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This is the only place in Japan where you can eat right in front of the Enoden train! You can enjoy Japanese food while watching the Enoden pass right in front of you! We tried the grilled fish set and the hamburger steak set. You can enjoy fresh local ingredients and the warm, welcoming atmosphere. And when you think of Enoshima, you have to try shirasu! It’s so soft and fluffy! The restaurant is inside a cozy traditional Japanese house, so it feels like coming home. This view and this food... It’s definitely one of my favorite places! ⁡ If you want to know more about my favorite spots and food in Japan, I share even more on my Patreon! DM or comment "GIFT" to get a FREE gift!

Do you know this famous anime spot just a day trip from Tokyo? Here are 3 foods you must try in Enoshima! First, the Blue Shirasu Cracker Its bright blue color reminds you of the Enoshima ocean. Colorful shirasu are pressed into it, and it’s served fresh, hot, and crispy. This one is my favorite! Second, the Blue Denim Bun It was my first time trying a blue meat bun! It looks really unique, but tastes like a delicious meat bun. Third, the Black Croquette It looks like a normal croquette, but it’s black inside! The sweetness of the potato goes perfectly with the slightly salty shirasu flavor. If you want to know more about my favorite spots and food in Japan, I share even more on my Patreon! DM or comment "GIFT" to get a FREE gift!

Traveling to Japan but not sure how to enjoy a real local izakaya experience? 🍶 Worried about the language barrier or not sure where to go? Come with me! I know plenty of local, affordable izakaya spots where you can enjoy real Japanese food, drinks, and atmosphere. DM me, and let’s make it an unforgettable izakaya night together!

How many local Japan travel hacks do you know? Did you know you can get free items at convenience stores if you keep your receipt? Did you know you can get discount coupons just by downloading the app? Did you know you can refill your water for free at MUJI? Did you know you can get a free item at McDonald’s just by answering a survey? These hacks might take a little extra effort, but they’re super useful if you know them! I share even more local travel hacks in my subscription. And right now, the first 5 subscribers can get up to 50% OFF forever! Subscribe for more!

“Don’t talk to strangers!” This is something many Japanese parents tell their children. Japan is one of the safest countries in the world, but there are still a few things you should watch out for in busy areas like Shinjuku. First, be careful when strangers approach you on the street. They may seem friendly and offer you cheap drinks. But if you follow them, you could end up with a huge bill. Second, never leave your drink unattended. In bars and clubs, someone could put something in your drink without you noticing. If you leave your drink to go to the restroom, it's safer to order a new one. And don't accept drinks from strangers. Third, watch out for pickpockets. Japan is generally safe, but crowded places can still be risky. Keep your bag closed, and in crowded areas, wear your backpack in front of you. Does Japan sound more dangerous than you thought? Don't worry! If you can understand even a little Japanese, you can lower these risks a lot. And if you want to learn more Japanese, I can teach you for FREE! Just DM or comment "JAPANESE"!

Wait… how do you go to the bathroom in a yukata? 👘 Watch this before you wear a yukata! First, lift the layers of your yukata from the outside, and gather the fabric carefully. Don’t forget to check the back, too! When you want to fix your yukata, just jump and it will fall neatly back into place! Washing your hands? Before you do,check this! tuck your sleeves into your obi (sash) to keep them from getting wet. Now you’re ready to enjoy your yukata✨ If you’re looking for a wonderful yukata experience, we also offer yukata and kimono tours! Just comment “KIMONO” or “YUKATA” below and get 5,000yen（30＄） off coupon! Have a wonderful time in Japan!

Do you know where I ALWAYS go before a trip? Not a convenience store. Not Don Quijote. The drugstore! Because I can’t travel without these Made-in-Japan essentials! 1. Cooling sheets for legs I walk around 20,000 steps a day when I travel, so these are my lifesaver! Super-moist sheets with 5 kinds of herbs help refresh tired legs. 2. suisai Powder Wash The powder comes in tiny pods. Just add water and it turns into face wash! It cleans deep into your pores without leaving your skin feeling dry. And they’re so tiny, they’re perfect for traveling! 3. fino Hair Oil I still want my hair to look and smell amazing while traveling! This makes your hair super smooth instantly and smells SO good! You can get all 3 of these travel essentials on our Shopify store! DM or comment “FINDS” to get your discount coupon!

