🌸 Tokyo Self-Guided Tour Guide 🗼

As the capital of Japan 🇯🇵, Tokyo boasts a wealth of tourist resources, from anime and cherry blossoms to gourmet food, there's always a reason to attract you for a visit. 🏨 Hotel Recommendation: I stayed at the 9 Hours Nihombashi. It's a capsule hotel, very clean and private, priced at just over 180 a night, and it's only 200 meters from the subway station. 🚇 Transportation Recommendation: Tokyo's rail transit is not as complicated as you might think. For travel within Tokyo, it's recommended to buy a 24-hour ticket (900 yen). For trips to surrounding areas like Kamakura, just follow the routes recommended by Google Maps and buy JR tickets accordingly. 🏰 Attractions Recommendations: Senso-ji Temple: Free to visit, the temple is located at the start of a bustling commercial street. You can pray for blessings here, and the architectural style is somewhat similar to what you might find in China. Tokyo Skytree: Photos taken at Sumida Park for an up-close view of the Skytree. You can also capture hydrangeas with the Skytree in the frame at the Old Nakagawa Riverside Park (photo), but the hydrangeas have started to wither recently. Ueno Area: Ueno has a concentration of attractions, including several museums, especially the Tokyo National Museum (photo), with an admission fee of 1000 yen. Next to it, Ueno Zoo has pandas 🐼, and Ueno Post Office has 🐼 stamps. Tokyo Tower: From the observation deck at Roppongi Hills, you can get a great view of Tokyo Tower. Located on the rooftop, it offers a panoramic view of most of Tokyo, with an admission fee of 2000 yen. Imperial Palace and Tokyo Station: The Imperial Palace is the residence of the Emperor of Japan, with gardens 🌸 and various buildings. It requires advance reservation. A short walk will take you to Tokyo Station, which is quite distinctive. Next to it is the Tokyo Central Post Office, the largest post office in Tokyo. Zojoji Temple: A temple not far from the tower, offering a view of Tokyo Tower and a place to pray for blessings. Shibuya: Nintendo's largest flagship store is located in Shibuya Parco mall, along with various specialty stores for anime IPs. The popular bakery Echire also has a branch here. #Japan #JapanSelfGuidedTour #Tokyo #TokyoTravel #Kamakura #MtFuji #Shibuya #Skytree #TokyoTower #Photography