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Don’t waste your time doing these in Japan! First, I don’t go to popular restaurants during lunchtime. I don’t want to waste time waiting in a long line! Instead, I go after 1 PM, when it’s less crowded. Second, I don’t visit popular tourist spots in the middle of the day. For example, Asakusa gets super crowded during the day! So instead, I go early in the morning. Fewer crowds, better photos, and no time wasted! Third, I don’t waste time looking for a locker when I travel. Walking around a station looking for one is annoying, and even if you find one, it might already be full! So instead, I use Bounce. I can find the closest place to store my luggage and book it right from the app! It costs about the same as a coin locker, and I can even check reviews before I book! It’s so convenient! Use code “JAPAN10” to get 10% OFF, and check our Highlights for the download link! #pr

I’m Japanese. Japan has a lot of affordable sushi, but what if I told you… you could experience an incredible omakase that would cost over ¥30,000 at other sushi restaurants for just ¥19,000? This place is called Ebisu Sushi Kenshin, a reservation-only sushi restaurant tucked away on a quiet street in Ebisu. It has only 8 counter seats, so it feels really special and intimate. Professional Japanese sushi chefs prepare each piece right in front of you. And they’re also certified wine sommeliers, so I especially recommend trying the wine pairing course! What’s your favorite sushi? Let me know in the comments! Ebisu Sushi Kenshin Address: 1F KH Building, 2-8-13 Ebisu, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo Opening Hours: 5:00 PM – 11:00 PM Last order for food: 10:00 PM Last order for drinks: 10:30 PM Closed: Sundays #pr

Beef steak for just ¥290 ($2)?! 🥩😳 📍 Beef Kitchen Stand APA Hotel Shinjuku Kabukicho 1F, APA Hotel Shinjuku Kabukicho Tower 1-20-2 Kabukicho, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 160-0021 🚶 About a 12-minute walk from Shinjuku Station 🏙️ Right next to Tokyu Kabukicho Tower 🕒 Opening Hours Weekdays: 4:00 PM–12:00 AM Weekends & Holidays: 12:00 PM–12:00 AM This super affordable izakaya is located on the first floor of the famous APA Hotel! You can get beef steak for ¥290 ($2) and stewed beef for just ¥179 ($1)! Most dishes here are only around ¥100–¥400, so you can order lots of different small plates without spending too much. 🍻 And now, they’ve started a brand-new “Wagyu Small Plate Series!” 🥩✨ There are 10 different Wagyu dishes, so you can pick a few of your favorites and casually enjoy them with a drink. My top recommendation is the Wagyu Yaki-Shabu with egg yolk! 🤤 Just look at this! And since they’re open until midnight, it’s also a great option for a late dinner after exploring Shinjuku or checking into your hotel. Affordable Wagyu, drinks, and lots of small dishes right in the middle of Kabukicho! 🇯🇵 Would you try it? Comment below! 👇 #pr

Ebisu Sushi Kenshin Address: 1F KH Building, 2-8-13 Ebisu, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo Opening Hours: 5:00 PM – 11:00 PM Last order for food: 10:00 PM Last order for drinks: 10:30 PM Closed: Sundays Stop doing these at a Japanese sushi restaurant! 1. Don’t wear strong perfume. Strong scents can overpower the delicate smell of sushi. 2. Take off your watch and large rings. They can scratch the wooden counter. 3. Don’t put your elbows on the counter. Sit up straight and enjoy your sushi! 4. Eat each piece in one bite. Biting it in half can make the rice fall apart. 5. Put soy sauce on the fish, not the rice. Just dip the fish side lightly in soy sauce. 6. Can’t use chopsticks? No problem! It’s totally okay to eat sushi with your hands. And if you want to try a real Japanese omakase in Tokyo, go to Ebisu Sushi Kenshin! Here, you can enjoy an incredible omakase that could cost over ¥30,000 at other sushi restaurants for just ¥19,000! Everything is super high quality, and it pairs perfectly with wine! How many of these did you know? Let me know in the comments! #pr