3 Spots Locals Love, But Tourists Don’t Know First, Jiyugaoka. Just 10 minutes from Shibuya. It’s full of local corner stores and cozy cafés. My favorite is Kosoan. It has a beautiful traditional Japanese atmosphere, and of course, the matcha is amazing! Second, Jindaiji. It’s a popular day-trip spot for people living in Tokyo. It feels like you’ve stepped into a Ghibli movie! There are lots of Japanese foods to try. Soba is the most famous, but my favorite is soba bread! It’s even better with ice cream. Third, Togoshi Ginza. It’s one of the longest shopping streets in Tokyo, with around 400 shops! There are so many local foods to try, you’ll be full before you know it! ⁡ If you're not sure where to go in Tokyo, we just started a FREE 30-minute travel consultation! We'll help you plan your Tokyo trip. DM or comment "TALK" to book!

I’m Japanese. I DON’T go to these places in Shinjuku. First, don’t go to expensive restaurants! I go to the Tokyo Metropolitan Government cafeteria. It’s on the 32nd floor, in the same building as the observatory. Ramen is around ¥600 ($4), and set meals are around ¥800 ($5). It’s super affordable, and you can enjoy an amazing view too! Second, don’t shop at expensive stores. I go to the flea market at Hanazono Shrine. You can find lots of interesting things, like antiques, kimono, and more! Third, don’t go to expensive izakayas. Go to Namae no Nai Sushi-ya. You can get sushi for just ¥10 ($0.06)! If you want to know more local tips, we made a 480-page Tokyo Guide with everything I know about Tokyo! And we just started an affiliate program! Share it with your friends, and you can earn 30% commission! Just DM or comment “TOKYO” to get the link!

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3 Flea Markets You Must Visit in Tokyo Let’s go! First, Hanazono shrine antique market. Just 6 minutes from Shinjuku Station. It’s held every Sunday, with traditional Japanese items like ukiyo-e prints and old books. Second, Best Flea Market Just 5 minutes from Tokyo Station. It’s held every month, with up to 200 shops selling antiques, cute handmade goods, and more! Third, Tokyo City Flea Market One of the biggest flea markets in Tokyo, with around 500 to 700 shops! You can find everything from cute vintage clothes to antiques. I’m sure you’ll find something you love! If you want to know more about my favorite places, we made a FREE Tokyo Guidebook in over 100 languages. It includes local tips, my favorite places, and restaurants locals actually go to. If you prefer English, you can also get our complete 480-page Tokyo Guide for FREE. But this offer ends at the end of this month. Just DM or comment "TOKYO" to get it!

Don't come to Asakusa if you don't know this 99% of people who visit Asakusa don't know this exists Right under Asakusa station's ticket gate... Have you ever gone down here? Opened in 1955 — Japan's oldest underground shopping street Time just stopped here... barbershops, standing soba stalls... it's still stuck in the Showa era Yakisoba for ¥400 a plate This price... in Tokyo? How does this exist in the middle of the city... Minutes from the subway station, but a completely different world If you're going to Asakusa, you have to see this

Tokyo has a library just for children's books... and it's a whole vibe" You can enter for free. This might be my favorite spot in Tokyo so far. "This is the International Library of Children's Literature in Ueno — and it's exactly what it sounds like." It feels like time stopped here — it used to be an actual imperial library. "Obviously tons of Japanese children's books too — some are so nostalgic, even if you didn't grow up here." There's also a terrace where you can enjoy the view. And then there's this tiny cozy cafe inside, where I got coffee for just 300 yen — cheapest coffee I've had in Tokyo, honestly. "Save this one — it's free to enter, super underrated, and perfect if you want a quiet afternoon away from the crowds."

