Gabay sa paglalakbay sa Tokyo

Q: Ano ang pangalan ng Tokyo Airport?

Ang Tokyo ay may dalawang paliparan, Narita International Airport (NRT) at Haneda Airport (HND) . Ang Haneda ang pinakamalapit na paliparan ng lungsod at ang isa na inirerekomendang puntahan kung maaari. Kadalasan, gayunpaman, mas mura ang makarating sa Narita. Gayunpaman, nangangailangan ito ng parehong mas mahaba at mas mahal na transportasyon kung maglalakbay ka nang walang a Japan Rail Pass sa lungsod sa sandaling bumaba ka sa eroplano, tandaan ito. Gayunpaman, ang mga express na tren mula at papunta sa paliparan ay magagamit para sa mga taong may JR Pass . Maaaring i-activate ang pass sa airport pagkatapos mong mapunta.

Mga lugar na bisitahin sa Tokyo
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Maligayang pagdating sa Tokyo

Tokyo is a cleaner version of New York and with everything a big city usually has to offer, plus that little extra that makes Japan Japan. Tokyo offers everything from temples, shrines, shopping, parks, and museums to more amusement parks than you can imagine!

Tokyo metro na mga mapa
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Checklist ng Japan
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MARIO KART SA KALYE NG TOKYO

Have you always dreamed of driving Mario Kart on open roads? Japan got you covered. There are some from our editorial staff in the picture!

A BIG dapat para sa sinumang bumibisita sa Japan. Gayunpaman, mahalagang tandaan iyon isang International Driver's License ay kinakailangang magmaneho ng go-kart sa kalsada. Ibig sabihin, hindi ka nila pinapalabas na may regular na Swedish driver's license. Makukuha mo isang internasyonal na lisensya sa pagmamaneho at home before you go through different federations depending on where in the country you are and costs only a couple of euros.

Ang opisyal na pangalan ay Street Kart Akihabara, but is also called MariCar. Booking of driving is done through an automated messenger chat on their Facebook page or via their website.

AKIHABARA

Akihabara is the editor’s favorite place in Tokyo and something we visit at least once at every stay in Tokyo.

Here you are embraced by neon signs, high-rise buildings characterized by all sorts of different themes, good food, game houses, and everything else you can think of between heaven and earth.

An electronics district that looks like you’d expect from a real Japanese electronics district from a film.

LEGOLAND DISCOVERY CENTER

Take your family to Legoland Discovery Center Tokyo and build with Lego & duplo, ride attractions, race with Lego cars, and check out how Lego is made.

There’s something for the whole family and everything is indoors, making the Discovery Center the perfect excursion over the day when the weather isn’t at its best.

Gayunpaman, ang Discovery Center ay hindi dapat iugnay sa Legoland Japan, na mas malaki at nasa lungsod ng Nagoya.

UENO ZOO

The country’s oldest Zoo was opened in 1882. Most people visit the park for its pandas which first moved in in 1972. At present, a family consisting of 3 pandas lives in the park.

The park is open from 09:30 – 17:00, Tuesday – Sunday. Closed on Mondays and the day after Monday if Monday is a public holiday.

Bisitahin ang Ueno Zoo Website

The park is home to over 3,000 animals of 400 different species. The zoo’s most popular animals to visit are pandas, Sumatran tigers, and western lowland gorillas. Ueno Zoo has the most animals of any zoo in the country.

GUNDAM STATUE

Outside the DiverCity Tokyo Plaza shopping center on Odaiba, you will find a 20m high 1:1 Gundam RX-0 Unicorn statue, from the Gundam Unicorn series.

The statue comes to life and moves along with a light and sound show every day at 11:00, 13:00, 15:00, and 17:00. After the last show at 17:00, the statue stands in “Destroy Mode” and shines throughout the night. It is a very pleasant experience that should be visited when the sun has gone down.

Habang nasa DiverCity ka sa gabi, samantalahin ang pagkakataong tingnan ang Rainbow Bridge na kumikinang sa lahat ng kulay ng bahaghari. Tandaan na ang tulay ay kumikinang lamang sa ilang buwan. Higit pang impormasyon ay matatagpuan sa ibaba ng pahina.

