Top 50 Best Things to Do in Japan

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_TS***rm

Amazing experience in Universal studios Osaka 😍😍 love it

张小茜0903

From a sightseeing perspective, Shibuya Sky Tower is definitely worth a visit. Located 229 meters above the ground, it boasts a 360-degree unobstructed outdoor observation deck offering panoramic views of Tokyo. From here, you can overlook the famous Shibuya intersection with its all-green lights and witness the spectacular sight of thousands of pedestrians crossing the street simultaneously. On a clear day, you can also see iconic landmarks such as Tokyo Skytree and Mount Fuji in the distance. Especially at sunset, the entire city is bathed in orange-red hues, contrasting beautifully with the gradually illuminating neon lights – a truly breathtaking scene.

胖达小灰灰

Disneyland #DisneyPhotography #Travel Today I checked out Beauty and the Beast, Big Thunder Mountain, Splash Mountain, Monsters, Inc., Pirates of the Caribbean, Jungle Adventure, Haunted Mansion, Roger Rabbit's Spinning Cars, and Honey Pot, and also watched the evening parade. Of these, I highly recommend Beauty and the Beast, although it has the longest queues; you can buy a DPA (Express Pass). Splash Mountain and Big Thunder Mountain are also fun, a bit thrilling, but the queues are quite long; you can go at night or try to get a PP (Free Express Pass). The others are optional.

Cycypiscos

It was very enjoyable and really the happiest place on earth. Will definitely come back and bring my other friends and family members so they can experience the magic that only disney places can bring. verryyyyyyyyyyyyy nice

_We***18

Perhaps because of the construction of the dog enclosure, it feels a bit chaotic. The paths are difficult to navigate, and when the park patrol begins, everyone is blocked from crossing. Furthermore, people are offered to sit on blankets along the paths, making it difficult to see from a distance.

学校🏫

## Mount Fuji: The totem of the Japanese soul, the priceless shock that must be seen in this life! **Definitely worth it! **It is far more than a mountain, but also a living totem that carries Japan's millennium faith and aesthetics**. Whether looking out over its sacred outline or challenging the summit, it is a great way to feel the Japanese spirit deeply. **Core highlights hit the soul:*** **The fast-changing scene:** The four seasons rotate to give it a very different face - spring cherry for skirt, summer green, autumn red leaves, winter snow crown. Under the clear sky, the momentum is magnificent, and the clouds are looming. **Each eye is a unique scenery postcard**. * ** Classic perspective punch card: ** * ** Kawaguchiko reflection: ** The lake is like a mirror, reflecting the perfect "reverse Fuji", especially when there is no wind in the morning, it is a photography paradise. * **Shincangshan Asakusa Park: **The five-tower is framed with Mount Fuji, interpreting the most classic Japanese aesthetic. * **Goden Field Outlet: **Shopping while enjoying the huge mountain nearby, a wonderful experience. * **Top Challenge (7-9 Moon): **Conquering 3,776 meters on foot, meeting the "Yulai Light" (Sunrise) in the crater, and feeling the ultimate experience of conquest and sacred fusion (need to be fully prepared). * **Cultural Immersion: ** Hawthorn Shrine, Ninno Bahai Lingquan, and Fuji Theme Art Museum ... Infiltrate their awe and worship everywhere. **Tips: *** **Weather determines everything! ** Be sure to check the visibility forecast before traveling, and it may be completely "invisible" on rainy days. * Recommended for a distant view**Kawaguchiko/Mountain Lake area**, convenient transportation and diverse perspectives. * Climbing requires professional equipment, make an appointment in advance for mountain houses, and do your best. **Summary: ** The beauty of Mount Fuji transcends the vision, which is the resonance of nature and culture. Its sacred sense and magnificent beauty, no matter how close you look, it will become a scenery engraved into memory. If the heavens are beautiful, be sure to include it in the itinerary - not only to see a mountain, but also to touch the window of the Japanese soul. 🗻✨

_TI***9e

It was one of my best experiences and I advise every fan of Harry Potter to visit the place , it’s a must and you will need 5 hours to finished at least 🥰

Anonymous user

I felt it was totally worth it. When I went, there was even a Madoka Magica collaboration, and the background music was fantastic. We also had lunch at the restaurant on the tower, enjoying the view while we ate – it was very comfortable. The staff were also incredibly welcoming; one even thanked me in Chinese before I went in! Wow, so incredibly friendly and helpful!

M23***61

There weren't many highlights. It was a reconstruction of an old building, which explains why there were so many modern architectural details. There was a lot of explanatory material, but not many original artifacts; it seems that apart from the foundation, there's not much from the Toyotomi Hideyoshi era. The extra stone museum ticket wasn't really worth it. You just go in, look at the pile of stones from the foundation, and then leave. The Japanese are really something—they managed to put together an exhibition of such a small amount of material.

Travellerbychoice

Sensoji is a maginificent temple in the centre of Tokyo. A few minutes walk from the station and you reach this busy but royal temple. The pathway to the temple is lined up with numerous shops selling souvenirs and titbits. People enjoy browsing the shops, enjoying shopping and chit chatting with the shop-owners. One can even see Tokyo tower on a clear day.