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Japan 1st time ðŸŊðŸ‡ŊðŸ‡ĩ | Rainy Day Japan trip 🌂🌧ïļ ep.3

Come on. Ep. Last.

Let's gather it for Days 3 and 4.

Check out of the property. We send our luggage to Narita Airport so we don't have to drag it around, transport the familiar black cat and then go to Eggslut. It's the same restaurant as Luke's Lobster.

With the rain and the age, we press Uber to Tokyo Tower. We book through Klook around 10.15, see the high-angle view of Tokyo, there are cafes, candy shops, lots of souvenirs.

After getting a lot of snacks, take the train to Asakusa Temple to Musa. But as I said, it rained, it was wet shoes, hahahahaha. Take a little walk to Nagamise-Dori Street.

During the evening, it was returned to Narita Airport by Keisei Skyliner, and took a bus to the hotel.

In fact, our return plan was the morning flight, but I changed my mind and pressed my ticket back by Zipair Business Class after checking out. That day, all day, I was sitting and playing in the airport until I was hahahaha.

Overall, give 8 / 10 Aunt this trip, health is not very healthy, leg pain, back pain, but Enjoy, hehe.

Anyone who wants a detailed plan can ask for it. We made it in detail. Yeah 😍ðŸĪ—

# Tokyo trip # Japan travel 2024 # Japan travel 2025 # Japanese travel plan # fyph

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A Japan travel guide for the Kansai Region (Kyoto), featuring descriptions of Kiyomizu-dera, Fushimi Inari Taisha, and Arashiyama, with corresponding images of temples and autumn scenery.
Comprehensive guide to travel in Japan(1)
👀First time visiting Japan? Save this guide—it’s hard to find one this complete! 📒Japan is made up of four main islands: Hokkaido, Honshu, Shikoku, and Kyushu. These islands are further divided into nine regions: Hokkaido, Tohoku, Kanto, Chubu, Hokuriku, Kansai, San’in-Sanyo, Kyushu, and Okinawa
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LunaLuxe_Travel

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Things I Wish I Knew Before Traveling to Japan ðŸ‡ŊðŸ‡ĩ✈
Japan is one of the most amazing travel destinations, but trust me, there are things I wish I had known before my tripðŸĪĐ Save this for later so you don’t make the same mistakes⮇ïļ ðŸ”đ Cash is still king ðŸ’ī Despite being super high-tech, many places (like small restaurants & temples) only accept
Julia

Julia

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what I do before I land in Japan!
so tips and tricks if you want your Japan trip to go smoothly! #japantravel #japanitinerary #japantips #japantrip
evaworld

evaworld

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prep for japan!
my advice so you can get the most from your japan trip! #japantravel #japantraveltips #japanlife
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evaworld

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Kyoto, Japan Itinerary ðŸ‡ŊðŸ‡ĩ🍜
Everything we did on our honeymoon in Kyoto, Japan day 1ðŸĨ° #Japan #travel #traveltips #TravelGuide #japantrip
Ashley Jones McBride ðŸĪ

Ashley Jones McBride ðŸĪ

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JAPANðŸ‡ŊðŸ‡ĩ
A few pics from my trip to Japan ^^! I loved my time here! Met many new people and got to have many fun experiences <3. #Japan 👍
Chi

Chi

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A smiling woman in a winter coat stands before a traditional Japanese temple, with the text "FREE TRIP TO JAPAN" overlaid, highlighting a travel scholarship opportunity.
A deer in Nara eats a cracker from a hand, with text detailing the AYFN Academy travel scholarship inclusions: hotel, airfare, tours, and food.
A traditional Japanese temple with a multi-tiered roof and a pine tree, accompanied by text outlining the scholarship application requirements, including age and passport.
How I Went to Japan for FREE
I visited Japan for a full week in January and it was such an amazing trip! I was awarded this trip because I won a travel scholarship through AYFN Academy, and during the week we visited Osaka, Kyoto and Nara. Here is a sneak peak of what you should know about the program: ✈ïļ You must be at lea
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Bmekween🌍✈ïļ

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How Much I Spent On My Solo Trip To Japan ✈ïļ
Being solo means you don’t get to split the tab lol 😭😂 So here’s a price breakdown on how much I spent on my solo trip to Tokyo, Japan ðŸ‡ŊðŸ‡ĩ #solotraveler #atlantainfluencer #pricebreakdown #howmuchispent #tokyojapanðŸ‡ŊðŸ‡ĩ
Kaychelle

