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khozxl: The facilities are complete, and the rooms are clean and tidy. It's a 5-minute walk to the subway station, right by the river, so you can enjoy the river view in the morning and evening. Asakusa Temple is also a convenient 15-minute walk away. The front desk staff speak English and Chinese, and they offer luggage storage and airport delivery services.
1-21-11 Honjo
From JPY 10,573
Guest User: The apartment is a great size for one and I loved that it’s near a park and Sumida River. Plus I can see Skytree from my unit. Decor is simple and cozy. Amenities wise the rice cooker was a great addition which allowed me to cook using the rice cooker. It was a really comfortable stay. Besides the usual towels, toothbrush, shampoo, soap and bath gel, I wish there were some softer touches like coffee, tea, seasonings and cooking oil since it’s near impossible to get small enough quantities for my stay of 4 nights.
2-20-1 Mukojima
From JPY 6,670
Duncan Tam: The space was very large, fully equipped with appliances, and the bathroom even had a separate shower and toilet, making it very clean. The customer service was also excellent; during our trip, there was an earthquake, and the staff even arranged for someone to come up and check on us.
4-46-9 Senzoku
From JPY 11,354
뚯뚜: I'm Korean. I stayed at Tora Hotel ”Moon.” I'll just write whatever comes to mind. The Google reviews were a bit mixed, but I chose it for the price. There was a little dust and hair, but overall the condition was really good. I've traveled quite a bit and stayed in expensive hotels in various countries, but I think this place offers insane value for money considering its setup and facilities. The location and view weren't great, though. It feels like an Airbnb with a washing machine, cooking facilities, microwave, bathtub, and even a sofa-like area. It could probably accommodate three people, so it would be good if you're coming with friends. Every time I search on Google, a different, strange place pops up, so I think you need to set your search terms better. Check-in is self-service, and they send you a check-in method link a day before. I arrived in Tokyo at night and diligently made my way there. Check-out is also easy; just hang up the key and leave. Perhaps because it's cheap? They don't do room cleaning or towel changes. Is it a system where you incur a cost if you request it separately? I was too lazy to inquire and get new towels, so I just washed them when I did my laundry. Even with all that, it was still great, haha. Recommended!
4-46-10 Senzoku
From JPY 15,422
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This post compiles Japan travel destinations outside of Tokyo, including both one-day trips and overnight stays of 1-3 nights. Perfect for those who want to plan their own itinerary and choose according to their style and time. 📍 ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🚃 PART 1: ONE DAY TRIP from Tokyo Day trips – no need to change hotels. 🌊 1. KAMAKURA & ENOSHIMA | Coast and Old Town Visit the Kamakura Daibutsu (Great Buddha), explore old temples, ride the Enoden train along the coast, and stop by Enoshima Island for ocean views. Ideal for those who want both culture and the sea in one day. · 🌿 2. KAWAGOE | Edo-style Old Town Stroll through the Kurazukuri (Old Warehouse) district and see Toki no Kane (The Bell Tower of Time). Visit Kashiya Yokocho, a sweets alley, and sample local delicacies. · 🏙️ 3. YOKOHAMA | Port City and Waterfront Views Stroll through Minato Mirai and enjoy the bay views. Visit the Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse and Chinatown. Perfect for cafe lovers, shoppers, and those who enjoy taking photos of the city. · ♨️ 4. HAKONE | Onsen and Scenic Routes Take the mountain railway, then the gondola to Owakudani, cruise on Lake Ashi, and visit Hakone Shrine. Suitable for those who want to try the Hakone Loop in one day, but it's best to leave early in the morning. · 🗻 5. KAWAGUCHIKO | Mount Fuji Views Enjoy the view of Mount Fuji at Oishi Park, take the Kawaguchiko Ropeway, and visit Chureito Pagoda. Suitable for those with limited time, but be mindful of weather conditions and travel time. ⛩️ 6. NIKKO | Shrines, Forests, and Waterfalls Visit Toshogu Shrine and Shinkyo Bridge. If you want to visit Lake Chuzenji and Kegon Falls in one trip, plan your time and bus arrangements carefully. Because the locations are far apart, · 💡 The best one-day trip depends on travel time and the number of places you choose to visit. Especially for Kawaguchiko, Hakone, and Nikko, always check the bus schedules beforehand. