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Wait a second. You look tired while sightseeing in Tokyo, right? 👀 Long flights, too much walking, lack of sleep… Taking photos like that? Honestly, a waste. Try a facial massage here. It reduces puffiness, relieves tension, and improves circulation. And then— a deep hydrating face mask. 🧖‍♀️ Look at the difference. Sharper jawline. Brighter, clearer skin. Don’t just visit Tokyo— enjoy it as your best self. BEAUTY LABO — just steps from Shibuya Station! ✨ Come check it out! 👀💖 #pr @TOKYO BEAUTY LABO

I’m Japanese. I don’t take photos at Shibuya Crossing. I take photos at Shibuya Scramble Square, 12th floor. You can take this amazing photo with fewer people — for free! I’m Japanese. I don’t go to izakaya in Shinjuku. I go to Shibuya. Because it’s cheaper. I’m Japanese. I don’t drink on the street. I go to real, local izakaya in Dogenzaka. If you want to know more local spots and restaurants I actually love, DM us “Shibuya” and we’ll send you our free gift list and all discount codes. Limited time only, so don’t forget to message us “Shibuya”!

Don’t take photos in Shinjuku like everyone else. You’re missing the real vibe. Here are 3 photo spots you shouldn’t skip. First: Kabukicho at night. Neon lights. Pure Tokyo energy. Take a wider shot for the full vibe. Next: Omoide Yokocho. Tiny alleys. Old Tokyo feeling. Best time? Evening. And Hanazono Shrine. Peace in the middle of chaos. Red torii with city buildings behind — perfect contrast. Shinjuku is more than just busy streets. Save this before you go. I share more local spots in Tokyo. Check the link in my profile.

Wait…People say Tokyo’s streets are so clean white socks don’t get dirty. But the real question is: Which socks are the strongest? 🧦 Today’s battle… FamilyMart vs Lawson socks. People say the FamilyMart socks are super durable, because the heel and toe are reinforced. So my expectations are high. The rule is simple: walk around Shinjuku for 20 minutes. Even through places like Kabukicho… let’s see what happens. And after walking… look at this. They’re still surprisingly clean. That’s Japan for you. But what about durability? The FamilyMart socks have a thick pile cushion on the sole, so they still feel soft and supportive. The toe area also feels stronger. So here’s the result: Cleanliness — a draw. But for durability and comfort, FamilyMart wins. Which socks do you prefer? Tell me in the comments. 🧦

I’m Japanese. When I travel by train, I don’t carry a suitcase. Trains are crowded and space is limited. I’m Japanese. Japan has a lot of stairs and hills, so I always look for a way to go hands-free first. I’m Japanese. Searching for coin lockers is old. I use Bounce. Bounce is a luggage storage service available in over 4,000 cities worldwide. 🌍 They offer 24/7 multilingual support and protection. Prices start from around ¥500. Download the Bounce app and use code TABIBIYORI10 to get 10% off 🎉 No more searching for coin lockers. Store your bags and travel free and smart ✨ Check the highlight on my profile for details! #pr @Bounce

Wait… You think 100-yen shops are the best place for stationery in Tokyo? Yes, I love them too. But if you want next-level cute and aesthetic, go here. This is Sekaido in Shinjuku. A huge art and stationery store loved by artists. So many colorful pens. Beautiful notebooks with amazing paper quality. And the masking tapes? The colors are insane. Most items are made with Japanese quality. Cute, minimal, functional — everything. Honestly, you’ll lose hours here easily. Save this before you go. I share more local spots on Patreon — check the link in my profile! ✨

This is one of the best places to experience Japanese tea culture in Shibuya, Tokyo. It’s not just a place to drink matcha, you can truly experience it. And not only matcha— their most popular item is this matcha tiramisu. The slight bitterness of matcha and the sweetness of the cream are perfectly balanced. Look around, you’ll see beautiful bonsai. Matsubaya Saryo is a calm, peaceful space where you can enjoy Japanese tea and sweets while admiring bonsai. If you want to enjoy matcha and Japanese sweets in a beautiful traditional atmosphere, this is the place to go. Click here to book⬇️ https://wa.link/gmwfw8/ #pr @Matsubayasaryo

I’m Japanese. I don’t go up Tokyo Skytree. I go to the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building in Shinjuku. Because it’s free. And you can see almost the same amazing view. I’m Japanese. I don’t go to Kabukicho Tower. I go to Omoide Yokocho. Because it feels more local. I’m Japanese. I choose Shinjuku as my place to stay. Because it’s easy to get to Tokyo Tower, Asakusa, and Disney from there. If you want to know more local spots and restaurants I actually love, I share more on my Patreon. Check the link in my profile.

If you’re going to Kabukicho in Shinjuku — you must watch this video first. Neon lights. Clubs. Big crowds. Maybe a little risky feeling. But right next to it, there is a completely different world. Hanazono Shrine. When you step inside, the noise suddenly fades. Red torii gates. Old lanterns. So calm — hard to believe you’re in Tokyo. It’s also famous for success and talent luck. Shinjuku is not only chaos. It has peaceful beauty too. Save this before you go. More local spots are on my Patreon.

Don’t come to Japan without trying this. If you want to enjoy real Japanese food without overspending, authentic Japanese cuisine can actually be expensive. That’s where byFood comes in. Book restaurants in English, and now get up to 30% off for sakura season. I went to Tempura Ginza Onodera Namikidori. Counter seats, so you can watch the chef cook right in front of you. You can really feel the quality and freshness of the ingredients. And every booking helps donate 10 school meals to children. If you want real Japanese food, check byFood. Link in my profile “GIFT”.

