This are the 3 places in Tokyo Japan that you absolutely must visit! 🇯🇵 1. Ginza 2. Harajuku 3. Asakusa Stay tuned for more Japan content like this and let me know what other shorts you all would like to see 💕
If you go to Tokyo and that is where you go you will have missed essentially everything that makes Japan special. Instead, visit Sengaku-ji and see the graves of Asano Naganori and the 47 ronin and learn the story that is foundational to so much of Japanese culture. Go to Shibuya station and learn about Hachiko. Then don't go into any big flashy tourist spots for food. Never. Those places are universally over charging for bad food. Go into the places the locals eat at. If it has a vending machine for ordering and the place looks like it might collapse at any moment then you're in the right spot.
I definitely see and understand where you're coming from. But that seems like a really intimidating idea to me. Tokyo is massive, I would be so worried that I'm not going to the right place
I wouldn't say just skip the other 2 as a guy. Depends on what you wanna see. I'm gonna personally go to all whilst I'm there in June to just experience as much as I can
@@Enshin1006 from my experience those places are great for a girl, but kinda boring for a guy. But it always depends on taste and what you are planing to do of course. The other places I said are more interesting for guys though
if you dont like shopping then makes sense why you wouldnt wanna go to harajuku but for anyone that likes going shopping for unique clothing then harajuku is great
Ginza has some of the top-tier sushi restaurants around.🍣 Sure, you'll have to shell out a few hundred dollars, but it's totally worth it. Just make sure to book a reservation.
Ginza Sony/Nissan building is fun to visit, historic Nissan cars on the lower levels, Sony store on the upper floors, and buy your Sony equipment at the 'for export only check out' for some nice savings ;)
We have so many differents likes that is surprising, for me Tokyo is for Enoshima (Slam Dunk, Slam Dunk!), Shibuya (between book off, Pokemon center, Tokyu Hands, etc), Kichijouji and Shimokitazawa.
You can survive with no Japanese in the big cities, no problem. Speaking a little Japanese helps you to be polite, and the smiles of the locals are worth it. There are a number of great videos out there that cover exactly this problem.
I tried shopping at Ginza Nike, and if they don’t like you, they will tell you they are sold out. I literally tried to buy a size 9 shoe, they declined me and said they only have size 10, when clearly the one on display was a size 9.
Sorry but I strongly disagree on these 3. Especially sensoji in asakusa. It’s just a tourist trap - incredibly crowded and overrated. None of us enjoyed it.
hey, do you know why i came all the way to japan? To go into a shopping centre. apparently... there are no other shopping centers on the world... people have too much free time. i have a proposal. put someone blindfold in the midst of tokyo and tell him to guess in what country he is. okay to be fair, the kanji everywhere are a bit of a cheat... but on the other hand... most people, me included, can't differentiate between chinese and japanese letters. or korean. or whatever.
Knowledge about Japan. Excluding ordinary people and foreigners, including descendants of the Fujiwara clan and the Lee family (Uniqlo, etc.) Become the owner of a company. income tax deduction *Over 3.3 million yen and up to 6.95 million yen 20% 427,500 yen *More than 6.95 million yen but less than 9 million yen 23% 636,000 yen Water PFAS, which are suspected to be carcinogenic and accumulate in the body forever, have been detected in tap water in Japan. Despite indications that the PFAS are leaking from U.S. military bases, Japan has not been allowed to discuss the matter with the United States, and the issue has been left unresolved for over 10 years. It is clear that continuing to drink the contaminated tap water is harmful. Food and processed foods There is a lot of 100 % food contain pesticides and additives at every supermarkets We Japanese eat foods derived from koji, such as miso and soy sauce, we have unique intestinal bacteria and a strong immune system. It is also important to speak Japanese Please improve your reading as well.
HIELLOS, GRACE-CHIN! THAT WAS A GREAT ORGY THAT YOU JUST SHOWED ME, WITH THAT KIMONO! CHARLIE HEDBO, IN PEACE: MARDUKE BUFFALOS STEFANOUPOLUS, THAT XIIITH ONE: BARON OF GREAT FRANCE;
I’m going next year, can’t wait, I’ll add these to my list…
She must have filmed in Harajuku at like 8am as, otherwise, it is never that free of people.
Was about to say. Our girlie is an early riser haha
If you go to Tokyo and that is where you go you will have missed essentially everything that makes Japan special.
Instead, visit Sengaku-ji and see the graves of Asano Naganori and the 47 ronin and learn the story that is foundational to so much of Japanese culture.
Go to Shibuya station and learn about Hachiko.
Then don't go into any big flashy tourist spots for food. Never. Those places are universally over charging for bad food. Go into the places the locals eat at. If it has a vending machine for ordering and the place looks like it might collapse at any moment then you're in the right spot.
Let people do what they want. I visited these places and I had fun
I definitely see and understand where you're coming from. But that seems like a really intimidating idea to me. Tokyo is massive, I would be so worried that I'm not going to the right place
From my experience, visit asakusa and skip the other 2 if you're a guy. Also visit akihabara and odaiba marine park and it's neighbourhood
I wouldn't say just skip the other 2 as a guy. Depends on what you wanna see. I'm gonna personally go to all whilst I'm there in June to just experience as much as I can
@@Enshin1006 from my experience those places are great for a girl, but kinda boring for a guy. But it always depends on taste and what you are planing to do of course. The other places I said are more interesting for guys though
if you dont like shopping then makes sense why you wouldnt wanna go to harajuku but for anyone that likes going shopping for unique clothing then harajuku is great
Way better
Thanks for sharing
Shinjuku as well. Great video!
