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Answered 5 months ago
What is the avarage rent for department outside and inside city center in Tokyo ?
The rent really depends on areas and apartments' establishments. For example, the average rent of typical 1room+kitchen apartment in Chiyoda-ku is 122,000 yen/month. Chiyoda-ku is where Imperial Palace Gardens, Tokyo Station, Akihabara, etc., is located. On the other hand, the same establishment ...
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Answered 5 months ago
What is the avarage rent for department outside and inside city center in Tokyo ?
For 1 person in the center is about 80,000¥~12,0000¥. In Tokyo but not at the center will take at least 50,000¥.Or you can find apartments around Chiba or Saitama, it’s not only close to Tokyo but also from 50,000¥ you could find a better room than in Tokyo.
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Answered 6 months ago
i would live to do a tour to oirase stream, must include easy hiking to accomode my 3 kids
The current pandemic situation aside, walking the Oirase is one of the more difficult logistical challenges, but you can be rewarded with some of the most beautiful scenery. The big problem is getting there and where you want to end up in the end. There are buses you can take, but they are very...
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Answered 10 months ago
i would live to do a tour to oirase stream, must include easy hiking to accomode my 3 kids
Hello, I just wrote an answer to the different question about visiting Oirase Gorge in winter. You can check out from here (https://hubjapan.io/questions/hi-all-please-help-us-to-enjoy-the-oirase-winter) if you are interested :)
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Answered 10 months ago
Hi all, please help us to enjoy the Oirase winter
Hello! I went to Oirase Gorge in winter 2 or 3 years ago. It was one of the most magical experiences I had in my life. Trees were all white, frozen waterfalls, quiet forests... I remember every bit of it! You can read about my experience here: https://hubjapan.io/articles/oirase-gorge-snow-hike-i...
Answered over 1 year ago
What Sights should I see if I go to Japan?
That depends entirely on what season you are going to Japan, as well as your own interests.What interests you that you’d be going there? There are many aspects - arts, temples/shrines, castles, nature, hot springs, hiking, festivals, shopping, museums, gardens, folk crafts, pop culture, cuisine, ...
Answered over 1 year ago
Is there anywhere at Lake Kawaguchiko or Seto Inland Sea at Hiroshima you can hire your own power boat (we have a RYA license)? Thanks.
Is the boat that you are looking for like this? This will be a web site of Kawaguchiko's rental boat. (Only in Japanese.) http://www.lakesidecottage.jp/rental/
Answered over 1 year ago
Do you need to book for cherry blossom viewing at Kiyomizu-dera Temple in Kyoto in April? If so, how? Can’t see how to book online and I’ve asked in the Facebook page but not had a response. Thanks, Alix
There is nothing to book - you just go there.But Kiyomizudera is not the best place to see cherry blossoms in the area. There are far better places in Kyoto. The thing is, all are pretty popular, so you might see more people than petals.If you really want to see cherry blossoms, you really need t...
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Answered over 1 year ago
Do you need to book for cherry blossom viewing at Kiyomizu-dera Temple in Kyoto in April? If so, how? Can’t see how to book online and I’ve asked in the Facebook page but not had a response. Thanks, Alix
You can’t book anything. It’s open space.
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Answered over 1 year 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 over 1 year 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...
Answered almost 2 years 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 almost 2 years 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 almost 2 years ago
What to do in Tokyo in winter?
I recommend eating hot pods, for example oden, syabusyabu, sukiyaki, yosenabe ...And watching Christmas lights!
Answered almost 2 years 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 almost 2 years 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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Answered almost 2 years 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 almost 2 years 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 almost 2 years 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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Answered about 2 years 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.