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🏔️ PART 2: Destinations where you should stay 1-3 nights Suitable for those who want to travel at a slower pace and fully appreciate the natural scenery. · ♨️ 1. HAKONE | 1-2 nights An onsen and nature town near Tokyo. 🚞 Highlights: Hakone Loop, Owakudani, Lake Ashi, and Hakone Shrine. Suitable for those who enjoy onsen, scenic transport, and open-air museums. · 🗻 2. KAWAGUCHIKO | 1-2 nights A destination for lovers of Mount Fuji. 🌸 Highlights: Oishi Park, Chureito Pagoda, Kawaguchiko Ropeway, and the lakes surrounding Fuji. Overnight stays allow for more opportunities to enjoy views of Mount Fuji in the morning and evening. · ⛩️ 3. NIKKO | 1–2 nights Includes World Heritage sites, forests, and waterfalls. 🍁 Highlights: Toshogu Shrine, Shinkyo Bridge, Lake Chuzenji, and Kegon Falls. Suitable for those who enjoy history, autumn foliage, and mountain nature. · 🌿 4. KAMIKOCHI | 2–3 nights Beautiful valley in the Japanese Alps. 🏞️ Highlights: Taisho Pond, Tashiro Marsh, Kappa Bridge, and Myojin Pond. Suitable for those who enjoy hiking and nature. Check opening hours and bus schedules before traveling. · 🏔️ 5. HAKUBA | 2–3 nights A mountain town worth visiting in both green and snowy seasons. ❄️ Highlights: Hakuba Mountain Harbor, Iwatake, and Happo Pond when the trails are open. Suitable for those who enjoy mountain views and outdoor activities. And skiing in winter. · 🌊 6. IZU PENINSULA | 2–3 nights Another side of Japan that's not just mountains, but also coastlines and onsens. 📍 Highlights: Jogasaki Coast and Kadowaki Suspension Bridge, Mount Omuro, Shuzenji Onsen, and the beaches of Shimoda. Suitable for those who want to enjoy the sea, walk along cliffs, soak in onsens, and relax at a leisurely pace. Choose a travel zone that suits the number of nights. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ ✈️ So where should you choose? · Love the sea and old towns → Kamakura & Enoshima · Want to travel near Tokyo without getting tired → Yokohama / Kawagoe · Love mountains and nature trails → Kamikochi · Want to see Mount Fuji → Kawaguchiko · Love onsens and scenic rides → Hakone · Love shrines, waterfalls, and forests → Nikko · Want the sea, cliffs, and onsens → Izu Peninsula · Want to explore the Alps and enjoy outdoor activities → Hakuba 📌 Planning tip: Consider the season and travel time. And with transfers, some places are suitable for one-day trips, while others offer a better overnight stay for a more worthwhile experience. Save this post as a starting list and choose destinations that match your own travel style! 🗾 #TravelJapan #JapanSelfGuidedTour #japan #TravelPlan
Everyone says the Conrad Tokyo is one of the top-tier Conrad hotels in terms of room rate, and after personally experiencing it, I can say that both the service details and the panoramic views from the rooftop truly justify its price. ❤️ I've compiled this comprehensive guide, including tips and real-life photos, for those planning a trip to Tokyo 👇 📍 Location & Transportation Located in the Sumitomo Building in Shiodome, it's a hub for multiple subway lines and the JR Yamanote Line. I recommend taking the Toei Oedo Line to Shiodome Station and finding Exit 9 to take the elevator directly to the hotel. Shinbashi Station and Shiodome Station are connected, but it's a long walk. For ride-hailing/taxi services, simply locate the hotel's 1st-floor main entrance; a concierge will assist with your luggage upon arrival. 