TOKYO SKYTREE

Tokyo Skytree is a famous TV tower in the area of Sumida, Tokyo. The tower is the country’s tallest building, but also the second tallest building in the world. Here you will find everything from shopping to nice restaurants at the top of the tower.

The tower is best known for its glass observation surface. Take the opportunity to go up and get a 360 view of the whole city. There are three different options: Floor 350, Floor 450, and Combo ticket with floor 350 + 450.

Buksan 08:00 - 22:00 araw-araw, 365 araw sa isang taon. Maaaring mag-iba ang ilang oras ng pagbubukas sa panahon ng holiday. Higit pang impormasyon ay matatagpuan sa website ng aktor.

DISNEYLAND

Binuksan noong 1983, ang parke ang unang parke na nagbukas ng mga pinto nito sa labas ng Estados Unidos. Ang parke ay nakabase sa Disneyland California at nahahati sa 7 natatanging lugar.

Tokyo Disneyland is located on the island of Urayasu and is only a few minutes walk from JR Maihama Station. The park can also be reached via Tokyo Disneyland Station which runs along the Disney Resort Monorail.

Usually, the park is open 08:00 – 22:00, however, note that the opening hours may differ on certain days. Check the opening hours of your visit on their website.

DISNEYSEA

Next to Disneyland Tokyo on the island of Urayasu, you will find Tokyo DisneySea. A unique water-themed park, full of surprises and pleasantries for the whole family.

Like Disneyland, the fantasy park is divided into 7 unique areas with different themes. The park is suitable for all visitors and ages but is visually more aimed at an older audience. Here you have a unique opportunity to enjoy good food with a pleasant view. Unique to the park against its sister park next door is that this park serves alcohol.

You can reach the park by Disney Resort Monorail from Maihama Station to Tokyo Disney Sea Station. The journey takes 10 minutes and costs about 260 jpy. Alternative two is a 20-minute walk from Maihama Station.

Usually, the park is open 08:00 – 22:00, however, note that the opening hours may differ on certain days. Check the opening hours of your visit on their website.

SHIBUYA

Shibuya is the area that is most popular with young Japanese but attracts a lot of tourists and photographers daily due to its well-known crossing. The intersection is also the world’s busiest intersection with 500,000 crossing people daily. The calm of the chaos that occurs as soon as the light turns green ay walang kapantay at inirerekomendang maranasan kung bibisita ka sa Tokyo sa unang pagkakataon.

Half a day is spent in Shibuya as the area is surrounded by nightclubs, large shopping centers, shops, and restaurants.

Also, take the opportunity to visit the Hachikō statue – dedicated to the dog Hachikō. The legend and story of Hachikō have been made into a film and praised worldwide. The statue can be found outside Shibuya Station.

FUJI-Q HIGHLAND

Isang nakatagong kayamanan sa labas lamang ng Tokyo. Isang amusement park, na binubuo ng mga atraksyon ng Guinness World of Record.

The amusement park is located below Mt. Fuji hence its name Fuji-Q Highland Park. If the weather permits, some days you can get wonderful pictures of the mountain in the background. However, keep in mind the mountain’s top to mostly surrounded by fog and clouds.

Dododonpa: Dito ka nila binaril tulad ng kanyon sa Liseberg, ngunit sa 180 km / h sa loob ng 1.56 segundo!

Takabisha:121 degree drop – ay numero uno sa listahan bilang pinakamatarik na roller coaster sa mundo.

Eejanaika: Most rotations in the world. Here you are spun up, down, and sideways along the entire ride. One of the sickest things we’ve ever ridden in the editorial office! Highly recommended for those who dare.

The park has several other attractions to offer, such as the world’s largest, and many other fun. If you decide to spend a day at this wonderful park, you will certainly not be dissatisfied!

FUJI HIDDEN LEAF VILLAGE

Next to Fuji-Q Highland Park, you will find Naruto Park with its full name “NARUTO X BORUTO Fuji Hidden Leaf Village”. Try eating the ramen at Ichiraku, wandering around Konoha, and solving various challenges in the park.