Kaychelle

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A woman stands in a busy Japanese street intersection, with the title "Quirky TIPS I didn't know about until I went to Japan" overlaid, introducing unique travel experiences.
Two robotic dinosaurs wearing bellhop hats are seen in a hotel lobby, illustrating a unique hotel experience where guests check in with dinosaur bellboys.
A small, lively karaoke bar is filled with colorful balloons and people singing, highlighting the intimate experience of Japanese karaoke bars that fit around 10 people.
Quirky Tips I didn’t know until I went to Japan ðŸ‡ŊðŸ‡ĩ
Japan isn’t just about sushi and temples – it’s also home to some seriously quirky adventures. Check these out: - Dinosaur Robot Hotel, Sasebo ðŸĶ– - Imagine being greeted by robotic dinosaurs at your hotel – definitely a check-in experience like no other! Absolutely insane, we didn’t even see
Millie Britt

Millie Britt

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A vibrant street scene in Japan featuring a multi-story building with numerous Japanese signs and lanterns, and a person walking away from the camera. The image is overlaid with text 'places in JAPAN that altered my brain chemistry'.
A view looking down a residential street in Shinjuku, Japan, with numerous buildings and power lines. Two people are seen walking up a set of red-railed stairs in the foreground.
A person holding a large cat plushie in a store aisle filled with various plush toys and merchandise. The store is identified as Don Quijote, known for its diverse offerings.
most memorable places in japan
spots in japan that i think about daily (Âī°ĖĨĖĨĖĨĖĨĖĨĖĨĖĨĖĨω°ĖĨĖĨĖĨĖĨĖĨĖĨĖĨĖĨï―€) #japan #japantravel #japantrip #yourname
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Michelle.my.bellee

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A person looks out a window at a Japanese landscape. The text overlay reads 'Things I will be doing on my next trip to Japan,' introducing travel tips.
A train station screen and a phone display transit details, illustrating the decision not to get a JR Pass due to a significant price increase and individual ticket savings.
Various hotel toiletries, including brushes and small bottles, are neatly arranged, supporting the tip to bring fewer personal care items on future trips.
Things I will be doing on my next trip to Japan
I returned from Japan in April of 2024 and these are a few things that I will definitely be doing again —or I learned (while I was there) that I want do differently. ðŸ‡ŊðŸ‡ĩ If you’re from my #TikTok page, omg hello!! & if you’re new to my page, hello!! I absolutely love organizing/planning
mdvmitarashi

mdvmitarashi

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Know Before You Go: Ghibli Park, Japan
If you’re a Studio Ghibli fan, Ghibli Park is a dream come true! Tucked away in Aichi Prefecture, this immersive park brings beloved films like My Neighbor Totoro, Spirited Away, and Howl’s Moving Castle to life with themed areas, stunning architecture, and hidden details straight out of the Ghibli
Madie

Madie

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Things I did to prepare for my trip to Japan
Follow so you don’t miss out on more Japan tips!! #Japan #travel #japantravel #japanese #travelrecommendations Tokyo
Tommie

Tommie

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An aerial view of a busy Shibuya street crossing in Japan, with text overlay 'CAR THINGS TO DO IN Japan Part 1' and 'Swipe'.
The exterior of Autobacs ASM Yokohama, a car tuning shop, with several white Honda S2000 sports cars parked outside under an evening sky.
A night scene at Daikoku PA, showing a parking lot filled with various JDM cars, including a white Nissan Silvia and red and blue Nissan Skylines.
Car Things To Do In JapanðŸŒļ Part 1
Car enthusiast’s dream trip to Japan! ðŸ‡ŊðŸ‡ĩðŸ”Ĩ Check out these must-visit spots: â€ĒASM Yokohama – A must-visit for S2000 enthusiasts and Honda fans, specializing in high-performance tuning, aero parts, and premium upgrades 🏎ïļ â€ĒDaikoku PA – The legendary parking area where JDM car meets bring togeth
Graceface

Graceface

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Want to Visit the Nintendo Museum in Japan? ðŸŽŪ
Here’s a day in my life as an English teacher living in Japan after I scored tickets to the Nintendo Museum. ðŸŦķðŸĐ· Walking through Nintendo history in the country where it all started felt unreal. Definitely add this to your trip list!! ðŸĪ— Japan #nintendomuseum #Japan #ADayInMyLife #gam
Nina Gabriella

Nina Gabriella

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The best things to do in Kyoto, Japan
Save this for your next trip to Kyoto, Japan ðŸ‡ŊðŸ‡ĩ There is so much to do in Kyoto but these were my favorite places to visit, especially during fall foliage. #Japan #visitjapan #kyoto #kyotojapan #thingstodoinkyoto
WENDY&ERIC | Bucketlist Travel

