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From all you can eat dessert buffet to famous Pâtissier and delightful souvenir to take home! This list got you covered!

My personal favorite places to eat in Tokyo, from a Japanese-American who lived in Japan. The different sections within this Foodie Map Guide: Traditional Japanese, Meat Lovers, Fish, Ramen, Cafe, Brunch Spots, Breakfast locations, Take Out, Ice Cream, and Chain restaurants. Most locations listed I have personally been to and loved. I'm sure you'll love these locations as well!

Explore the ultimate Tokyo travel guide, covering the best hotels in popular neighborhoods, top attractions, must-book tours, insider tips, and hidden gems. Perfect for planning your unforgettable adventure in Japan's bustling capital! ---- *To help keep my travel guides free forever, I do earn a small commission at no extra cost to you on some of the tours and accommodations listed here.* Feel free to follow me for more visual content, and tag me if you visit any of these spots! 🌟 Instagram: @fancynancista 🌟 TikTok: @fancistatravels

Throughout my various trips to Japan, I've spent alot of time coming back to Asakusa and in the general Taito City. The area houses alot of beautiful, famous temples as well as old districts with curio shops and street food stalls. Sometimes, depending on who I am with, I can explore alot what is highlighted in this guide in a day. But, if you want to spend more time then feel free to go through alot of the items highlighted here in multiple days or trips!

Mt. Fuji hike 🗻 One week in Tokyo 🗼 Hiking tips & packing 🥾

If you like anime, and want to visit anime places in real life. This is the guide for you

Visit 5 Major Cities in Japan 🇯🇵 Famous Landmarks 🏯 Popular Districts ⛩️

This will be our 3rd time to Japan, and will be traveling without kids! We plan to splurge on this luxury 7-day itinerary that includes hotel stays with Mt. Fuji and Tokyo Tower views, Michelin Star dining, and spending most of our days eating out in Tokyo (no trips to Kyoto or Osaka here)!

(WIP) Things to do and visit in Tokyo ✨

Being vegan in Japan isn't easy, but it's not impossible! From supermarkets to restaurants to convenience stores, this guide will ensure you don't just live off plain rice or spend insane amounts of money! After living in Japan for a year, here are over 50 recommendations <3

Japan has a huge culture of soaking in hot springs called onsens - this grew to be one of my absolute favorite parts of Japanese culture! During my time living there, I found myself visiting my local onsen at least twice a week (not kidding!). I found it to be the perfect way to spend alone time, relax, and fully reset. Japan is home to over 25,000 onsens and it is deeply engrained into Japanese culture. It's not uncommon in Japan for friends, families, or couples to take weekend trips to visit an onsen and its surrounding areas. Known for healing properties, a way to decompress and rejuvenate, and an escape from busy city life - it's a must-try when in Japan!

Tokyo is a playground for adults and one of the most wonderful places I have ever been, largely because of the kind people. This is a packed four-day guide of my favourite things to do in Tokyo. You can definitely spread this out over 5 days. Let me know if you have any other questions! We also did a couple of day trips I will post about later.

This itinerary focuses on kid friendly activities in Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka, and Hakone.

Celebrating the diversity of cultures through food in the Lehigh Valley (Allentown, Bethlehem & Easton, PA)

10 action-packed days and evenings including all the must-see locations and some hidden gems in Kyoto and Tokyo. 3 days in Kyoto and 7 in Tokyo (and an optional extra day trip to Osaka). 🇯🇵 This guide contains daily itineraries to immerse you in Japanese culture and food, combining bustling big city life with serene nature exploration and tradition. 🗼🏞️ With the risk of tooting my own horn, this 7 day plan for Tokyo is one of the best ones out there if you want to make the most out of a weeks trip. All the areas you want to visit but with enough rest to make you last a week in this chaotic and amazing city. The guide also include the best tips and tricks for first time visitors to Japan. 🗾

In this guide you fill find everything you need in Tokyo (have lived here for more than a year). Onsen, 100 restaurants, attractions and hidden shrines. Nice parks and shopping streets. I also included famous spots in a separate section but this is not what this guide is about.