Nag-aalok din ang Hidden Leaf Village ng resort na may katulad na tema para sa mga gustong mag-overnight sa mga kuwartong may temang Naruto.

REBULTO NG KALAYAAN

What many people don’t know is that Tokyo has its replica of the Statue of Liberty on Odaiba. The statue daily attracts a large amount of tourists due to all its photo opportunities.

Tinatanaw ng rebulto ang isang iluminadong Rainbow Bridge sa mga oras ng gabi at hindi opisyal na tinatawag na pinakamagandang tanawin ng lungsod.

Osaka and Shimoda have two replica siblings to visit, but the goddess of Tokyo is the most popular because of Tokyo Bay and the Rainbow Bridge in the background.

IMPERIAL PALACE

The palace is the main residence of the Kjeserliga family, but only one of several. Most interior areas as well as gardens are closed to the public like most palaces in the world. Twice a year, however, the palace’s inner garden is open to the public where you have the opportunity to see the imperial family standing on the balcony and waving – this applies to December 23rd and January 2nd.

The palace’s eastern garden is called Higashi Gyoen and is said to be the most beautiful in the country. The park is open and free to the public from 09:00 – 16:30 every day of the week. The park is open until 16:00 during November – February & to 17:00 during April – August.

Ilang minuto lang ang Imperial Palace mula sa Tokyo Station. Ang palasyo at ang mga parke nito ay sumasakop sa isang lugar na 3.4 square kilometers, sa mismong sentro ng Tokyo.

MAID CAFE

Ang mga cosplay-based na cafe / restaurant na ito ay matatagpuan kahit saan sa Tokyo, ngunit lalo na sa Akihabara. Ang mga tauhan ay kadalasang nakabihis bilang mga French maid at tinatrato ka nang may paggalang at lambing bilang isang "master of the house". Ang mga restaurant na ito ay kasing tanyag sa mga lalaki gaya ng mga ito sa mga babae at may ilan na nagsasalita ng Ingles. Bilang karagdagan sa paghahain ng pagkain at inumin, aktibo silang nagsasagawa ng mga palabas at nakikipaglaro sa kanilang mga bisita.

SENSŌ-JI

Kaminarimon (Kaminari Gate) is one of the two major gates that then leads you to Sensoji Temple from the street/stop. Kaminarimon was built over a thousand years ago and still stands today. Inside its gates, you will find Nakamise shopping street with Sensoji Temple as the final destination. However, Nakamise is more of a small market than a shopping street and is unfortunately full of people on weekends. However, a very cozy little footpath leading up to the temple that we recommend you visit if you are in Tokyo. The temple was completed in 645, making it Tokyo’s oldest temple.

Ang templo ay bukas mula 6:00 am hanggang 5:00 pm, ngunit ang lugar ay bukas pa rin sa publiko sa gabi. Ang templo ay nag-iilaw pagkatapos ng paglubog ng araw tuwing gabi.

GUNDAM CAFE

In 2010, GundamCafé was opened in Akihabara and has since day one been a success with its Gundam-inspiring theme. For those of you who are not familiar with Gundam, Gundam is the country’s most well-known and beloved animated robot and comes from an anime series released in 1979.

Fun dishes on the menu include Char ZAKU chicken rice omelet, RX-78-2 Gundam penne gorgonzola, Dessert Zaku plate, and Gundam sandwiches. Even the coffee is decorated with Gundam’s face in the foam. Next door to the café you will find a merch shop that sells everything from t-shirts to mugs and plates.

Ang tindahan ay matatagpuan sa 1–1, Kandahanaoka-cho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo.

YODOBASHI

Ang isa sa nangungunang mga chain ng tindahan ng electronics sa bansa ay ang Yodobashi Camera. Dito, madali kang makakagugol ng ilang oras dahil ang tindahan ay binubuo ng ilang palapag na may lahat mula sa pang-araw-araw na produkto hanggang sa mga video game.

