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Where can I pat deers in Tokyo or not too far from it?
There are only about 2 places, neither of which are close to Tokyo. One is in Nara Park. It has s...
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Published 19 days ago
9 Ski Resorts Aomori in Tohoku for Winter Fun
Aomori is quite popular because of their apple products and souvenirs. But, did you know that when winter comes, this apple capital turns into a wonderland of snow and ice? Here you’ll find many ski resorts that are perfect for a beginner, intermediate and advanced level skiers. Powder snow that...
Answered 26 days ago
Where can I pat deers in Tokyo or not too far from it?
There are only about 2 places, neither of which are close to Tokyo. One is in Nara Park. It has some of the best places to see in Japan. You can buy crackers to feed them, which they love. As for petting them, at best they'll tolerate it but not particularly like it.The other place is on Miyajima...
Answered 26 days ago
Is there a place near Tokyo or Kyoto where I could pet foxes?
The only place I know in the whole country is the Zao Fox Village in Miyagi. There was another place I visited in Hokkaido about 30 years ago, but I don't even know if they are still there. Nevertheless, at the Zao Fox Village, you are not allowed to touch the foxes - they are not pets and they c...
Published 26 days ago
10 Bookstores in Jimbocho “Book Town” Perfect for Book lovers
Jimbocho district in Tokyo is also called “book town” because it’s full of family-owned book stores. Every book store has its own specialization, and mostly are secondhand bookstores, so in this area, you can easily find English books and even other countries’ books for a cheaper price than usua...
Answered about 1 month ago
What are the must visit places in Tokyo ?
Seesou-ji temple in Asakusa! Day time visit a lot of people in there. And u can some enjoy Japanese things shopping and enjoy buy eat some Japanese sweets in Naka-mise markets.But, Night time visit, not so much people Quite in there and right up temple it's feel like Romantic in there! ☆
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Answered about 1 month ago
What are the must visit places in Tokyo ?
Kabukiza Theatre in Ginza with a single act ticket（roughly 10 USD), Tokyo National Museum in Ueno, and truly traditional Shibamata Taisyakuten Shrine are highly recommended!!
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Answered about 1 month ago
What to do in Tokyo in winter?
I recommend eating hot pods, for example oden, syabusyabu, sukiyaki, yosenabe ...And watching Christmas lights!
Answered about 1 month ago
I want to know which onsen around Tokyo best in winter
If you don't have time to got far from Tokyo, why not to go to Hotel Emion Tokyo Bayhttps://www.hotel-emion.jp/english/Spa and Holte Maihama Eurasiahttp://www.my-spa.jp/ (sorry only in Japanese)It takes only 20mins from Tokyo station! And close to Tokyo Disney Land!
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Answered about 1 month ago
I want to know which onsen around Tokyo best in winter
My recommend is Kusatsu, Takaragawa, Kamimoku. ☆ Kusatsu access ① bus 4h from shinjuku in tokyo to kusatsu ◇ time table https://touch.navitime.co.jp/highwaybusDiagram/searchlist?lineId=00008966&companyId=00001031&direction=down ②train and bus, about 3h Ueno Station → (Appr...
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Published about 2 months ago
10 Things to do in Akita in Tohoku Region on a Vacation
Akita Prefecture is surrounded by many natural attractions. Because of this, it has been considered as one of the most popular tourist destinations in Japan. A place where you can enjoy hiking the mountains, cycling near a lake, watching festivals, performances, visiting the famous samurai villa...
Answered about 2 months ago
Me and my family are planning to go to Japan in mid January. Mostly we'll be staying at Tokyo, other than Tokyo are there any side trips near Tokyo that you suggest ? (maybe smwhere that has ryokans/onsen)
There is no shortage of places for day trips - Nikko, Hakone, the Fuji 5 Lakes area, Karuizawa, Kusatsu, Izu, Kamamura/Enoshima, Kawagoe, Takao, Okutama, Yokohama, the Ushiku Great Buddha, Nokogiriyama, Minakami, Showa Kinen Park, and more. There are regional rail passes you can get for nearly al...
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Answered 2 months ago
Me and my family are planning to go to Japan in mid January. Mostly we'll be staying at Tokyo, other than Tokyo are there any side trips near Tokyo that you suggest ? (maybe smwhere that has ryokans/onsen)
Hello,i will recommend to go Hot Spring,Staying Ryokan ,ATAMI ONSEN area,Hakone ONSEN area and Kusatsu ONSEN area,not so far from Tokyo to there .
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Answered 2 months ago
Me and my family are planning to go to Japan in mid January. Mostly we'll be staying at Tokyo, other than Tokyo are there any side trips near Tokyo that you suggest ? (maybe smwhere that has ryokans/onsen)
How about Atami ? From Tokyo, if you take shinkansen, it takes about 30 to 50 mins depends on type of shinkansen.Even with rapid train, you can arrive in 2 hours. Atami is one of oldest and most famous onsen place around Tokyo.Like my parents went there for their honeymoon. :) I have been this su...
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Published 2 months ago
10 Hostels and Guest House in Aomori Tohoku for Superb Vacation
Aomori is known as one of the apple prefectures in the country as they are the biggest apple producer of apples in Japan. Located at the northern tip of the main island of Japan, it boasts a collection of popular attractions and amazing festivals like the Nebuta Matsuri. Going here for a short v...
Published 4 months ago
10 Best Places to View Autumn Leaves in Kamakura
The foliage in Kamakura usually changes in mid-November to early December. Autumn has always been a special season in Japan because this is the time when the leaves of the trees change their colors. They paint Kamakura in beautiful stripes of yellow and red that attracts tourists from all over t...
Published 4 months ago
10 Onsen Districts in Chiba Prefecture and Ryokans to Relax
Chiba is Japan’s gateway to the world because of Narita International Airport. It is also known as Japan’s busiest airport. Since this is the case, some foreign guests stay in Chiba for a while before exploring the famous attractions of Japan. After many hours of flight, some people would like t...
Answered 4 months ago
We are spending two days and there nights in Nikko. What is the best way to hike the periphery of Lake Chuzenji? How do we go about it?
Hi,You can go to Chuzenji Lake by bus from ToBu NiKKO Station,and then you can be hiking around Lake.just check bus time table there,i will recommend to go hot japanese springs there.
Published 5 months ago
10 Guest House and Hostels in and around Sendai for a Relaxing Stay
Sendai is a city that is sometimes overlooked by foreign guests because of its close proximity to Tokyo. However, in recent years there had been an influx of tourists who discovered the beauty and charm that the city has to offer. Various attractions like the Zuihoden Mausoleum and Umino-Mori Aq...
Answered 5 months ago
Is there any winter illumination event in Hamarikyu Gardens? I've seen photos in internet but I can not find information about it.
Hi. I think it was a ‘trial’ light up in Hamarikyu in the past. I know Rikugien has light up event every year. It will start on nov 17 this year. https://www.tokyo-park.or.jp/teien/contents/info031.html#n02
Published 5 months ago
10 Things to do in Fukushima Prefecture to Have a Good Time
Fukushima Prefecture is located in the Tohoku region, and it takes just about 1.5 hours by Shinkansen to reach from Tokyo Station. Here you can find all Japan’s beauty: wonderful landscapes (including cherry blossoms and autumn sightseeing spots), castle towns and historic sites and, of course, ...