🏨 Public Areas Check-in is on the 28th floor. Upon exiting the elevator, I was immediately struck by the incredibly high ceilings and the striking modern art sculptures 🤕 The staff were both attractive and professional, speaking fluent and professional English. The 28th floor also houses a restaurant and bar. During the day, you can enjoy afternoon tea high in the sky, and at night it transforms into a jazz bar, with live jazz music and flickering firelight in the fireplace, creating a truly immersive atmosphere 🎷 🛏 Room Review: A Spacious 48㎡ In Tokyo, where land is incredibly expensive, a basic room of 48 square meters is definitely quite spacious. The furniture was very well maintained and exuded quality. This time, I stayed in a Tokyo Bay view room, overlooking the lush green Hamarikyu Gardens, with views of Odaiba and Rainbow Bridge in the distance. Relaxing on the sofa and watching the night view was incredibly pleasant! (⚠️Note: None of the rooms at this hotel have a Tokyo Tower view; please be aware of this when booking if you're looking for a view of Tokyo Tower). A classic Conrad teddy bear is provided upon check-in, and the staff will kindly give you another one if you ask. Compared to the stingy service at the Seoul hotel where they only gave me one after much pleading, this Tokyo hotel is much more generous 😜 They even included an inflatable rubber ducky bath toy, adding a touch of ceremony. 🏋️ 29F Gym / Pool / Spa The gym boasts a full set of brand-new Technogym equipment, making it extremely accessible for fitness enthusiasts. You can go downstairs anytime, 24/7 to work out. The rooftop pool offers breathtaking views, directly overlooking the modern office buildings of Shiodome, and unusually features a deep-water area (not open 24 hours, so be aware of the hours if you want to swim). The spa focuses on high-end services, using the prestigious Swiss brand Valmont. Highly recommended for those with a generous budget. 🍽 Dining & Executive Lounge During peak season, the hotel thoughtfully opens all restaurants on the 28th floor to manage customer flow. Besides the extensive buffet (featuring amazing freshly cooked Japanese soba noodles and other specialties), the à la carte menu is a pleasant surprise. I highly recommend trying their Lobster Omelet – it's truly amazing. In the afternoons, you can relax in the Executive Lounge on the 37th floor. The Afternoon Tea before 5:00 PM features exceptionally high-quality desserts—a must-try for afternoon tea lovers! In the evening, a wide selection of alcoholic beverages and specialty drinks are available, perfect for enjoying the night view with a pleasant buzz. 🥂 #tokyo #japantravel #travelphotography #NewYearDestinations2026 #travel2026 #TokyoAccommodation #hotelstay #luxuryhotel
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I went to the final autumn sweets buffet at Hilton Tokyo's "Marble Lounge," which is scheduled for a complete renovation in January 2027. 🫐🍒 This season's theme is inspired by Queen Marie Antoinette's "Last Ball," with a space adorned in dusty pink and purple. Tea time surrounded by roses was wonderful. 🫖🥀 There are over 20 kinds of autumn sweets, combining the flavors of autumn ingredients like chestnuts and sweet potatoes with the aromas of flowers and herbs! You can also enjoy the luxurious experience of the newly introduced live station, where French toast and crème brûlée are prepared right in front of you. The "Gâteau Saint-Honoré" was especially delicious! The crispy pastry is filled with plenty of hazelnut and hojicha-flavored cream, and there's even pistachio cream hidden inside a caramel-covered mini cream puff… It was a delicious taste I'd never experienced before… It's no wonder it's so popular even on weekdays; the quality is impressive. Immerse yourself in the world of Marie Antoinette, enveloped in the aroma of browned butter and caramel. Enjoy a special time at the Marble Lounge this autumn – don't miss it! ❤️ #HiltonTokyo #MarbleLounge #SweetsBuffet #MarieAntoinette #TheQueen'sLastDance #TokyoCafe #TokyoTravel #Buffet
If you want to add a nature-filled trip to your Tokyo itinerary, consider dedicating 3 days and 2 nights to Kamikochi. Here you'll find crystal-clear blue rivers, wooden bridges, pine forests, and the Hotaka mountain range as a backdrop. During autumn, the larch trees gradually turn golden yellow, adding a warm ambiance to the valley – perfect for strolling, taking photos, and escaping the hustle and bustle of the city. 🏔️📸 🚌 This trip starts from Shinjuku, Tokyo. Take a direct midday bus to Kamikochi Bus Terminal and check into your accommodation within Kamikochi. It's recommended to book both your transportation in advance and choose accommodation near Kappa Bridge for easy access to the central area. 