Japan | Tokyo Travel Recommendations 🌸

🧡 Harajuku Harajuku is absolutely the most fashionable area in Japan, with many distinctive trendy brands and shops. Along with Daikanyama and Shibuya, it is known as a representative of Tokyo's street culture, gathering many fashionable and avant-garde shops and a group of young people who pursue them 🚶‍♂️. Therefore, the pedestrians on the street are the carriers of fashion. 🏯 Senso-ji Temple It is the oldest temple in Tokyo. The most famous thing about Kaminarimon (Thunder Gate) is the huge lantern hanging in front of the gate. 🕐 Opening Hours: 06:30 – 17:00 🧡 Akihabara The holy land of the two-dimensional world!! Originally, it was a famous electrical appliance street in Japan. There will also be many "maid" hosts on the street enthusiastically inviting customers. 🌿 Tips: There is a green标志 building called pop life department, which can refresh one's mind. It's not recommended for children 🙅🏻‍♀️. 🧡 Ginza Ginza is a major commercial district in the Chuo Ward of Tokyo, Japan, known as "the most expensive place in Asia", famous for its high-end shopping stores. It is listed alongside Paris🇫🇷's Champs-Elysees and New York USA🇺🇸's Fifth Avenue as one of the three major bustling centers in the world. 🕐 Opening Hours: Stop at 20:00 🧡 Shibuya There is a famous business district in Japan. Shibuya Crossing is known for the spectacular sight of people surging forward whenever the green light comes on. There is also the famous statue of the loyal dog Hachiko🐶 on the street. #UnderratedGemOfASmallTown #VisitFanWeiXiaoCheng #Japan #Tokyo #Osaka #FirstTimeInJapan #JapanTravelGuide #Kobe #Kyoto #Nara #SensoJiTemple #Akihabara #Shibuya