WENDY&ERIC | Bucketlist Travel

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Kyoto in Japanv
Planning a trip to Kyoyo, Japan? ðŸ‡ŊðŸ‡ĩ Here are the locations: 📍Arashiyama Bamboo Forest in Kyoto 📍Kinkaku-ji = Golden Pavilion, Buddhist temple, with a mirror like pond #japan #kyoto #bamboo #temple
Ashley Rodriguez

Ashley Rodriguez

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Don’t miss these activities in Japan!
If you’re planning your first Japan trip, save this ðŸ‡ŊðŸ‡ĩ These were the easiest, most magical stops I did. 📍 City/Country: Kyoto, Japan Location: Japan Arashiyama Monkey Park Iwatayama Location: Kiyomizu, Kyoto Location: Mt.Fuji Ropeway, Hakone, Japan
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withkaci

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A door with a Yamato Transport (KuroNeko) logo and business hours, next to stacked cardboard boxes with the same logo. Text overlay reads 'HOW TO USE LUGGAGE TRANSPORT IN' with a Japanese flag, illustrating luggage delivery services.
A night view of a busy street intersection with large electronic billboards and traffic. An overlay describes using KuroNeko or Yamato Transport for luggage between cities like Tokyo and Kyoto, highlighting hotel assistance.
A stone guardian statue in an outdoor setting with buildings and a parking sign in the background. An overlay explains that luggage transport is charged per bag/weight, not location, and advises planning ahead for delivery.
Luggage in Japan made easy âœĻðŸ‡ŊðŸ‡ĩ
If you’re like me and shopped till you dropped early into your Japan trip, but still have another destination hotel to get to - consider using a luggage transportation company! ðŸąWe used KuroNeko or Yamato Transport for moving our luggage from Tokyo -> Kyoto and from Marugame -> Tokyo. It wa
Harajuku Buni ✈ïļâžĄïļðŸ‡ŊðŸ‡ĩ

Harajuku Buni ✈ïļâžĄïļðŸ‡ŊðŸ‡ĩ

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Two women in traditional kimonos kneel on tatami mats, ready for a tea ceremony in Kyoto. Tea bowls and whisks are placed before them, highlighting a cultural experience.
Two women in colorful kimonos with flowers in their hair smile for a selfie. They are at the Kimono Tea Ceremony Maikoys in Gion, where they dressed in traditional attire.
A traditional Japanese room with tatami mats and cushions set for a tea ceremony. Tea-making tools are arranged, indicating a learning experience about matcha and Japanese tea culture.
Affordable things to do in Japan
When I started to plan my trip to Japan I knew I wanted to book a tea ceremony. I’m not a huge fan of matcha but it seemed like such an authentic way to spend a morning and I wanted to learn more about the significance of tea in the Japanese culture. We ended up booking a private ceremony at the
Kasey

Kasey

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A person smiling and posing with peace signs on a brightly lit street in Japan at night, featuring numerous neon signs and a tower, illustrating the article's title.
A person takes a mirror selfie in a very clean and modern public restroom with light-colored tiled walls, highlighting the cleanliness mentioned in the text.
An adult plays a claw machine game in a brightly lit arcade with many prize machines and a red checkered floor, illustrating adults enjoying arcade games.
Things About Japan That Would SHOCK Americans
My first time in Japan was such a shock to me because of these things (plus others). I already have posts on things to do in Japan so make sure you check them out before planning your next trip! #Japan #japanese #visitjapan #matcha #publictransportation #publictransport #osaka
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Bmekween🌍✈ïļ

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My Life in Japan ðŸŒļðŸŦķâœĻ
This week has been full of fun and new experiences!! ðŸĐ·âœĻ I went to a park with my cute little kindergarteners on top of going to some cafes and a japanese tea ceremony!! ðŸĨ° Honestly it has been so much fun here so far and super busy. Hopefully I get a chance to rest next weekend! #japantravel
Nina Gabriella

Nina Gabriella

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ðŸ‡ŊðŸ‡ĩ Day in My Life in Japan âœĻ
This week was such a fun mix of cozy adventures: 🚂 Rode the Royal Express train 🛍ïļ Picked up some cute winter clothes ðŸ§ļ Got new goodies from the gachapon store ðŸĨ˜ Tried the famous soup curry at King Bear (so good!!) If you’re planning to visit Japan, Hokkaido should definitely be on your list
Nina Gabriella

Nina Gabriella

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Things to Do in 📍Osaka, Japan
During my trip to Japan, I stayed in Osaka for 6 days and exploring this city was incredible. Here are some helpful hints for visiting this city: 🚊TRANSPORT: Make sure you buy an Osaka transport pass. With this pass, you can use the metro, bus, etc. It’s much cheaper than buying individual ticke
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Bmekween🌍✈ïļ