🌉 On the first day, keep the schedule relaxed. After dropping off your luggage, explore Kappa Bridge and the Azusa River – the water is so clear you can see the rocks at the bottom – with plenty of photo opportunities along the way. Then, return for dinner and rest, preparing for the next day. 🍵 🥾 On the second day, hike to Dakesawa Marsh and Myojin Pond. The trails pass through the forest and offer a scenic riverside atmosphere. Choose to follow the open-air trails. Allow time for breaks, meals, and photos. Myojin Pond has a separate entrance fee, so be sure to bring plenty of cash. 🍂 On the last morning, hike to Tashiro Pond and Taisho Pond to admire the reflections of trees and mountains on the water. Staying overnight allows you time to explore before returning without rushing to see everything in one day. However, plan your return time, baggage collection, and arrival at the shuttle point carefully. If time is limited, you can shorten the route. 🏡 The charm of a two-night stay is experiencing the valley at different times of the day—morning, daytime, and evening—without having to change accommodations frequently. Check if the room package includes breakfast and dinner, as this makes budgeting and time management easier. 🧥 Prepare warm clothing, a raincoat, and comfortable walking shoes. Check the weather, trail conditions, and opening hours before your trip. Kamikochi is perfect for a slow-paced trip, letting nature be the main activity of the day. 🌿💚 #Kamikochi #KamikochiTravel #KamikochiJapan #JapanTravel #NaganoTravel #AutumnLeaves #KappaBridge #TaishoPond #TravelFromTokyo #TripMoments
🇯🇵 Review of Narai-juku, a Japanese old town that feels like time has stopped 🏡🍁 If you love the peaceful atmosphere of Japan, with its old wooden houses and charmingly narrow streets, then I highly recommend Narai-juku, an old town in Nagano Prefecture. It was once a resting place for travelers on the historic Nakasendo route between Kyoto and Edo (present-day Tokyo). ✨ 📍 4 Must-See Spots 🏘️ 1. Narai-juku Old Town The highlight of the town is the old street lined with traditional wooden houses, local shops, and historical buildings. It's perfect for a leisurely stroll and taking photos, especially in the peaceful morning atmosphere. 🏯 2. Nakamura Residence This old house is open to the public, offering a glimpse into the lifestyle and architecture of people in the past. Ideal for those interested in history and the details of traditional Japanese houses. Check opening hours before visiting. 🌉 3. Kiso Ohashi Bridge A large, beautifully constructed wooden bridge located not far from the old town area. This is another great spot for taking photos and enjoying the natural scenery around the Kiso Valley. 🍶 4. Handicraft Shops and Local Specialties Narai-ijuku is famous for its wood crafts and Kiso lacquerware. Try visiting the handicraft shops or buying souvenirs that reflect the region's unique characteristics. 🍜 Food to Try If you're in Nagano Prefecture, we recommend trying Shinshu soba, a local soba noodle dish made from buckwheat, as well as seasonal dishes at the small shops in the old town area. 🚆 How to Get There? Take the JR Chūō Main Line train to Narai Station. From there, it's a convenient walk to the old town. If starting from Matsumoto, allow about 40-60 minutes or more depending on the train schedule. It's recommended to check the train schedule in advance as some trains are infrequent. 📅 Best Time to Visit? · 🌸 Spring: Perfect weather for strolling around the town. · 🌿 Summer: Enjoy the lush green valley atmosphere. · 🍁 Autumn: The changing leaves add charm to the old town. · ❄️ Winter: A peaceful atmosphere and possible snowfall, so be prepared with warm clothing. 💡 Travel Tip: Allocate about half a day to stroll along the old streets, visit shops, and take photos. If traveling by train, check the return schedule before starting your trip. And remember that many houses are still inhabited; please respect the privacy of the locals. Narai-juku may not have flashy tourist attractions, but its charm lies in its old wooden houses, historic streets, and a simplicity that makes you want to slow down and fully soak in the traditional Japanese atmosphere. 🤎 #NaraiJuku #JapanTravel #OldTownJapan