🇯🇵🇮🇶Wonderful beautiful Japan
Great spots, can’t wait to add them to my Japan list 😊
Yess! When are you going to Japan? 😊
I cant wait to go i have 3 campas books with facts of japan thank you for telling me this🥺🫡🩵🩵🩵
a friend i met on mazii japanese dictionary community also reccomended harajuku, she had a great time there
First 2 you can absolutely skip and nothing will happen
Ginza has some of the top-tier sushi restaurants around.🍣 Sure, you'll have to shell out a few hundred dollars, but it's totally worth it. Just make sure to book a reservation.
Can you dress like this in Tokyo? I heard it is not custom to go with tank tops, sportswear, bare shoulders etc…
Also the food courts in the floors below the Tower !!
So much yummy food!
Ginza Sony/Nissan building is fun to visit, historic Nissan cars on the lower levels, Sony store on the upper floors, and buy your Sony equipment at the 'for export only check out' for some nice savings ;)
We have so many differents likes that is surprising, for me Tokyo is for Enoshima (Slam Dunk, Slam Dunk!), Shibuya (between book off, Pokemon center, Tokyu Hands, etc), Kichijouji and Shimokitazawa.
Beautiful ❤❤
3 would be so unfair for any visit.. my top 5: Asakusa, Akihabara, Shinjuku, Ginza, Odaiba
Pls give ur suggestion abt Osaka as well thank you
Thank you beautiful ❤️😍😊
Thanks! Do I surrive with english in Japan? And if yes where? I want to fly next year, but I guess my Japanese will not be well until then. Thx
You can survive with no Japanese in the big cities, no problem. Speaking a little Japanese helps you to be polite, and the smiles of the locals are worth it. There are a number of great videos out there that cover exactly this problem.
Soo cute.
Part 2 please 😆
I like.
harajukus time passed long time ago
Can you please say the place, and how you rented cycle in kyoto
Which place? 😊 Our hotel in Kyoto provided free bicycle rental!
@@itsgracechin thank you so much for replying, can you say your hotel where you stayed, because I am also planing my trip to Japan this year
No Akihabara? How can you go to Tokyo without going there?
Kimono so cute (ღˇᴗˇ)｡o♡
Harajuku 🎉 Learn that place from anime
Isn't it pronounced asak-sa?
it is ^^
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What about national parks and wildlife
I tried shopping at Ginza Nike, and if they don’t like you, they will tell you they are sold out. I literally tried to buy a size 9 shoe, they declined me and said they only have size 10, when clearly the one on display was a size 9.
That’s not the first time I’ve read about this!
Do you think it’s about clothing style or just regular old xenophobia/racsim?
@@salsadip7453 nope. Just my recent experience.
Can you say where you got the kimono from?🙏🏻
It’s rented from Vasara Kimono in Asakusa 😊
Smiling titan is that you?
Where do I go to put a kimono on where did you go for this video?
I went to Vasara Kimono in Asakusa! ☺️
where would be the best place for me to get Anime/Manga gifts?
Akihabara! You can find everything manga and anime there!
@@itsgracechin thank you so much for your prompt reply. enjoy a wonderful day
I already went to muji in Canada
Is it similar to the one in Japan? 😊
@@itsgracechin YES and I’m in Japan
@@Bulbmin3380 no, its not. i live in canada, and went to japan twice already, it is nothing like the muji in japan.
@@niajef I mean like muiji
Name of the gonna udon place?
Godaime Hanayama Udon Ginza!
You're so cute 😊
Such a doll!!
These are all touristy spots though.
Pronounced “Asuksa” 😂
Sorry but I strongly disagree on these 3. Especially sensoji in asakusa. It’s just a tourist trap - incredibly crowded and overrated. None of us enjoyed it.
hey, do you know why i came all the way to japan? To go into a shopping centre. apparently... there are no other shopping centers on the world...
people have too much free time.
i have a proposal. put someone blindfold in the midst of tokyo and tell him to guess in what country he is.
okay to be fair, the kanji everywhere are a bit of a cheat... but on the other hand... most people, me included, can't differentiate between chinese and japanese letters. or korean. or whatever.
Tiendas y fotitos. Hay cosas mejores.
why would someone want to spend time in a tween hang out?(Harajuku)
よくそんな格好でうろつけますね😊
Can I visit you?
Shopping lol no
Knowledge about Japan.
Excluding ordinary people and foreigners, including descendants of the Fujiwara clan and the Lee family (Uniqlo, etc.)
Become the owner of a company.
income tax deduction
*Over 3.3 million yen and up to 6.95 million yen 20% 427,500 yen
*More than 6.95 million yen but less than 9 million yen 23% 636,000 yen
Water
PFAS, which are suspected to be carcinogenic and accumulate in the body forever, have been detected in tap water in Japan. Despite indications that the PFAS are leaking from U.S. military bases, Japan has not been allowed to discuss the matter with the United States, and the issue has been left unresolved for over 10 years. It is clear that continuing to drink the contaminated tap water is harmful.
Food and processed foods
There is a lot of 100 % food contain pesticides and additives at every supermarkets
We Japanese eat foods derived from koji, such as miso and soy sauce, we have unique intestinal bacteria and a strong immune system.
It is also important to speak Japanese
Please improve your reading as well.
HIELLOS, GRACE-CHIN!
THAT WAS A GREAT ORGY THAT YOU JUST SHOWED ME, WITH THAT KIMONO!
CHARLIE HEDBO, IN PEACE:
MARDUKE BUFFALOS STEFANOUPOLUS, THAT XIIITH ONE:
BARON OF GREAT FRANCE;