Travel: Japan - General
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We have booked ANA tour to go Osaka, Kyoto and Ending in Tokyo with tour extension of 3 free days in Tokyo. Included in the tour is Disneyland
and half day city tour to vaisit Asakusa Kannon Temple, NAkamise Shopping STreet.
After that, we have 3 whole days free and we intend to go to the Tsujiki Fish Market, Imperial Gardens. May I have some suggestions on what other places we could visit, either in Tokyo or a one-day trip out? My 2 kids are 12 years old and 14 years.
Grateful for suggestions as this is first time we are in Japan.
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waah… 12 and 14… challenging…
Odaiba would be good… modern tech stuff… Harajuku would satisfy their cravings for make-up and teen accessories…
if you have not hit Hakone… that would be a nice overnighter (best to stay at a Ryokan over there)… think Genting Highlands but 100x nicer… -
Not sure where these 2 parks are... which part of Tokyo?
Parks are nice in Spring or Autumn...happymom_aa:
Hi,
for half morning in Tokyo in Nov, is it more worthwhile to visit Hibiya Park or Rikuen-Park?
Anyone been to these two parks before?
Care to share?
Thanks in advance. -
I'm in the midst of planning my free and easy trip to Japan this Dec. My itineraries as follow :
Day1, 2 - Tokyo (Prince Sakura Tower near Shinagawa station)
Day 3, 4 & 5 - Osaka (Hotel Universal Port for 2N and Hearton Hotel Shinsaibashi for 1N)
Day 6, 7 - Hakone (Prince Hakone Hotel)
Day 8, 9 & 10 - Disneyland/Sea (Sheraton Hotel)
I did some research on the location of hotels (other than Sheraton as we'd been there once) and found Prince Hakone seems not a conveninet place to stay. Anyone has good recommendation for hotel/ryokan which is easily accessible and yet not too pricey? Ichinoyu hotels are quite expensive though convenient. Is it also difficult to get food in Hakone other than in hotels.
Hope to get some advice. Thank you in advance. -
JustKP:
Looking at your itinerary, hope you have your transport from Osaka to Hakone, and from Hakone to Disney sorted out. It looks rush and tough to me.I'm in the midst of planning my free and easy trip to Japan this Dec. My itineraries as follow :
Day1, 2 - Tokyo (Prince Sakura Tower near Shinagawa station)
Day 3, 4 & 5 - Osaka (Hotel Universal Port for 2N and Hearton Hotel Shinsaibashi for 1N)
Day 6, 7 - Hakone (Prince Hakone Hotel)
Day 8, 9 & 10 - Disneyland/Sea (Sheraton Hotel) -
hear hear… it turns dark by 5pm… will you be able to find your accommodations…?
We’re still trying to find a reasonably priced Ryokan that can duplicate our experience in Hakone at Ichinoyu… surprisingly we cannot find any… we’ve looked at ryokans in Nara, Kobe, Awaii, Kyoto, Shirahama… nothing beats Hakone for COST and Amenities (we had private onsen in out room)… -
If doing dinner on the budget at Hakone, maybe you can grab your Bento sets at the 24/7 outlet at Moto-Hakone… that will save a bundle and take away a big headache…
This year we’re trying Kaiseki… so no choice, have to spend… not cheap wor… about S$100++ per head… -
My daughter loved Disneysea, more than Disneyland. We stayed at a hotel a 5 min walk fr Disneysea. Its called MyStays hotel, but their English website has dissappeared. She was 4 then, and we went back to the hotel for rest breaks in the day.
We visited the Museum of science and technology at Odaiba - lots of fun robots. -
chergaby:
Wow! Your programme is almost an exact replica of my 10 day visit to Japan last September. The aquarium in Osaka is worth a visit. Be prepared for a ton of walking, but it'll be so much fun! Enjoy!Hi all,
We are planning for a family trip to Tokyo/Osaka this Nov. After 2 wks of research on hotel rates & accessibility, finally firm up the accommodations. Here's th eoutline of our itinerary:
Day 1: Arr Tokyo am
Day 2: Tokyo
Day 3: Hakone, stay one night
Day 4: Back to Tokyo
Day 5: DisneySea
Day 6: Disneyland
Day 7: Leave Disneyland for Osaka
Day 8: Day trip to Kyoto or Nara
Day 9: Osaka
Day 10: Leave Osaka @ 6pm
Now filling in the activities, hope to share some tips here.
Can anyone advise where else can we visit around Puroland Sanrio? Reckon that the journey there is quite long, not worth the travelling time just to go to the theme park. DH will be bored Hahaha... -
Laura02:
My daughter loved Disneysea, more than Disneyland. We stayed at a hotel a 5 min walk fr Disneysea. Its called MyStays hotel, but their English website has dissappeared. She was 4 then, and we went back to the hotel for rest breaks in the day.
We are thinking of staying at this hotel too, can you give me some feedback on it? can really save quite a bit if we get the early bird discount. Is it far to walk to the Mall at Maihama? and do they have the shuttle to Disneyland? Thanks!!!
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