I'M DEFINITELY GOING HERE! 😍 I've compiled a list of 8 interesting flea markets and markets in Tokyo and Yokohama for November 20th–23rd. Some are free, while others require a ticket. I'll tell you where and why to go! 👇 💎 Okachimachi Mineral Marche | November 20th–23rd A true paradise for lovers of beautiful stones! They sell amethysts, quartz, unusual crystals, fossils, meteorites, and rough gemstones. ✨ Prices vary wildly: from inexpensive minerals to collectibles worth hundreds of thousands of yen. ✅ Admission is free, no reservations required. 💡 Located literally in front of the south exit of JR Okachimachi Station. Can be combined with a stroll through Ueno and Akihabara. 🎄 Christmas Market Yokohama | From November 20th A German Christmas market near Yokohama's famous red-brick warehouses! A huge Christmas tree, wooden market stalls, hot drinks, European sweets, and thousands of lights. 🎟 November 20th–23rd: Admission is ¥500, with food and shopping included. There are also free areas! ✨ The most beautiful time is after 4:00 PM, when the holiday lights come on. 💡 Tickets go on sale November 6th. Skip-the-line admission is available, but it's significantly more expensive. 👕 Shinjuku Central Park Flea Market | November 21st This is a true Japanese flea market, without the expensive boutiques and designer storefronts! Ordinary people sell clothes, bags, shoes, tableware, accessories, and unwanted household items. ✅ Free admission. 💡 If you want to find something truly interesting, come when the market opens at 9:00 AM. At these markets, the most intriguing items are often the first to go. 🧸 Tokyo City Flea Market | November 21–23 One of Tokyo's most famous large flea markets, located on the grounds of the Oi Racecourse. You can find literally everything here: old cameras, toys, watches, clothing, vinyl, dishes, and completely unexpected items. ✅ Free admission. 💰 Don't be afraid to politely ask for a discount, especially if you're buying multiple items from the same seller. ⚠️ Schedule depends on the weather and auction organization. Check the current hours on the Tokyo Recycle website before your visit. 🪞 Vintage & Artisan Market | November 21–23 Over 400 stalls in three days in Yokohama! The atmosphere here is different: beautiful vintage items, European antiques, vintage tableware, jewelry, handicrafts, and baked goods. ✅ Admission is free, no reservations required. 💡 Vendors change daily, so the selection will be different on November 21st, 22nd, and 23rd. 🎨 Yokohama Handmade Marche | November 21st–22nd A huge exhibition and sale of handmade goods—around 2,700 booths over two days! Here you can buy jewelry, designer ceramics, bags, postcards, home decor, and lovely Japanese souvenirs. 🧵 In addition to shopping, there are about 50 types of workshops. For example, you can try making your own jewelry or a small gift. 🎟 Admission: ¥850 in advance or ¥1,000 on site. Workshops may be charged separately. 💡 If you want to visit both days, you will need a separate ticket for each day. 🕰️ Akasaka Antique Market | November 22 A special Christmas edition of the antique market in ARK Hills! Antique jewelry, porcelain, home decor, European vintage items, and beautiful finds for the home. ✅ Free admission. ✨ One of the most atmospheric markets for those who appreciate the aesthetics of antiques and unusual gifts. 🏺 Oedo Antique Market | November 23 One of Japan's largest open-air antique markets! Here you'll find Japanese ceramics, vintage kimonos, antique toys, prints, traditional household items, and collectibles. ✅ Free admission. 💡 Located near the Tokyo International Forum, next to Yurakucho Station. ⚠️ The market is cancelled if it rains! Be sure to check the information the morning before your trip. 📌 How I would schedule these markets 🍁 November 21st: The large Oi Racecourse flea market in the morning, followed by a stroll through Yokohama – the Handmade Marche – and the Christmas market in the evening. 🍁 November 22nd: Akasaka Antique Market or Vintage & Artisan Market in Yokohama. 🍁 November 23rd: Oedo Antique Market in the morning, followed by the Okachimachi Mineral Marche. A little tip: bring cash and your own bag to the flea markets. Not all vendors have payment terminals, and purchased items are often sold without packaging. ❤️ Save your selection to avoid losing addresses and dates! All events are scheduled for November 2026. Be sure to check for schedule changes before visiting, especially for street markets. Carousel images are artistic illustrations and not actual photographs of the event.