This is the one vending machine hack you must know about in Japan. Can you believe you can get 3 drinks you want a vending machine? Look for a Suntory vending machine in Japan and download the Suntory app. then sign in Now you can get your free drinks from vending machine even without coin And here's a little secret — if you have two phone numbers, You can get 6 free drinks. Plus, this campaign is over on September 30, 2026. DM or comment 'drink' and we will send you the link to the jihanpi map."

This is one of the most unique shops in Tokyo! It's only 4 minutes by train from Shibuya. This shop was made for travelers. You can find TRAVELER'S notebooks, unique travel goods, postcards and stamps from around the world, and so many other interesting things! It's the perfect place if you love traveling. If you want to know more unique spots in Tokyo, DM or comment "TOKYO"!

10% OFF code: MEIKA_TABI10 Nail Salon MEIKA Address Highness Nakameguro #308, 1-2-9 Kamimeguro, Meguro-ku, Tokyo 153-0051, Japan Nearest Station 2 min walk from Nakameguro Station Hours 11:00 - 20:00 Do you know this super cute Japanese-style nail salon in Tokyo? Since it's summer, she gave me nails inspired by Japanese summer festivals! Shaved ice, fireworks, goldfish, and more! She can also dress you in a yukata and even do your hair! After that, you can go straight to a summer festival, or visit a cute café and take lots of photos! It'll be one of the most memorable experiences of your trip to Japan! Use code MEIKA_TABI10 to get 10% OFF when you book with Nail Salon MEIKA! What kind of summer do you want to experience in Japan? Let me know in the comments! #pr

Nail Salon MEIKA Address Highness Nakameguro #308, 1-2-9 Kamimeguro, Meguro-ku, Tokyo 153-0051, Japan Nearest Station 2 min walk from Nakameguro Station Hours 11:00 - 20:00 Do you know one of the cutest things we look forward to every summer? It's wearing a yukata and enjoying summer festivals! Enjoy delicious festival food, play traditional festival games like goldfish scooping, watch amazing fireworks, and take beautiful photos in your yukata. These are all experiences you can only enjoy in summer! And if your nails are cute too... that's the perfect finishing touch! If you want cute Japanese-style nails and a yukata, I know the perfect place where you can get both! Use code MEIKA_TABI10 to get 10% OFF when you book with Nail Salon MEIKA! What kind of summer do you want to experience in Japan? Let me know in the comments! #pr

Shibuya Sumo Club 📍 5-20-11 Sendagaya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 151-0051 Daiichi Silver Building 1F 🚃 Just a 1-minute walk from the East Exit of Yoyogi Station I’m Japanese, but this is my first time watching sumo! Yes... it's also my first time facing a real sumo wrestler. They might just look big, but they're almost all muscle. No matter how hard I pushed, they didn't move an inch. ...But I still won! You can also learn the unique rules of sumo, its history, and what a sumo wrestler's daily life is like. Plus, you even get some fun souvenirs! Don't miss Shibuya Sumo Club when you visit Tokyo! #pr

3 Things You Shouldn't Do on Trains in Japan 1. Don't eat on regular trains. The train's movement can cause food or drinks to spill, and strong smells might bother other passengers. Help keep the train clean and comfortable for everyone. 2. Don't talk on the phone. Phone conversations can disturb other passengers. Many people like to relax during their commute, so keep your phone on silent mode and avoid making calls. 3. Don't put your bags on the seat. One seat is for one person. Bags should be kept on your lap or at your feet, especially when the train is crowded. Save this for your trip to Japan!

3 FREE Experiences You Must Try in Tokyo 1. Visit a Disaster Prevention Center Japan is very safe, but it's also one of the most disaster-prone countries in the world. You never know when an earthquake or typhoon might happen. It's a fun and valuable experience that could even help you in an emergency. 2. Visit a Shrine Early in the Morning Japan has thousands of shrines. The famous ones get very crowded during the day, so go early instead. It's one of the best ways to experience traditional Japanese culture. 3. Visit a Free Observation Deck at Night Tokyo is even more beautiful after dark. There are several free observation decks in Tokyo, and they're much less crowded than the paid ones. Want to know my favorite spots? DM or comment "NIGHT" and I'll send them to you!