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A first-person view of a traveler's legs and a black suitcase with a Japanese flag, introducing a trip to Japan and reflections on the experience.
A view of a Japanese subway station platform with turnstiles and a destination sign, illustrating the convenience of using a Suica card for transportation.
A nighttime cityscape view of buildings in Japan, representing the experience of booking hotels and exploring different areas during the trip.
Japan ðŸŒļ
I loved going to Japan and I would 100% go again and with much more time on my hands. it was my first time leaving the country on my own so everything was new for me and i had no idea what to take or what to expect over there! the fashion is amazing and im in love with it 🎀 lmk you if you have any
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EllaðŸ§ļðŸĪ

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ðŸ‡ŊðŸ‡ĩ Plan your Japan trip here
Top tours & hidden gems âœĻ 👇 Book your Japan experience here https://linktr.ee/JapanLandscape #japanexperience #japantrip #japantravel
Japan Landscape

Japan Landscape

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A traditional Japanese castle-like building under a bright, cloudy sky, serving as the title image for an article about places worth visiting in Japan.
The Golden Palace (Kinkaku-ji) in Kyoto, a stunning golden temple reflected in a tranquil pond, surrounded by lush trees under a cloudy sky.
An immersive art installation at TeamLab Planets in Tokyo, featuring a room filled with countless glowing lights creating an illusion of infinite space.
Places worth visiting in Japan
Whether it is your first time in Japan, or you’ve never been to these places before, these are some places that I visited on my most recent trip to Japan that I recommend. A few of these are always recommended and posted about and in my experience totally worth visiting at least once ðŸĪ . . ðŸ‡Ŋ
Keo

Keo

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Japan Trip RecapðŸ‡ŊðŸ‡ĩ
I visited Japan late Dec - early Jan 2025, best trip so far! The weather was amazing, it was cold but not freezing. Here are some travel tips I wanted to share: âœĻ Tip 1: CurrencyðŸ’ī- make sure you get some Yen before leaving. There are many places that may only take cash! Although it depends where
Lucy

Lucy

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Adventures in Japan: Things To Do
My trip to Japan was a dream—filled with ancient temples, castles, and futuristic views that made me fall in love with this country even more. 1. Namba Yasaka Shrine (Osaka) A hidden gem with a giant lion head stage said to bring good luck. So unique and totally worth the visit! 2. Osaka Cas
JS CONNECTS

JS CONNECTS

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link to bio to my Japan guides ðŸ‡ŊðŸ‡ĩ #japan #kyoto #kyototrip #japantravel #travel
Cassandra

Cassandra

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Costs to travel to Japan Kyoto
🎌 How Much Does It REALLY Cost to Travel to JAPAN in 2025? ðŸ‡ŊðŸ‡ĩ Planning a trip to Japan but don’t want to go broke? Here’s a full cost breakdown for one person—covering flights, stay, food, transport, and sightseeing. This is for a fun and fulfilling trip, not luxury, just vibes! 😎 👉 Save this p
Travel with midz!

Travel with midz!

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A phone screen displays six app icons: Klook, Subway, Airport Railroad (AREX), Papago, Wanderlog, and WOWPASS. The image is overlaid with pink text that reads 'Free Travel Apps' and features sparkling accents.
A screenshot of the Papago app interface, explaining it as a real-time translation app. It allows users to speak, type, or upload images for translation, with options for Voice, Conversation, and Image translation modes.
A screenshot of the AREX app, showing an interface for booking Airport Express train tickets. Users can select departure and arrival stations, date (2024-11-11), time (15:00), and the number of adult and child passengers.
Useful apps I used for travel to Korea/JapanâœĻ
All free apps! Wowpass was definitely very helpful!! I also loved Wanderlog and will forever use it for making itinerary 📋✅ #travelapps #travelwithme2024 #tips #apps #travelhacks
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ValeskaðŸŦķ🏞

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Study abroad student in Japan
Japan was the best 4 months of my life! If you are contemplating studying abroad, this is your sign to go! I do not have a single regret about going, I promise you will not either. I was very fortunate to be able to go on this trip, and Japan will forever hold a special place in my heart. I wil
Courtney Pabis

