If you find yourself in Tokyo on business, I recommend taking side trips to the countryside. Tokyo itself is a crazed, intense, bustling metropolis and can be fun for a while. There are several great places to visit in the countryside that are a 1-2 hour train ride from Tokyo:
Nikko: 2 hours from Tobu-Asakusa station in tokyo. In a forested mountain area, find sacred bridges, tendai temples, and mausoleums. Allow 3 hours to see the major sites, more if you want to hang out in the nearby
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A cool city to check out. Expensive though.
Very clean place. Polite people. Lots of lights.
Go to the early morning fish market. Ginza area at night.
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If you find yourself in Tokyo on business, I recommend taking side trips to the countryside. Tokyo itself is a crazed, intense, bustling metropolis and can be fun for a while.... More
Ensure that you enhance your knowledge with Japanese ways of letters symbols and language to assist you in getting around the area especially the complicated train system (which... More
THE PEOPLE ARE GREAT AND THEY LUV TO HELP FORENER'S..THE COUNTRY IS VERY SAFE, AND VERY CLEAN..IF YOU LIKE ACTION PACKED.. TOKYO IS A MUST!!24/7 FOOD AND DRINK'S ANY WHERE, AND... More
The Tokyo district is coming into its own, with a deluge of boutiques and fashionable lounges that are drawing the city's ever-demanding shoppers....more
Food markets offer colorful links to the economy, customs and even dialects of a city. They're one of the few opportunities where visitors can glimpse locals going about one of their essential daily chores....more