Some views make you want to wake up a little earlier… to go see Mount Fuji by the lake, listen to the wind, and watch the first light slowly change the colors of the city 🤍 Kawaguchi Lake is a trip where you should allocate time for strolling, taking photos, and relaxing to enjoy the view, especially during the autumn foliage season when the warm tones on the shore contrast beautifully with the blue water 📷✨ 🍂 Walk along the lake Try finding a spot from the north shore, using branches or the shoreline as a foreground. On a day with light winds and calm water, you might even capture the reflection of Mount Fuji. 🌿 Visit Oishi Park Walk through the park with the lake and Mount Fuji as a backdrop. The trees and flowers change with the seasons. Before stopping for a drink or snack, take a break. 🚡 Take the Mt. Fuji Panoramic Ropeway Change from a shore view to a high vantage point. Allow for waiting in line. And check the weather and cable car status before boarding. 🚆 Traveling from Shinjuku: Choose the FUJI EXCURSION train to Kawaguchiko Station, then take the Red Line sightseeing bus to visit various points of interest. Booking train seats and checking return schedules in advance will make your trip more comfortable. 🌅 Want to capture the morning light like in the cover photo? Consider staying overnight. This will give you time to walk along the lake from early morning and increase your chances of seeing Fuji on a cloudy day. Scroll through the complete set; there are viewpoints, Oishi Park, the cable car, and a sample itinerary in the last image. Save it to plan your trip! 🗻🤍 If Fuji is right in front of you, would you rather take a picture first, or just sit and admire it quietly for a while? ☕📷 The images were created using AI and artistically composed. The view of Fuji, the colors of the leaves, and the snow on the summit depend on the season and weather conditions. #Kawaguchiko #河口湖 #MountFuji #JapanTravel #AutumnLeaves #OishiPark #FujiTrip #JapanTravelPlan #TripMoments
🇯🇵✨ Kanazawa, Japan: An ancient city brimming with charm and the atmosphere of a samurai. If you want to experience traditional Japan, stroll along old streets, admire beautiful Japanese gardens, and sample fresh seafood, you must visit Kanazawa, a charming city in Ishikawa Prefecture that has preserved its historical atmosphere. 🏯🌿 📍 3 Must-See Spots: 🌳 Kenrokuen Garden: One of the most famous Japanese gardens, nổi bật with its ponds, bridges, meticulously arranged trees, and beautiful views that change with the seasons. 🏮 Higashi Chaya District: A district of old wooden houses that was once a tea house area, now featuring cafes, confectionery shops, and handicraft shops. Perfect for taking photos in a retro Japanese atmosphere. 🥷 Nagamachi Samurai District: A historical district that was once the residence of samurai, with narrow alleys, earthen walls, and traditional houses that vividly illustrate Japanese life in the past. 🍣 Must-Try Food! Kanazawa is famous for its fresh seafood. Especially for sashimi rice bowls and sushi made with seasonal ingredients, we recommend visiting Omicho Market, a famous seafood and local produce market in the city. 🚆 Transportation: You can take the Shinkansen bullet train directly from Tokyo to Kanazawa. From there, you can explore the various neighborhoods by local bus or on foot. It's recommended to start early in the morning, as each area has more to see and do than you might think. ✨ The charm of Kanazawa lies in experiencing a simple and refined Japan, with beautiful gardens, old wooden houses, samurai culture, and local cuisine. If you enjoy leisurely walks and don't want to be confined to a big city, Kanazawa is definitely worth adding to your list! 💛 #TravelJapan #Kanazawa #KanazawaJapan #TravelReview