Courtney Pabis

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A ginger cat wearing a harness stands in the snow, with the overlay text "Things I want to do In Japan!". The cat has a bell on its collar and snowflakes on its fur.
An aerial map of Tokyo Disney Resort, highlighting Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea, along with surrounding hotels and stations. Overlay text reads "Tokyo Disney" and "Known to be very crowded!".
An evening view of Universal Japan's Super Nintendo World area, featuring colorful Mario-themed buildings, characters, and decorations. The overlay text says "Universal Japan".
Things I want to do in my future trip to Japan!
#Japan #tokyotrip #fyp Japan BOOK OFF Tokyo Disneyland #ThingsToDo #lemon8challenge
Cami

Cami

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Group trip to Japan
📍 Country: Japan My friends and I took a group trip to Japan. We had the absolute best time ever. This was my second time visiting Japan. We got to visit Kyoto, Osaka, Kobe, Nara, and Uji. I did a little bit of damage to my card, and bought so many wonderful and unique goods. I bought two of t
Belflowerzzzz

Belflowerzzzz

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A street scene in Harajuku, Tokyo, with various colorful signs and umbrellas, featuring a white overlay text that reads 'STREET FOOD IN TOKYO JAPAN YOU NEED TO TRY HARAJUKA STREET'.
A person holding a very long, spiral-cut French fry on a stick, with a bustling street market in the background. The text identifies it as 'Long, Longer, Longest' and describes it as Japan's longest French fry, over 50 cm long.
Two girls happily eating a giant, rainbow-colored cotton candy from Totti Candy Factory, which is described as being bigger than their heads.
Must try Street Food in Tokyo Japan ðŸĄðŸœðŸĨ
One of the highlights of our two weeks in Japan was definitely our food crawl through Takeshita Street in Harajuku! From sweet treats to quirky eats. I loved that the girls were so open to trying all these. Travel Tip: I think starting here helped ease them into exploring more during our Japan
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Amanda | Salty Vagabonds

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Did you know you can RENT kimonos in Japan?! ðŸ‡ŊðŸ‡ĩ
Just wanted to share my amazing experience renting kimonos in Kyoto’s Gion District. If you’re planning a trip to Japan, this is a must-do! Step 1: Picking the Perfect Shop - Gion has so many adorable kimono rental shops. Do a bit of research and book ahead of time to make sure you get a spot.
Millie Britt

Millie Britt

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A golden temple, Kinkaku-ji, is reflected in a serene pond, surrounded by lush green trees and hills under a cloudy sky. The image introduces a 'Ten Days in Japan' itinerary for first-timers.
An aerial view of the famous Shibuya Scramble Crossing in Tokyo, bustling with pedestrians and traffic at dusk, surrounded by illuminated buildings and advertisements. A tip suggests staying in Shibuya or Shinjuku.
A woman smiles in front of the vibrant orange and red Kiyomizu-dera Temple in Kyoto, with stone steps and greenery. A tip encourages riding the Shinkansen bullet train from Tokyo to Kyoto.
10-Day Japan Itinerary ðŸ‡ŊðŸ‡ĩ Perfect for First-timers!
I recently went on my second trip to Japan. After my first visit in 2017, I knew I loved my time in the country but I still felt pretty overwhelmed. To be honest, I think we moved around too much and tried to see too many places. For my second trip I was determined to travel slower. There is so m
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Kristen 📷✈ïļðŸ“

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MUST VISIT places and activities in Japan if you’re a beauty and matcha lover! âœĻ
ðŸĩ Tokyo is one of my favorite cities and if you love beauty & matcha like me, don't forget to save this list for places you *HAVE* to check out 👀 Comment TOKYO if you want me to send you a google map list with all the addresses 💖 Which place on this list would you want to visit most? 😍 #t
annietamaki

annietamaki

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A smiling woman sits among vibrant yellow and white flowers in a lush garden, with large green trees in the background. The image features the title text: '5 Small Things That Made a Big Difference in Japan'.
A hand with decorative nail art holds a pink 'THE SUMMER EDITION Red Bull' can. The overlay text describes Japanese nail clippers and nail files as sharp, precise, and durable, typically costing ÂĨ500-ÂĨ2,000.
A person stands in a field of pink and white cherry blossoms, taking a photo with a phone. The overlay text discusses Eva eSIM for instant data, making navigation easier, usually costing $5-$30.
5 things to buy in japan!
These 5 small purchases made everyday life so much easier and I still use them all the time! #japanbuys #japantrip #japantraveltips #japansouvenirs
evaworld

evaworld

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Biggest regrets I made in my first trip to Japan ðŸ‡ŊðŸ‡ĩ
First time travelling to Japan? Grab my Japan travel guide in my bio link 🔗 In this post, I cover all the mistakes I made on my first trip to Japan so you can avoid these massive headaches! . . . #japantraveltips #japanguide #japantravelguide #tokyoguide #japantiktok
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Whitney ðŸŒļ

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