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Nice thing ❤❤

Aw the way she talks is so fast

Before purchasing the Hakone freepass, please ask for the Hakone freepass brochure and read the fine print on the bottom of the front page. There is a rule that says, "The Hakone Freepass (including those valid for multiple days) cannot be used after returning to your departure station." Basically, the freepass is encourages people to stay in Hakone to fully benefit from it. It doesn't matter if two or three days pass once you return back to Shinjuku station, the freepass cannot be reused again. In our case the station staff took away our two-day pass which was only used for one day. Anyway, I think I should put it out there to let everyone know there is a rule they need to know about it. Love your videos.

This is a splendid informative clip. Cheers!

I just discovered your channel, Amazing content I spent 4 months living in Fukuoka and definitely going back

This is the best video I've seen on things to do in Ueno

箱根神社の龍神水は物凄く御利益があります。皆さんポットやペットボトルを持って行きましょう。

日本が海外から人気なのは 治安の良さ　街が清潔　トイレも多機能で清潔　文化や歴史がある事　 アニメや漫画などのポップカルチャーも人気。鉄道の発達と時間に正確な事。 そして食事も多様性があり美味しいこと。 もし治安が悪く食事がイマイチなら旅をしてもあまり楽しめないと思う。 箱根はむかしから高級リゾート地です。文化も歴史もあります。

Nice video. I visited Kamakura 8 years ago, visited again 2 weeks ago. I've been pretty much all the places mentioned in the video except Eisho-ji and jufuku-ji, have visited Enoshima and spent half a day on the island as well.

Great sharing. Thanks

Thanks for the recommendation, I have a question, Did you stay in Hakone or return to Tokyo? Do you know if Hakone free pass include the transportation for 2 days or only one day?

You lost me when AI pronounce HaKone wrong

I'm visiting soon. Thank you so much for this detailed video!

Thank you for this informative video. Which area is the best to stay for a 2day visit- to ensure we are close to most landmarks.

We are going to Japan mid of May. Staying at Hakone for 5 days. Very excited. What is the weather like? Thanks

Gracias por sus recomendaciones, las tomare en cuenta para mi próximo viaje

Truly local stuff you have showcased which no one shows. Well done

Really informative.

Thank you for showing the less common places in Japan. I'm a frequent traveller to Japan and these videos are helpful :-)

Nice Tokyo guide.

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Thank you for this video. I will be staying at Ueno and it's very helpful, especially the map at 8:38.

Thank you for this excellent video. You cover so many interesting places in so little time. Very concise! I look forward to watching your other videos ✌️.

Love love your detail and guiding video! We are going there in 10 days . Thank you ❤

Its so nice & beautiul. Jaibhim 🙏

The background sound is F annoying.

14:20 Those Halloween designs are cute! I often vacation in Japan but I've never been to the Nikko area. Thanks to your video, I will visit it. Good luck growing your channel!

I’ve just returned from Japan and specifically Kabukicho area in Shinjuku (Sep 22-25). I am happy to have covered most spots in your video, which btw is very well done. I did inadvertently step into 3 different streets with Nigerian pimps, but successfully ignored and sidestepped each of them. Aside from that, l really liked the vibe and energy of the area, and am sure of visiting Shinjuku again. Japan is a great country with undoubtedly the most disciplined people on earth.

Thanks for the great and extremely detail guide! Will be visiting Japan in Nov and looking forward to all the great sights and food😊

This is a fantastic guide, Thank you. I'm going to visit Japan next year

Interesting choice of areas, but why is some of the footage blurred?

Great video!

Starting from the end of October, JR Tokai's "Nozomi" and "Hikari" Shinkansen trains heading towards Osaka and Kyoto will no longer have onboard sales services. Instead, starting from November, they will exclusively offer services for the Green Car (First Class), with a new system where passengers can place orders using their mobile devices.　（Announced on August 9th, 2023）

On the other hand a place like Kichijōji means 45-50 minutes train ride and a transfer to almost every popular landmarks bar Shinjuku.

When visiting a city as huge as Tokyo for a few days or even a week your first criteria should be transportation and easy access to popular landmarks, and for that purpose Shinbashi is a no-brainer. Asakusa-sen offers direct trains to Narita (slightly above 1 hr trip), Sensō-ji, Skytree, while Ginza-sen gives easy access to Ameyoko-Ueno, Akihabara, Ginza and Shibuya. It's also the most convenient starting point for Odaiba (Yurikamome), Yokohama (25 minutes by Tōkaidō-sen) or even Kamakura (50 minutes by Yokosuka-sen) and basically all around Tokyo with Yamanote-sen. From Shinbashi you can easily walk to Ginza-chuō, Tsukiji outer market, Hama-rikyū garden, Tokyo Tower, or even go to the Imperial Palace or Roppongi. The few blocks south of the station offer a vast choice of restaurants.