My birthday this year happened to be in Tokyo, and I wanted to try the long-awaited Joël Robuchon. However, I couldn't get a reservation at the Michelin three-star restaurant upstairs even two months in advance 🥹, so I opted for LA TABLE de Joël Robuchon on the ground floor instead. I chose a set menu online, and then selected individual dishes upon arrival, which felt very ceremonial. Overall, I'd give it a 6-7 out of 10. There were some amazing highlights, but also a few minor disappointments. This is just my honest opinion for everyone. 🥖 Homemade Bread It was a bit dry and hard overall. The aroma and aftertaste were slightly lacking, and the texture wasn't particularly impressive, which slightly detracted from the overall experience. 🥗 Cold Appetizer: Le Saumon / Herb Marinette Salmon with Chicory Salad and Imperial Caviar The salmon was perfectly marinated, and the caviar added a refreshing touch. It was a classic appetizer that met my expectations and was of high quality. 🍲 Hot Appetizer: Le Méli-Mélo de Légumes / Shrimp Farm Seasonal Vegetable Salad with Extra Virgin Olive Oil The main dish features a combination of vegetables with their natural flavors. The aroma of olive oil highlights the sweetness of the vegetables. However, this dish seems a bit perfunctory. 😢 🥩 Main Course: Le Bœuf / Wagyu Beef Steak with Wasabi Spinach and Classic Mashed Potatoes The highlight of the meal. The Wagyu beef was seared perfectly, rich in fat and juicy. The wasabi and spinach provided a good balance of richness. Robuchon's most famous signature mashed potatoes maintained their exquisitely smooth, creamy texture. Worth the extra 4000 yen. 🍮 Dessert: Le Chocolat / Signature Aragoni Chocolate Cream with Caribbean Chocolate Ice Cream A bit too sweet. It gets a little cloying after a few bites. The complimentary mini dessert plate was a better choice. Including drinks, the bill for two people came to over 40,000 yen. The main course steak was a big plus, and the appetizers were also of consistent quality. Overall, the price was in line with the standards of a Michelin-starred French restaurant. However, I wonder if they were busy that night because the restaurant was full. Some waiters seemed rushed in serving and introducing the dishes, and their attitudes were rather indifferent. There's room for improvement in the details of their service. As a classic French restaurant in Ebisu, LA TABLE maintains its overall standard. It's especially suitable for those who want to experience Robuchon style but couldn't get a reservation upstairs at 3 oz. If I have the chance, I'll try upstairs next time. #tokyo #japantravel #NewYearDestinations2026 #travel2026 #food #foodrecommendation #Tokyofood #finedining
While Tokyo represents modernity and Kyoto embodies traditional culture, Osaka is a city bursting with life and is world-renowned for its food scene! ❤️ As a major metropolis in the Kansai region, Osaka offers everything from bustling shopping districts and entertainment hubs to historic castles and endless eateries that will keep you exploring all day long. 📍 3 Must-Visit Spots 🏯 Osaka Castle: An iconic landmark of the city, featuring a striking white and green structure with golden accents. Surrounded by sprawling gardens, it’s the perfect place for a stroll and photos, especially during the cherry blossom season. 🌃 Dotonbori: This famous district is alive with vibrant neon signs, including the legendary Glico Man by the canal. It’s the ultimate spot to take in the city’s energy while sampling local street food. 🛍️ Shinsaibashi: A premier shopping destination packed with fashion boutiques, cosmetics, brand-name stores, and local shops. It’s also conveniently connected to Dotonbori. 🐙 Must-Try Eats! Takoyaki (octopus balls) and Okonomiyaki (savory Japanese pancakes) are signature dishes you can easily find throughout the city. 🚆 Getting Around: Osaka is well-connected by numerous train and subway lines. Namba or Shinsaibashi stations are the best hubs for shopping and exploring Dotonbori. For Osaka Castle, make sure to allow some extra time for the walk from the station to the castle grounds. ✨ Osaka is a dream destination for foodies and shopaholics who want to soak up Japan’s more spirited side. Whether you’re exploring by day or enjoying the city lights at night, Osaka’s charm is undeniable!
