✅ Super Detailed Winter Tokyo Travel Guide
How about traveling to Tokyo, Japan during the New Year? Great idea! 🎉 【About Tokyo】 Tokyo is the economic center of Japan, pulsating like the heart of the country. Here, modernity blends with traditional culture, allowing you to experience a unique ethnic culture. 🏙️🎎 【About Clothing】 ⛷️ Tokyo in winter (December-February): These three months belong to Japan's winter season, with temperatures above freezing but damp and cold. Overall, it's similar to what you'd experience back home. It's recommended to wear down jackets, thick sweaters, and warm accessories like scarves and gloves, while also paying attention to the temperature difference between day and night. Of course, Hokkaido is much colder than Tokyo, so friends heading to Hokkaido should pay attention to keeping warm! ❄️👗 【About Food】 It's so cold in winter, of course, you need to replenish your energy! Sushi 🍣: Sushi in Tokyo is very famous, and you must taste it when you're here. Fresh sashimi, rice vinegar, and various ingredients are incredibly delicious. Ramen 🍜: Different from the Lanzhou ramen back home, there are many types of ramen! Common ones include chicken ramen, tonkotsu ramen, and soy sauce ramen. Seafood 🦐: Must-eat seafood in Japan, you can visit the Tsukiji Fish Market, where there are many places to eat seafood, with a lot of sashimi. Barbecue 🥩: Of course, Japan's barbecue culture should not be overlooked. Octopus Balls 🐙: A traditional Japanese snack with a wonderful taste. 【About Itinerary】 ✔️ DAY1: Disney (A detailed guide about Disney will be posted later) ✔️ DAY2: Akihabara -- The Imperial Palace -- University of Tokyo -- Kabukicho ✔️ DAY3: Senso-ji Temple -- Tokyo Skytree -- Ginza ✔️ DAY4: Mount Fuji -- Lake Kawaguchi Lawson Store ✔️ DAY5: Hakone Open-Air Museum -- Owakudani -- Lake Ashinoko 【Avoid Pitfalls Tips】 Japanese people are very disciplined and punctual, so many attractions and restaurants do not wait for latecomers. Remember to bring a small change purse because Japan not only likes to use coins, but also has many types of coins. #JapanTravelGuide #Tokyo #JapanTravel #TravelTips #WhereToGoForChineseNewYear