Lubos naming inirerekomenda ang pagbisita sa Yodobashi Camera o ang kanilang karibal na chain na Bic Camera para sa pagbili ng mga laro ng Nintendo Switch na hindi pa naipapalabas sa Europe.

In addition to all electronic products, they also sell clothes, accessories, toys, food, and cosmetics in quantities. The range may vary from store to store.

SHIMOKITAZAWA

Shimokitazawa, also called Shimokita is a popular and cozy cultural area in Tokyo with many restaurants, cafes, and vintage shops. Shimokitazawa has its small café-culture with a café on almost every corner. Perfect after a full day in one of the city’s busier areas such as Shinjuku or Akihabara.

VR NINJA DOJO

Noong Marso 2019, VR Ninja Dojo opened in Akihabara and has since attracted a lot of tourists. The experience is unique in itself and offers the latest in VR technology. The word ninja is something that most people relate to Japan and here you have the opportunity to experience real life as a ninja – in VR!

Practice ninjutsu, sword technique, and other martial arts techniques in an open world. You start in a Dojo whereupon you move on to a more open world with melee combat and other war experiences. You have the opportunity to borrow a ninja costume as well as other ninja equipment on-site. All instructors speak English and are very helpful, feel free to ask for help.

NINTENDO STORE

Tokyo Nintendo Store in the Shibuya area is something not to be missed for the game lover!

In the store, you can buy everything from clothes for both adults & children, bags, toys, games, keychains, and other Nintendo merch. The Nintendo Store is next door to Pokemon Center Shibuya and other anime-inspired stores in the “Parco” shopping center.

Pagkatapos ng medyo abalang araw ng pagbubukas, isang sistema ng pagpila ang ipinakilala, kung saan kukuha ka ng tiket na may oras kung kailan ka malugod na tinatanggap sa tindahan. Gayunpaman, ang mga oras ng pila ay bumagal nang husto mula noong ilunsad at bihira kang maghintay ng higit sa ilang minuto.

MGA GAMING HOUSE

Sa Akihabara, ang buong lugar ay puno ng mga gambling house at arcade games. Ang pinakamalaki ay ang bahay ng SEGA na pinakamalapit sa Estasyon ng Akihabara, gayunpaman, tandaan na isa ito sa 3 bahay ng SEGA sa lugar - lahat ay nasa ilang palapag. Dito maaari mong mapanalunan ang lahat mula sa isang 1:1 Pikachu hanggang sa isang bagong mobile phone. O bakit hindi kunin ang pagkakataong maglaro ng ilang StepMania o Sonic, hayaan ang nostalgia na dumaloy!

Ang mga bahay ng pagsusugal na tulad nito ay siyempre matatagpuan sa mas maraming lugar ng lungsod, ngunit ang Akihabara ang may pinakamaraming nasa parehong lugar.

POKÉMON CENTER

Tokyo Pokemon Center is, as previously mentioned, next door to the official Tokyo Nintendo Store and offers shopping in droves. Here you buy everything from cozy stuffed animals, mobile phone cases, pens, games, toys and everything Pokemon-related you can imagine. There is everything, even skateboards!

MADAME TUSSAUDS

Tokyo’s official Madame Tussauds wax museum with about 60 realistic wax figures can be found on the island of Odaiba. These wax statues of your favorite actors and celebrities are on a 1:1 scale and can hardly be distinguished from the real person, so talented are they actually at Madame Tussauds. The Madame Tussauds chain has museums in London, Paris, and lots of other cities and is usually a very appreciated and pleasant daily activity.

Pre-purchase of tickets is recommended as the museum is well-visited during certain times of the year.

RAINBOW BRIDGE

The bridge was built in 1993 and connects Odaiba with the rest of Tokyo. This two-story bridge is a great symbol of the city and is extra beautiful during the evening.

Ang tulay ay kumikinang mula sa paglubog ng araw hanggang 24:00, ngunit ang mga kulay ay nag-iiba araw-araw.

Nagbabago ang ilaw depende sa oras ng taon at para sa ilang partikular na layunin. Bawat taon sa Oktubre, ang buong tulay ay umiilaw sa kulay rosas bilang parangal sa lipunan ng kanser at sa mga lumalaban nito.

