Travelling is one of our passions. In this video, we will show you the places we’ve been to in Tokyo, Japan. Please also watch Part 1. Hope you enjoy watching!
In case, you will be travelling to Japan anytime soon, we got most of the tickets from Klook.com.
Here are the tickets purchased through them which in our opinion are cheaper and convenient:
Tokyo Samurai Museum Ticket
Tokyo Skyliner Express Ticket to/from Narita Airport
Globe 3G/4G SIM Card (PH Airport Pick Up) for the Philippines
ONE PIECE Tower Park Pass + Tokyo Tower Main Observatory Combo Ticket Tokyo
4G WiFi (Japan Pick Up) for Japan (Unlimited Data) 5 chargeable days
Tokyo Skyliner and Tokyo Subway Ticket Combo
Skyliner Ticket Direction: One Way
Tokyo Subway Ticket Duration: 48 hours
Suica IC Card (Tokyo Pick Up)
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My Tokyo Diary
The 3rd day, we went to Samurai Museum in Shinjuku. The museum was really informative. It also displayed various kinds of authentic artifacts once used by Samurai warriors. My son wore the Samurai shogun costume, my husband wore a Samurai outfit and I wore the Japanese kimono. We ate lunch in one of the authentic Japanese restaurant. Bought convenient foods in Family Mart, and 7 eleven, Ate dinner in a Ramen restaurant.
We went to Meiji Shrine. The Uber ride was pretty cool. The shrine is located in Shibuya. It’s a Shinto shrine dedicated to Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken. Went for a short ride to the 2020 Summer Olympic stadium but was not able to enter because it was still under construction during that time. Just went to Shibuya and looked for the statue of Hachiko Hachi’s famous bronze statue located right in front of Shibuya Station’s Hachiko Exit, which was named after him as well. He was supposedly sitting here every day to wait for professor Ueno. Then we went to Shibuya crossing. Went to Starbucks where you can see the action in what you call the “Shibuya Scramble”.
Went to Akihabara again to shop for Gundams. Ate dinner in Maid Cafe. In these cafés, waitresses dressed in maid costumes act as servants, and treat customers as masters (and mistresses) in a private home, rather than as café patrons.
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