10 Best Things to do in Asakusa for a Memorable Trip
Asakusa is one of the districts of Tokyo and is well known for the Sensoji Temple. Make sure to add the 10 best things to do in Asakusa on your travel list!
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Answered 8 months ago
What foods should I try in Tokyo?
You can consider going to a local supermarket and pick up some fresh fruits, for example, peaches and grapes. They may cost more than you are used to pay for the same types of fruits in your own country but you will not be disappointed (I hope) with the quality.
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Published about 1 year ago
10 Best Things to do in Asakusa for a Memorable Trip
Asakusa is one of the districts of Tokyo and is well known for the Sensoji Temple. Make sure to add the 10 best things to do in Asakusa on your travel list!
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Best Local Food from Kamakura, Enoshima and Best Places to Try Them
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Answered over 1 year ago
Where to eat cheap local food ?
If you go to Tokyo Station, some restaurants are open from early in the morning. For example, Hatsufuji offers several types of breakfast sets such as Nikudofu Teishoku (beef and tofu stew flavored with soy sauce, etc) 550 yen.Or hit Tsukiji Market, they are open from early morning!
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Answered over 1 year ago
Where to eat cheap local food ?
Hi, Sorry for the confusion. I am staying at Daiwa Roynet Hotel Ginza. I am actually looking more on breakfast. Budget maybe 1000Yen. Any recommendations ? Tks.
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Answered over 1 year ago
Where to eat cheap local food ?
What do you mean by cheap and local? There are so many places it would be impossible to list them in one post.Can you let us know what area you are staying in and what budget you are looking at?
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Answered over 1 year ago
Where to eat cheap local food ?
If you will be in Tokyo, I recommend to eat monjayaki in Tsukishima.If you will go to other area, I think that there is a high possibility of trying some local foods at cheap Izakaya.
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Answered over 1 year ago
What foods are popular in the Kanto region?
The famous local food is different in each prefecture.- TokyoMonjayaki, Fukagawa Meshi (rice cooked with clam), Dojo Nabe (loach hot pot), Chanko Nabe, Tempura, etc- ChibaMainly seafood caught at the sea around, Nure-Senbei (wet rice cracker), peanuts related food, etc- KanagawaShirasu (young sar...
Published over 1 year ago
20 Best Day Trip Destinations From Tokyo
Some of Japan’s most amazing sights are just a few hours away from Tokyo. For a change of scenery, just hop on the next train or bus headed out of the city.
Answered over 1 year ago
How many persons are allowed in a group to visit local IZAKAYA?
It really depends on the places. Some are very small and have maximum of 10 seats total, while others have more than 100 seats. For example, if you visit local Izakayas around the under railways in Shinbashi to Yurakucho area, I'd say it gets difficult to get in if you are a group of more than fi...
Answered over 1 year ago
What foods should I try in Tokyo?
I would definitely recommend "Tendon" which is deep fried seafood/vegetable on a bowl of rice. If you're in Tokyo, I definitely reccomend "天すけ" (Tensuke) in Koenji where you get to see the Tempura fried and served right infront of you. Go for the Tamago Lunch, you won't regret it :). However be ...
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