✨ We had an amazing time at Tokyo Disneyland! 🏰❤️ It was such a wonderful experience for the whole family, especially the kids, who enjoyed every moment of the magic, fun rides, exciting attractions, and beautiful Disney atmosphere. Seeing their happy faces made the experience even more special.It was truly a memorable family adventure filled with laughter, happiness, and unforgettable memories. Definitely a must-visit when in Tokyo, especially for families with kids! 🥰🎠✨ Highly recommended! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
_TI***tcHad such a fun day at Tokyo DisneySea! The whole place is so pretty and there’s so much to see and do. Fantasy Springs was definitely one of my favorite parts, especially the Frozen area 🥹❄️I booked the ticket through Trip.com and it was super convenient and easy. No hassle at all. The whole process was really smooth. It was pretty crowded, but still such a fun day overall. Definitely worth visiting if you’re in Tokyo!
Geegeee1Amazing experience at Shibuya Sky! 🌆✨ The view of Tokyo from the top was absolutely stunning, especially with the beautiful city skyline stretching out in every direction. The atmosphere was amazing, and watching the city from above was truly unforgettable. Definitely a must-visit attraction in Tokyo! ❤️📸
Mollymiloyou will really feel the ambiance of Europe when you visit Disney sea. Tripod for camera is not allowed.
Emmylou EclipseChose to visit the Mount Fuji Instagram-famous spots on Trip.com's recommendation, and I couldn't have asked for a more relaxing and enjoyable experience. The itinerary included memorable locations such as Arakurayama Sengen Park, Hikawa Clock Shop, Oshino Hakkai, Kawaguchiko Lawson, and Lake Kawaguchi Oishi Park—each offering its own breathtaking view of Mt. Fuji. Our tour guide (Hikari) truly made the trip special: not only was he friendly, but he was also impressively patient throughout the day, making sure everyone felt comfortable and had enough time to enjoy each spot. The pace of the tour was just right, allowing for leisurely sightseeing and ample opportunities for taking photos—perfect for capturing those Instagram-worthy moments!If you're considering this day trip, I recommend bringing your camera and a light jacket, as weather around Mt. Fuji can change. The service from Trip.com was smooth and easy, making the whole experience stress-free.
_TI***pvYes, it gets extremely crowded (especially weekends, holidays, and peak midday hours), but that energy is part of its charm for many. Go early or late and the experience becomes almost serene.
Jj4ype3Despite the fact that there are always a lot of people , I love this street ! It has this unique atmosphere.
A_lionnaThat’s an incredible place to visit, do not hesitate if you are a HP fan!! The prices are much more affordable than anywhere else in the world for a such kind of place. I would recommend to have a friend and fully dress up for the photos!
_TI***lnSeamless entry and saved a few bucks with a discount code I had. Happened to have a chiwikawa collab during my visit, and my child enjoyed taking pictures with it.
shunlonganother historic scenic spot that is must go in Tokyo Japan , there is the grand temple , busy historic streets for sightseeing
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