NAKAMISE-DORI AVENUE

Ang Nakamise shopping market ay isang shopping path/market na humahantong sa iyo mula sa pangunahing daan patungo sa Sensoji temple. Dito makikita mo ang lahat mula sa mga bagay na panturista at pagkain hanggang sa tradisyonal na kasuotan ng mga tao.

Very cozy to walk around and look at, but have passed about time considering the amount of people who visit the temple and the market every day.

In addition to Sensoji, there are a dozen temples and shrines in the area within a couple of minute’s walk.

Don Kihote

The nearest “Donki” (Don Quijote) store from Senso-ji is Don Quijote Asakusa and is open 24/7, 365 days a year, and is one of the country’s most popular department stores. The store is a 2-minute walk from Asakusa Station. The 7th floor has a café, hot food, and theater.

Mayroong iba't ibang mga tindahan ng Don Quijote sa buong lungsod, maging sa mga lugar tulad ng Ginza at Akihabara. Ngunit ang isa sa Asakusa ay kakaiba sa laki at oras ng pagbubukas nito.

UENO PARK

Ang Ueno Park (上野公園, Ueno Kōen) ay isang malaking parke, bukas sa publiko sa istasyon ng Ueno sa gitnang Tokyo. Ang parke ay dating pag-aari ng Keneiji Temple na pag-aari ng isa sa pinakamayamang templong pamilya ng Tokugawa Clan.

Ang Ueno Park ay isa sa pinakasikat na destinasyon sa paglalakbay sa Tokyo para sa mga gustong makakita ng 'Sakura trees' (cherry blossom). Ang parke ay may higit sa 1,000 puno ng sakura na namumulaklak sa huling bahagi ng Marso at unang bahagi ng Abril. Nakakaakit ito ng maraming turista at hanami (tagahanga ng sakura).

Today, the park is best known for its many museums, especially the Tokyo National Museum and the National Museum of Western Art. The Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum and the National Science Museum are also two popular museums to visit in the park.

Bilang karagdagan sa lahat ng mga museo nito, nag-aalok din ang parke ng Zoo para sa mga mahilig sa panda, magbasa nang higit pa sa ibaba ng pahina.

12 FLOORS NG UNIQLO

This gigantic Uniqlo store spans 12 floors and offers a unique selection of different collections from all over the world. This makes this particular store a little more unique than others – aside from the crazy amount of floors. Uniqlo is Japan’s most popular clothing brand and is in the same price range as H&M.

Mayroon pa silang malaking seleksyon ng mga anime t-shirt at iba pang merch sa itaas na palapag. Bilang karagdagan dito, nag-aalok din sila ng duty-free para sa mga turista kapag bumibili ng higit sa 3,000 JPY. Gayunpaman, dapat itong bayaran sa isang espesyal na counter sa tindahan at may kasamang pasaporte.

GINZA CROSSING

Ang pagtawid sa pagitan ng Harumi at Chuo ay madalas na tinatawag na Ginza Crossing at ito ang sentro ng Ginza. Ang intersection ay sa gabi na puno ng neon lights at mga tao, napapalibutan ng malalaki at mararangyang gusali tulad ng Sanai Building at Wako – dalawang iconic na gusali sa Tokyo.

AKIBA FUKUROU

A unique owl café that has been selected by TripAdvisor as one of Akihabara’s best and most visited attractions for several years. Everyone is welcome to come in and visit and play with the owls. Take the opportunity to take part in a unique experience where you can pet, take pictures, and play with tame owls.

The café offers over 20 different owls for pictures and coziness. Remember that images with flash are strictly forbidden as this can stress out and harm the owls.

UENO STATION

JR Ueno Station is one of Tokyo’s most important stations. Here you can change between several JR lines such as the Yamanote Line and Keihin-Tohoku Line as well as several Shinkansen trains. Many of the station’s trains also pass through Tokyo Station but with much fewer people and in less space, which makes changes easier. Don’t forget to order your Japan Rail Pass.

