Things to do in Urayasu

It's my 1st time paying for a view, and I never tried the other fee charging viewpoints that exist around Tokyo. My comparison would thus be with the several free points that also exist in Tokyo: I would say the Tokyo City view is worth it first because of its location: Roppongi. Convenient to access, and you are right in front of the Tokyo tower. The space also feels very high end, with ambiance music, spacious rooms. And it's open at night time, when most free viewpoints are closed.To maximise the experience, go when you are interested in the exhibit happening in the same venue.

Every year from early November to Christmas, Roppongi will have a lighting event. The trees along the street are all hung with light strips. The lights start to light up at 5 pm, creating a romantic and dreamy atmosphere.

As someone who regularly writes accommodation reviews, I've seen too many "miracle hotels" hyped up by marketing, but this one truly impressed me with its genuinely exceptional experience. Staying here is more than just providing a bed to sleep in; it's about comprehensive and meticulous care for both body and mind. From the softness of the linens to the quietness of the ventilation system, and the traceability of ingredients for every meal, every detail is meticulously crafted, without a trace of perfunctory work. After a full day of experience, lying in bed reflecting on all the details, I couldn't find a single fault. It doesn't rely on hype or marketing to grab attention; it stands firm on its solid strength, making it an absolute top choice for accommodation. It fully showcases true excellence and extraordinary style to every guest.

Khu vui chơi có qui mô vừa phải, có bán đồ ăn, có khu chiếu phim 4D, chơi đu quay nho nhỏ, có shop trưng bày và bán sản phẩm - giá cả cũng phải chăng. Có phòng cho trẻ em làm workshop lắp ráp lego với người hướng dẫn khoảng 30 phút, cũng vui. Có những khu để tự lắp ráp lego. Nhân viên thân thiện, nhiệt tình, mình đến sớm hơn giờ đặt nhưng nhân viên vẫn linh hoạt mời vào.

Upon arrival, I was struck by the simple and unpretentious environment, but after settling in, I discovered its subtle charm. There was no deliberate attempt at luxury; the plain walls were warmed by the sunlight, and the colorful paintings at the corners shimmered with soft hues, like a corner of the evening glow captured in the room. The floors were made of old wood, making no harsh sounds underfoot. The staff spoke softly, and even the tea served was lukewarm. Without any unnecessary noise, sitting in a chair by the window and daydreaming, time seemed to slow down. It felt as if I had stepped into a secluded mountain retreat from an ancient painting, my heart gradually calming down, and I almost forgot my return date.

It's definitely worth a visit! There are many different kinds of jobs to learn here. Every Wednesday is English Day, so foreign tourists who aren't fluent in Japanese might consider going on that day. Advance booking is required, with sessions divided into two periods: 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM and 4:00 PM until the end of the session. Some really popular jobs require you to download the Kidzania app and book in advance. I'm more laid-back; I just went for whatever was available without making a special reservation. The only downside is that Kidzania is on the other side of Lala Port, so you can't just walk into the mall and take the elevator, especially if you arrive early and want to use it. You need to follow the signs to the other side and go up to the 3rd floor, as the mall basically opens at 10:00 AM and the elevators only start operating at 10:00 AM sharp. That's the only downside. Otherwise, I think it's more fun and diverse than what you'd find in Malaysia. After each experience, you get paid and a small card you can scan with a QR code to see the details of the job. You also get a certificate for completing the job. If you choose a stage performance, you can get a free cute group photo. My daughter was so happy she didn't want to leave! It's more fun than some theme parks and you won't get sunburned—it's much more comfortable! If you're going to Japan in the summer, you might consider visiting this place with your kids.

Having traveled extensively and stayed in numerous places, few places have embodied the word "comfort" in every little detail like this. The mattress's firmness is just right to support a back after a long day, the non-slip mat in the bathroom is securely placed, and even the brightness of the bedside lamp is not dazzling. Most remarkably, the service is exceptionally attentive: if you're looking at a map in the lobby, someone immediately approaches to ask if you need help planning your route; if you want to eat quietly in the restaurant, the waiter serves the food and then quietly retreats a short distance away, without repeatedly bothering you. Everyone's smile is genuine, not a forced expression from a training script. Here, you can shed all the fatigue of your journey, sleep soundly for a few nights, and experience a long-lost tranquility and peace of mind—an experience that money can't buy.

Had a wonderful time visiting the National Museum! The exhibits were fascinating, and the whole experience was enjoyable and memorable. Definitely worth a visit if you’re in Tokyo! Highly recommended!