I’m Japanese. On my days off, I don’t go to Shibuya or Shinjuku. Too crowded. I go to Nakameguro. Just a 20-minute walk from Shibuya. There are more stylish cafes and shops. I’m Japanese. When we want something, we go to specialty shops. Japan has many skilled craftsmen, and their craftsmanship is amazing. I’m Japanese. I don’t use handkerchiefs. I use tenugui. It absorbs water really well, and it’s a part of traditional Japanese culture. Use code “gift2603” to get 5% off at Kamawanu Global Online Store. Don’t miss it!

This is the cutest souvenir you should buy in Japan. It’s called “Tenugui.” A traditional Japanese cloth with beautiful designs. You can use it as a towel, wrap gifts, or even decorate your room. Lightweight, easy to carry, and very practical. And look at these designs— so cute. You can find these at Kamawanu. If you’re looking for a unique Japanese souvenir, this is a perfect choice. Use code “gift2603” to get 5% off at Kamawanu Global Online Store. Don’t miss it! #pr

Do you know what this cute thing is? It’s a Japanese sunscreen. SPF 50, but made for kids, so it’s gentle on your skin. If you love practical and kawaii items, you need this for summer. And wait— there’s also a foaming hand soap that makes paw-shaped bubbles. Kawaii~ If you like kawaii things too, let me know in the comments!

Do you know the most stylish area in Tokyo? Tokyo is a modern city. Shinjuku and Shibuya are famous, but very crowded. Just a few minutes from Shibuya, there’s a calm and stylish area. It’s Nakameguro. This area is full of trendy cafés and select shops. In spring, it’s also famous for cherry blossoms. So today, let me show you my favorite cafés in Nakameguro. No.1 Onibus Coffee A cozy space with a very Japanese atmosphere. Feels like local Tokyo. No.2 SCHOOL BUS COFFEE STOP Nakameguro Dim lighting, chill music, very stylish. No.3 Starbucks Reserve Roastery Tokyo One of only seven in the world. A four-story space with a wide variety of drinks and food. Now you want to visit Nakameguro, right? I’ve added more of my favorite cafés to my Google My Maps. DM me “cafe” to get it!

When you think of Ueno, you think of great food, museums, and Ueno Park. But did you know there are so many amazing photo spots too? 📸✨ If you want more than just typical tourist photos, and want to capture real local memories in beautiful shots— Now’s your chance 👀 TABIBIYORI is offering a ¥5,000 OFF Ueno Photo Tour 🎉 You don’t want to miss this. Comment or DM “Ueno photo” to join!

Don’t waste money on expensive beauty products! 💄👀 Did you know there’s a way to get them cheaper than duty-free… even FREE? Just find a free sample vending machine. Pick the item you want on the screen, answer 3 simple questions, (Just your age, gender, and general location!) and you’ll get beauty products for free. So easy, right? ✨ If you need a little help, just DM us 📩 We’ll guide you. For you, we’ll share: a cosmetics map, a 30-min free tour bonus, and kimono photo discounts 👘✨ Just follow this account and DM us!

Don’t buy bottled drinks with matcha powder. 🍵👀 Did you know there’s a way to enjoy matcha anytime? Just buy matcha powder. In Japan, you can find clean water almost anywhere — shopping malls, stores, even parks. Fill your bottle with water, add matcha powder, and just shake it. That’s it — super easy. ✨ Now you can enjoy matcha anytime, anywhere. If you need a little help, just DM us 📩 We’ll guide you. For you, we’ll share: our recommended food map, a 30-min free tour bonus, and kimono photo discounts 👘✨ Just follow this account and DM us!

Japanese convenience stores are on another level. 7eleven version! No.1 Smoothies Choose your favorite flavor, scan the barcode, peel the seal, and just place it in the machine. Super creamy and fresh. No.2 Crème brûlée ice cream Tastes like a high-end café dessert. You’ll want to buy it every day. No.3 Onigiri The packaging is genius. So easy to open without getting your hands dirty. What’s your favorite conbini food? Follow for more unique things in Japan!

Did you know Sailor Moon just got six official manhole covers in Tokyo? In Minato City, they’re installing six brand-new Sailor Moon manholes, turning the streets into a mini anime pilgrimage route. And here’s something special — if you visit the tourist information center in front of Tamachi Station, you can get a limited Sailor Moon card for free 🎀 (⚠️while supplies last!) If you’re a Sailor Moon fan visiting Tokyo, why not take a walk around Minato City? Follow me for more anime travel tips in Japan, and save this video so you don’t forget your Sailor Moon card.

I’m Japanese. I don’t go to Asakusa looking for local streets. It’s already a tourist street. I go to Yanaka Ginza — it feels more local. The food, the atmosphere, the people… perfect. I’m Japanese. On my days off, I don’t go to Shibuya or Shinjuku. Too crowded. I go to Ueno. Nature, art, shrines, food, shopping — everything is there. Less people. More comfortable. I’m Japanese. I don’t go to izakaya in Ueno. I go to eat ramen at Kamo to Negi. It’s one of the best ramen I’ve ever had. if you’d like to join my local food tour, book now and get 30 minutes free for tours in May and June Just DM me “FOOD.”