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🌏 3-Day Tokyo + Mount Fuji Ultimate Guide for First-Timers 🌏

Covers the main must-see spots in Tokyo city (2 days) and Mount Fuji (1 day), perfect for friends visiting Japan for the first time and hoping to tick off famous landmarks. ❗Be sure to have Google Maps ready! Day 1: πŸ›¬ Morning 6:00 landing at Narita Airport, take the Keisei Skyliner to Nippori transfer station, transfer to a bus to 🏨 Asakusa area hotel to check-in luggage (1.5h), and start the day's itinerary. πŸ—ΊοΈ Route: πŸ“ Senso-ji Temple: Check out the famous Kaminarimon gate and Senso-ji Pagoda (free, 30min) πŸ“ Tokyo Skytree: Walk 20min to Tokyo Skytree for a panoramic view of Tokyo (πŸ’°Β₯100), with observation decks at 350 meters and 450 meters (more expensive). You can book online or buy tickets on-site. πŸ“ Ueno Park: Take a tram 🚎 to Ueno Park, which includes multiple art galleries, museums, shrines, and a lakeside park in Tokyo, 🌸 it's especially beautiful during cherry blossom season. You can visit according to your interests, or quickly check it off if not interested. πŸ“ Akihabara: Walk or take a tram 🚎 to Akihabara commercial district, the hub for Tokyo's electronic products/anime, games, and merchandise/adult toys 🀫. There are many scenes from anime for photo opportunities and shopping according to your interests. πŸ“ Ginza: Take a tram 🚎 to Ginza, the top shopping district in all of Japan, with basically all luxury brands having stores or counters. Perfect for shopping for the gentry. πŸ“ Tsukiji Fish Market: About 1.5 km from Ginza, you can walk there, mainly a seafood hub, but it's mostly for tourists now. It's recommended to just stroll and check it off. I went in the afternoon, and many shops were already closed, so you might want to visit in the morning. πŸ“ Tokyo Tower: The last stop of the day, take a tram 🚎 and navigate to "tofuya ukai" (a restaurant), and you'll arrive at the foot of Tokyo Tower. If you see a crowd lining up, that's the popular spot for upward shots (I was too lazy to wait in line, so I didn't take the shot). Here you can only look up at Tokyo Tower, if you want a distant view, you can choose a bar in Roppongi (search on your own). If you take the tram from "Daimon Station", you can capture Tokyo Tower in the third grid on the way. #Tokyo #MountFuji #JapanTravel #TokyoTravelGuide #TokyoTrip #TokyoAttractions #JapanTravelTips

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🌏 3-Day Tokyo + Mount Fuji Ultimate Guide for First-Timers 🌏

Covers the main must-see spots in Tokyo city (2 days) and Mount Fuji (1 day), perfect for friends visiting Japan for the first time and hoping to tick off famous landmarks. ❗Be sure to have Google Maps ready! Day 1: πŸ›¬ Morning 6:00 landing at Narita Airport, take the Keisei Skyliner to Nippori transfer station, transfer to a bus to 🏨 Asakusa area hotel to check-in luggage (1.5h), and start the day's itinerary. πŸ—ΊοΈ Route: πŸ“ Senso-ji Temple: Check out the famous Kaminarimon gate and Senso-ji Pagoda (free, 30min) πŸ“ Tokyo Skytree: Walk 20min to Tokyo Skytree for a panoramic view of Tokyo (πŸ’°Β₯100), with observation decks at 350 meters and 450 meters (more expensive). You can book online or buy tickets on-site. πŸ“ Ueno Park: Take a tram 🚎 to Ueno Park, which includes multiple art galleries, museums, shrines, and a lakeside park in Tokyo, 🌸 it's especially beautiful during cherry blossom season. You can visit according to your interests, or quickly check it off if not interested. πŸ“ Akihabara: Walk or take a tram 🚎 to Akihabara commercial district, the hub for Tokyo's electronic products/anime, games, and merchandise/adult toys 🀫. There are many scenes from anime for photo opportunities and shopping according to your interests. πŸ“ Ginza: Take a tram 🚎 to Ginza, the top shopping district in all of Japan, with basically all luxury brands having stores or counters. Perfect for shopping for the gentry. πŸ“ Tsukiji Fish Market: About 1.5 km from Ginza, you can walk there, mainly a seafood hub, but it's mostly for tourists now. It's recommended to just stroll and check it off. I went in the afternoon, and many shops were already closed, so you might want to visit in the morning. πŸ“ Tokyo Tower: The last stop of the day, take a tram 🚎 and navigate to "tofuya ukai" (a restaurant), and you'll arrive at the foot of Tokyo Tower. If you see a crowd lining up, that's the popular spot for upward shots (I was too lazy to wait in line, so I didn't take the shot). Here you can only look up at Tokyo Tower, if you want a distant view, you can choose a bar in Roppongi (search on your own). If you take the tram from "Daimon Station", you can capture Tokyo Tower in the third grid on the way. #Tokyo #MountFuji #JapanTravel #TokyoTravelGuide #TokyoTrip #TokyoAttractions #JapanTravelTips

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