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kchong says:
Here are some places I went to in Tokyo:
Tsukiji Fish Market: Go early in the morning (like 5am) and you can see locals auction off fish/seafood. It's pretty exciting!
Shibuya: considered by some as "the heart of Japan" - has one of the world's largest and most famous intersection, mas…
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Tiffatron says:
It was my birthday and my friend Leah who had already been living in japan for some months, organised a dinner at 'Kagaya', an izakaya in Shimbashi. She had read about the place on the net and it sounded very entertaining.
Upon descending the stairs from the street and entering into the rather mo…
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lisa says:
If organic, all natural, vegan, macrobiotic, and healthy are appealing
words to you, and you happen to be in the Aoyama/Harajuku area in
Tokyo, you should definitely stop by Pure Cafe for lunch or a cup of
organic coffee. The ambience is bright, clean, and modern. They are
very earth…
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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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yvrjames says:
This is a good hotel for location only.
The rooms are severly dated even after "extensive renovations" - and this was on the Executive Floor!
Service is average and nothing more. The age of the hotel and the condition mean that they do not attract the best staff. Largely the hotel is popular w…
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koticphreak says:
So I've heard of an icebar, but we have nothing of the likes in the US, this place is pretty darn cool, it's a bit small, holds maybe 30 people at most? It costs 3500Yen to get in (~$35) and that includes the cape, one glass (each additional one is 800Yen) and one drink (each additional is 1200Yen).…
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Eric says:
L'Artemis is expensive, but if you order the prix fixe, which includes appetizer, main course, dessert, and 2-3 "small" tasting dishes in-between those courses, it's a little cheaper. I think the prix fixe option is around $30-40, but the food is spectacular.
Normally, I don't order steak at a re…
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janegjestland says:
This hotel is amazing!!!!!!
Push a button and anything can happen in the room - an optional see-through bathroom even (thats a first)
GR8 views, either over a huge park & river or over the city of Shibya - both amazing.
Different breakfast styles, either in one of the many restaurants or in your …
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ctcsherry says:
There is already a review on Toyoko Inn chain in general on Travbuddy http://www.travbuddy.com/Toyoko-Inn-v275280 this chain has numerous locations throughout Japan.
For the Otsuka location specifically, it's a great choice for people that likes to stay close to the city center of Tokyo but prefe…
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ellechic says:
Ryokan Kamogawa is located ideally close in Asakusa's Senso-ji, Nakamise Street Market and Kaminari-mon.
Close to the Ginza Line and the Asakusa Line Stations, it is great for travelers and backpackers to experience traditional Japanese inn. It is also close to many traditional shops, restaurants…
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lisa says:
Simply put, the most beautiful and delicious-tasting cakes I've ever experienced.
They have a variety of sliced individual cakes in the glass case, ranging from about 350 to 650 yen ($3.50-6.50). You can choose among shortcake with buttercream, chocolate mousse, chestnut tart, or their own signa…
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gwenster says:
Your place of lodging is the most important thing on any trip; yet we all want it to be as cheap as possible so that we may spend money on other things.
Before visiting Tokyo for the first time I did alot of research and ended up staying at the Oak hotel located a casual 10 minute walk away from…
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lisa says:
Gonpachi is a great place to take visitors when they are visiting Japan. It's filled with tourists, but I wouldn't call it a tourist trap. They have a huge variety of food, served tapas style, so you can try a bunch of different plates. The building looks like an old samurai castle, and the insid…
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ellechic says:
Dontaku is a small sushi restaurant located in the inner market area of Tsukiji Fish Market. Primarily serving chirashi-sushi, this small restaurant seats no more than 10 people.
Chirashi-sushi is a bowl of vinegared sushi rice covered with fish and other items. (see photo for example) My order c…
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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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metsbwd says:
First note...this hotel is no longer a Le Meridien...as of May 31, 2008 they have separated from Starwood and they are now the Hotel Pacific Shinagawa. No more Starwood points. TGI Fridays is on the 2nd floor, Wing shopping center across the less busy street, Shinagawa station right across the mai…
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YantiSoeparno says:
If you want to dine with different menu besides Japanese in Tokyo, Royal Host is the place. They serves delicious European food. They also serves many kinds of tea. The tea that I like the most is peach tea.
The interior and the ambiance is cozy. The wall of the dining area that connected to the …
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bwfrazier08 says:
I stayed at Ks in the beginning of February '09, and overall it was an extremely pleasant experience. Although it's a little out of the way from the action in downtown, it's on the northeastern side of Tokyo closest to Narita Airport, a convenient location for those flying travelers. Impeccably clea…
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Tiffatron says:
What a great hotel. i was suitably impressed upon discovery of a nice deep tub in my room which was unbelievably welcoming after a big day exploring the city.
A little pricey by western standards but average for tokyo!
The view from my window wasn't as amazing as the one i had from my hotel wi…
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faulkmore says:
New Friends International parties holds parties at various locations throughout Tokyo 2-4 times per month. Great place for Japanese and foreigners to meet in a casual setting. We usually get about 60-80 people.
All you can drink wine, cocktails, soft drinks, plus snacks. All you can drink bar unt…
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lisa says:
I don't know what category Roppongi Hills fits under because it has everything. It's practically a city within a city.
There are hundreds of shops, mostly upscale. There are famous international brands as well as unique Japanese boutiques. Check out the Afternoon Tea store that has tons of c…
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Doc_Zenith says:
The Sumidagawa Youth Hostel is located in Taito-ku, not far from Akihabara and Asakusa (5 min) and Ueno and Tokyo station(10 min). A trainstation and subwaystation are within a range of 5 minutes walking.
For me, the hostel was not difficult to find, just follow the directions given by the friendly…
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jerrjb says:
hey guys you might as your self why i said so ..
The Narita Airport is about 2 hours from tokyo .
The best way to get to the central tokyo is with limosine bus , kesei liner, or the narita express ,,, cheap options local jr line but will take you a long time but its cheaper we trying to save s…
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ellechic says:
BaKpaK Tokyo Hostel is a no-curfew, friendly and social hostel located in northern part of Tokyo in Ueno. Their staff is multi-lingual and even plan parties and activities for those staying at the hostel.
They offer comfortable and clean rooms at affordable rates. Rooms available are: private, do…
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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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cookeymuncher says:
List of Restaurants in Little Tokyo:
Noda Sho
Hana
Kagura - Serves the famous onomiyaki (sort of like a Japanese pizza) Must try this!
Urameshi-ya
Oishinbo
Seryna - I've tried this one!
Fuji Health
Yamazaki
Shinjuku
Kiku Fuji
Sekitori
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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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julia505 says:
Stayed here for two weeks in may 2009. Had a great time, the man and woman who own it were very helpful although the lady did not speak english was extremely friendly, and the gentleman gave us help and directions when we asked him and could not be happier to help. The rooms were clean although the …
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BRYGGEN says:
For tokyo, at about $ 100 US a night for single room, I believe this was a good deal. The room is small but I have seen smaller in Japan, you still have room for a desk and enough room to walk around. The bathroon is not that big but very clean and good water pressure in the shower. Plenty of amenet…
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lisa says:
The design theme of the restaurant is funky French circus, with gawdy accessories like a giant pink chandelier, swirly candy colored booths, mounted fake tiger's heads, and a blue elephant overlooking the bar. I think most of the girls who walk in say, "omygod!!! how cute~~~" The majority of the c…
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