 5 Lakes area, Karuizawa, Kusatsu, Izu, Kamamur...
Answered 7 months ago
Hi...Lots of hidden treasures but you still have to tick off the tourists bits. Shibuya to witness the crossing, the madness of Takeshita Street, Yoyogi Park.Definately, try an Onsen. I wished I’d been to Robot Restaurant in Shinjuku but it may not be everyone’s cup of tea.Dog cafe or Owl/cat/Mai...
Answered 7 months ago
Wow..That’s the great time to visit Tokyo! You can see early-autumn leaves in Tokyo, and some peak autumn at nearby tourist spots! In Tokyo, you can have Tokyo sightseeing, and along with that you can plan Tokyo outskirts, like: - Kawagoe (known as little-edo) - Nikko (famo...
Answered 7 months ago
inari sushi :)
Answered 9 months ago
https://www.coin-laundry.co.jp/userp/shop_searchYes but there is not in too small town. Some population is required as you may understand
Answered 9 months ago
Yes, they are all over, but the more people there are in a town or city, the better your chances are. Most business hotels like at Toyoko Inn also have washers and dryers you can use.
Answered 9 months ago
Hello. First of all, please check that there is any festival in the place where you will visit. Even not in center, there would be too many people... If you don't mind a group tour in English, I suggest to join Hato bus tour. You don’t have to be worry anything and you can go...
Answered 10 months ago
You need to make an itinerary for what you want, and only you know what you like best. Japan has many different aspects - its many temples/shrines, castles, shopping, arts, museums, gardens, hot springs, hiking, folk crafts, festivals, nature, pop culture, cuisine and so on.So what interest...
Answered 10 months ago
If you travel around eastern part of Japan, I recommend you Tama area. Upper stream of Tama river. The scenery also great!If you travel around the central part of Japan, Gifu is the best place. Nagara river is one of the greatest rivers for fishing.
Answered 11 months ago
I don’t think you can buy summer clothes in winter in Japan as we have relatively clear-cut four seasons. I guess people who need to buy summer cloths in winter are buying them on line.
Answered 11 months ago
Maru-chan ramen is the best, I believe.It tastes like raw noodles, though is easy to cook and bought at the affordable price ($1)!I love this a lot :)https://www.maruchan.co.jp/products/search/3577.html?t=b
Answered 11 months ago
https://www.aoki-style.com/ http://www.konaka-jp.com/sp/shop/ http://www.uktsc.com/top/CSfTop.jsp Aoki, Konaka and suitscompay are famous chain stores in Tokyo.
Answered 11 months ago
Kinokunia in Shinjuku is great. They have 2 stores there.You can also try Maruzen. There is one in Marunouchi, near Tokyo Station, and one in Nihonbashi. They also have many more stores scattered around Tokyo. https://honto.jp/store/areasearch.html?shgcd%5B%5D=HB310&view=r&shlcd=02
Answered about 1 year ago
I think Shibuya is better than Shinjyuku.Because there are many restaurants & newest shops there. Also not only about shopping.You can take a most famous intersection's photo. Furthermore, there are many volunteer staffs who have sign with "May I help you?" here and there. All of them can speak E...
Answered about 1 year ago
I have done boat sightseeing but I have never had dinner there. However many people suggested to go to Togendai view restaurant.As I see the website, three are nice food and very nice view.Please check it here!https://www.hakone-kankosen.co.jp/foreign/en/restaurant/
Answered about 1 year ago
I think Shibuya is better for shopping :)I hope you will enjoy in Japan!
Answered about 1 year ago
You want to find “interesting “ clothes , don’t you?Why don’t you go to Harajyuku or Ueno?
Answered about 1 year ago
There are many gyms in Tokyo.But most of them need a monthly membership or high priced visitor fee.I recommend you the public gyms. Their visitor fees are reasonable, mostly about 500 yen.https://www.timeout.com/tokyo/sport-and-fitness/the-best-spots-for-working-out-on-the-cheap-in-tokyo
Answered about 1 year ago
How is Sangenjaya? There are old-fashioned old shops and there are many taverns full of lively but narrow. The price is also very close to Shibuya but it is cheap in most of Shibuya. There are many shops that the clerk often talks to, although it is not high quality