PAGKAIN SA TOKYO

Mas maraming Michelin-starred na restaurant sa Ginza kaysa sa iba pang bahagi ng lungsod. Bagama't wala sa iyong badyet ang Ginza Kojyu o Sishi Yoshitake, maraming maliliit na kalye at eskinita sa paligid ng mga pangunahing kalye ng Ginza, na puno ng masasarap na pagkain at iba pang kasiyahan.

NEZU-JINJA SHRINE

Nakatago at marahil ay isa sa mga pinaka-underrated na dambana sa bansa, puno ng pulang torii gate sa anyong tunnel tulad ng sa Kyoto – ngunit sa gitnang Tokyo!

Built in 1705 and one of the oldest shrinen in Japan. The shrine is surrounded by open fine spaces, lively nature, and a pleasant passage. A perfect place for the tourist looking for photo-friendly and cheeky surroundings. Shrinet offers a variety of tunnels of torii gates, something you won’t find at home in cold Sweden.

You will find Nezu Shrine quickly and easily through a 5-minute walk from Nezu Station, Sendagi Station, and Todaimae Station. Free admission and open 09:00 – 17:00.

Inirerekomenda pa rin namin ang nakamamanghang Fushimi Inari Temple sa Kyoto para sa mga bumibisita sa Kyoto. Ngunit kung ikaw ay nasa Tokyo lamang, ito ay isang magandang opsyon.

TSUKIJI FISH MARKET

Just outside Ginza, you will find Tsukiji fish market, a must for fish lovers visiting Tokyo for the first time. The market is known for its daily tuna auction and everyday chaos.

Gayunpaman, upang makilahok sa tunay na karanasan, inirerekumenda na bumangon ka nang maaga sa umaga upang makilahok sa auction, 05:00 sa halip. Para sa iyo na hindi interesado sa auction, maaari kang makilahok sa merkado ng pagkain. Available ang mga gabay sa pagkain kasama ng mga gabay na nagsasalita ng Ingles sa paborableng presyo.

TEAMLAB FLOATING GARDEN

Tokyo “teamLab Planets” is expanding its opening hours along with released restrictions and is opening its exhibition through the end of 2023.

Damhin ang isang visual na eksibisyon na nakakagulat sa iyong mga pandama. Isang karaniwang lubos na pinahahalagahan at natatanging aktibidad na natatangi sa Tokyo. Samantalahin ang pagkakataong itulak ang ilan sa mga pinaka-bastos at pinakanatatanging larawan ng holiday bago magsara muli ang eksibisyon.

AMEYA-YOKOCHŌ

Tinatawag din na Ueno Market at ito ay isang market street na nahahati sa dalawang passage na tumatakbo sa pagitan ng Ueno Station at Okachimachi Station.

Indirectly called Tokyo’s last black market. The market offers cheap and fun products, street food galore, a food market, and electronics stores. Don’t expect anything fancy, this is a typical “Asian market” and is very different from the rest of Japan which, by the way, is very clean. The atmosphere is reminiscent of Khosan Road in Thailand with its narrow aisles and its large amount of people.

SHOPPING SA GINZA

Ginza is a popular area for those who are hungry for luxury and shopping. Some of the more popular shopping centers in Ginza are Tokyu Plaza and Ginza SIX.

Here you will find everything from everyday luxury to super luxury. Ginza SIX offers a wonderful rooftop garden which is highly recommended.

In addition to the park on the roofs, there is a unique and lavish bookstore on floor 6F. Experience “the world of Noh” at Kanze Noh Theatre on floor B3F.

Also, take the opportunity to enjoy a good lunch or dinner in the shopping center that delivers luxury in quantities!

AKIHABRA AREA

Tokyo’s largest electronics district has something for everyone. Popular things to experience in Akihabara include visiting a Maid Café or driving MarioKart on the open street with MariKar Akihabara, shopping for manga and anime merch, big shopping at Don Quijote, or visiting one of several large electronics stores along the main street. These are only a few experiences to have in the area.

