#1 of 21 things to do in Tokyo
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AE-Gumby says:
Me and a friend decided on a spur of the moment event to go out to Tokyo tower, we were going to take one of the 4 elevators up, but the line was so long. we then took a look at the brochure (which they have in almost every language) and we found a spot that said "take the stairs...and get a certifi…
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#2 of 21 things to do in Tokyo
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silan says:
I took the Dynamic Tokyo full-day bus tour with Hato on my visit to Tokyo. I was only there for a few days and found this was a great introduction to such a big and confusing city for a first-time visitor. They offer hotel pick-up and drop-off, and although I wasn't staying at a hotel, I was able to…
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#3 of 21 things to do in Tokyo
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darlingwish says:
Roppongi Hills is one of my favorite spots in Tokyo! Now, if you know it very well you're probably wondering how I could afford to set my foot on this expensive shopping and entertainment area of Tokyo or even just mention the name. Well my dear friend, it is not off-limits to poor people like me an…
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#4 of 21 things to do in Tokyo
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lulusartshack says:
If you are a fan of photography, or a bit of a philosopher, the Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography is a must see.
There are 3 exhibit halls, one usually devoted to Japanese photographers, one to technical developments in photography and one for travelling exhibits. The exhibits change freq…
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#5 of 21 things to do in Tokyo
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melissak says:
Tokyo Disneyland is a great theme park. It is laid out very similar to the park in California with much of the same rides. It caters pretty well to English speaking people, but all of the commentary on the rides is in Japanese. I went in late August and it wasn't too crowded. It has fast passes like…
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#6 of 21 things to do in Tokyo
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aussielivinginjapan says:
A friend of mine who visited recently had a great experience and this is an awesome souviner to take back home. You can have a geisha/maiko/samurai makeover. You get dress up in traditonal kimino and geisha makeup or samurai outfit.
They take professional photos of you outside in the garden or i…
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#7 of 21 things to do in Tokyo
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kevinw83 says:
Be sure to check out Shimokitazawa. This is a district of Tokyo popular with college-age students and twenty somethings. The area has a very Berkeley-esque funk to it, and it's got tons of stores to bum around in. Basically, it's a lot of little shops surrounding the JR station. While you will s…
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#8 of 21 things to do in Tokyo
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YantiSoeparno says:
Tokyo Camii or Tokyo Mosque or Yoyogi Mosque is a mosque that was built by Turkish people in Tokyo.
The architecture of the building and the interior are Turkish style.
Besides the praying area, there is also a seating area and an office.
I'm not sure whether only Muslims can enter the building o…
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#9 of 21 things to do in Tokyo
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aussielivinginjapan says:
Cherry Blossom season in Japan is a big event that you do not want to miss.
The Cherry Blossom season varies year to year and depending on where you want to go to view the Cherry Blossom trees.
Up north in Japan in cities such as Hokkaido the cherry blossoms bloom from early April to Mid May.
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#10 of 21 things to do in Tokyo
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YantiSoeparno says:
Ikebukuro Life Safety Learning Center is a place where you can:
- experience an earthquake;
- use a fire extinguishing;
- try to escape from an apartment full of smoke;
- and watch a 3D-movie about a big earthquake in Tokyo.
When I went there with my friends, we only practiced to escape fr…
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#11 of 21 things to do in Tokyo
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Kate says:
This art museum can be a little expensive but I think it is well worth it. The Mori is a rather small museum but the presentation of the pieces (ranging from post-impressionism to contp) is outstanding ( and this is coming from an art snob). The views of Tokyo can't be beat! ( I think this is the…
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#12 of 21 things to do in Tokyo
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1971K2 says:
Apparently a place to stock up on lovely kitchen bowls, tea cups, etc.
Haven't shopped there. Recommended by a friend's friend. Cost is therefore indicative.
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#13 of 21 things to do in Tokyo
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Dipsy600 says:
The Ghibli Museum is a wonderland not only designed for children but also the young at heart. The entire theme of the building (which is designed like a house) is getting lost in animation. Each room has an interesting theme all based on designing animated films. Yeah the Museum very interesting for…
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#14 of 21 things to do in Tokyo
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aussielivinginjapan says:
Shibuya is a popular shopping and entertainment area mostly located around Shibuya Station.
Shibuya is one of Tokyo's most colorful and busy districts and birthplace to many of Japan's fashion and entertainment trends.
A prominent landmark of Shibuya is the large intersection in front of the …
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#15 of 21 things to do in Tokyo
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aussielivinginjapan says:
Many people come to Japan looking for famous toy store and wanting certain collectable item such as dolls or famous characters.
The toy stores in Japan are huge most cover at least 5 floors filled with dolls, figurines, famous characters, puzzles and toys only made in Japan.
The two main toy s…
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