ODAIBA AREA

Odaiba, also called Daiba is a large, artificial island in Tokyo Bay and belongs to the borough municipalities of Minato, Kōtō, and Shinagawa. The colorful and state-of-the-art island is a large shopping & entertainment district as well as home to many major events and fairs.

ASAKUSA AREA

Kilala ang lugar sa Sensoji, isang Buddhist na templo na nakatuon sa bodhisattvan Kannon. Ang distrito ay matatagpuan sa hilagang-silangang bahagi ng gitnang Tokyo mga 3km mula sa lugar ng Ueno.

Malapit sa Sensoji Temple ay isang maliit na amusement park na pinangalanang Hanayashiki, na sinasabing pinakamatandang fairground sa Japan. Ang mga biyahe ng bangka sa kahabaan ng Sumida ay umaalis mula sa isang lugar na ilang minutong lakad mula sa templo. Noong nakaraan, ang Asakusa ay inuri bilang "pleasure quarter" ng Tokyo na puno ng mga geisha house salamat sa mayayamang rice department store sa Kuramae.

UENO AREA

Ueno is a district in Tokyo’s “Taitō” area and is best known as home to Ueno Park. Ueno is also home to some of Tokyo’s finest cultural buildings. The area offers everything from markets, food in quantities, a zoo, and a wonderful park with several museums.

GINZA AREA

Ginza is a neighborhood in the district municipality of Chūō and is known as a “finer” part of Tokyo with many department stores, luxury stores, restaurants, and cafes.

In Ginza Center, 1 sqm costs just over 10,000,000 yen, equivalent to about 90,000 Euro (2020) which makes the street the most expensive address in the country.

Ang pangunahing kalye sa lugar ay tinatawag na Chuo Dori at pinakamahusay na bisitahin sa mga pampublikong holiday bago mag-17:00 kapag ang kalye ay sarado sa trapiko ng sasakyan sa umaga.

May iba pa bang dapat malaman bago dumating?

Huwag mag-alala, nasaklaw namin sa iyo ang pinakamahalagang impormasyon sa ibaba.

Ano ang pangalan ng Tokyo Airport?

Ang Tokyo ay may dalawang paliparan, Narita International Airport (NRT) at Haneda Airport (HND).

Ang Haneda ang pinakamalapit na paliparan ng lungsod at ang isa na inirerekomendang puntahan kung maaari. Kadalasan, gayunpaman, mas mura ang makarating sa Narita. Gayunpaman, nangangailangan ito ng parehong mas mahaba at mas mahal na transportasyon kung maglalakbay ka nang walang a Japan Rail Pass sa lungsod sa sandaling bumaba ka sa eroplano, tandaan ito. Gayunpaman, ang mga express na tren mula at papunta sa paliparan ay magagamit para sa mga taong may JR Pass. Maaaring i-activate ang pass sa airport pagkatapos mong mapunta.

How much can a trip to Tokyo cost?

The cost of a trip to Tokyo can vary widely based on your travel style and preferences. Budget travelers might spend around $50 to $100 per day, covering hostel accommodations, public transportation, and affordable meals. For a mid-range budget, expect to spend between $150 and $300 per day for three-star hotels, restaurant meals, and some paid attractions. Luxury travelers can expect costs to exceed $500 per day, with top-tier hotels, fine dining, and exclusive experiences.

How many days do you need in Tokyo?

To truly experience Tokyo, a minimum of three to five days is recommended. This allows enough time to explore key attractions like Shibuya and Shinjuku, visit important cultural sites such as the Meiji Shrine and the Imperial Palace, and still have time to enjoy Tokyo’s world-renowned culinary scene and vibrant neighborhoods. If you can extend your stay, additional days will let you discover more hidden gems and local experiences.

Do people in Japan speak English?

While English is taught in Japanese schools, the level of English fluency varies widely among the population. In major cities like Tokyo and Osaka, and in tourist areas, you are more likely to encounter English speakers, particularly in hotels, major stores, and restaurants. However, in rural areas, English speakers can be rare. It’s recommended to use tools like Google Translate or carry a phrasebook to help bridge any language gaps during your visit to Japan.

Naghahanap ng ibang lungsod?

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