Do you know a great place for sushi in Shinjuku? 🍣🇯🇵 📍 Shinjuku Sushi Hatsume B1F Nishimura Building, 7-10-10 Nishi-Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 160-0023 🚶 About a 7-minute walk from Shinjuku Station 🕒 Opening Hours Weekdays: 12:00 PM–2:00 PM / 5:00 PM–10:00 PM Weekends & Holidays: 5:00 PM–10:00 PM Here, you can enjoy delicious sushi until you’re full for under ¥10,000 (about $62). Hatsume’s concept is “high-end sushi, made casual.” There are English-speaking staff on hand, so it’s also a great choice if it’s your first time trying omakase sushi in Japan. The menu is left up to each restaurant’s head chef, and at the Shinjuku location, the chef has a background in Japanese cuisine. Along with classic Edomae sushi, you’ll also get creative original dishes, making the whole experience fun and exciting. 🍣✨ And if you want to make the experience even more special, you can add a wine and sake pairing for ¥6,000. 🍷🍶 You can enjoy the quality of high-end sushi without the overly formal atmosphere. This place can become very hard to book, so if you want to try it during your Tokyo trip, make your reservation early! 👀 Save this place for your next trip to Shinjuku. 📌 ⁡ ⁡ #pr

Looking for a souvenir from Japan that you’ll actually use? 🇯🇵🔪 📍 ZAKU Knives Kappabashi Main Store 3-7-5 Nishiasakusa, Taito-ku, Tokyo 🕙 Open: 10:00 AM–6:00 PM 🚶 About a 12-minute walk from Senso-ji Temple ZAKU is located in Kappabashi, an area famous for Japanese kitchenware, where many Japanese people come to shop for cooking tools. And you can find amazing Japanese knives here! See those dimples on the blade? They’re designed to help keep vegetables from sticking while you cut. I even got a chance to try one myself, and this was my first time cutting vegetables this thin! 😳 They also have knives with all kinds of cool designs on the blades and handles, so you can find a knife that really feels like your own. And once you find the perfect one, you can even have your name engraved on it! ✨ So if you’re visiting Asakusa, walk a little further to Kappabashi and find a Japanese souvenir you can keep using for years. Come to ZAKU and find your own Japanese knife! 🔪🇯🇵 ⁡ ⁡ #pr

Do you want really good sushi without breaking the bank? 🍣🇯🇵 📍 Sushi Ebisu Hana 1F Ebisu Takahashi Building, 1-8-10 Ebisu-Nishi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0021 🚶 About a 3-minute walk from Ebisu Station 🕓 Opening Hours Weekdays: 4:00 PM–11:30 PM Weekends & Holidays: 12:00 PM–11:30 PM This restaurant, Sushi Ebisu Hana, is one of our recommendations if you want to try high-quality sushi at a reasonable price. You can enjoy 19 courses of authentic, high-quality sushi here, so it’s also a great choice if it’s your first time trying omakase sushi. My favorites were the beautifully marbled tuna, scallops sliced to look like a flower, and the shrimp and crab battle! 🦐🦀 That was extreme. 😂 The staff’s “OMOTENASHI” was wonderful too! It’s not just about the sushi—the warm Japanese hospitality makes the whole experience even better. And the best part? This entire 19-course experience was only ¥5,500 (about $35)! 😳 Definitely worth adding to your Tokyo food list. Save this place for your next trip to Tokyo! 📌🍣 ⁡ ⁡ #pr

🏠 Store Information Name: Kamakura Yukinoshita Roast Beef Main Store Address: 3-4-7 Yukinoshita, Kamakura, Kanagawa 248-0005, Japan Open: Tuesday–Sunday Hours: 11:00 AM–8:00 PM Closed: Monday (If Monday is a national holiday, closed the following Tuesday) Reservations: 0467-73-8808 If you love Wagyu, save this place for your next Kamakura trip! 🇯🇵🥩 This restaurant just opened on August 7 and even has its own brewery inside! 🍺 Their specialty is Wagyu roast beef, but the fun part is how you eat it. There are 3 ways to enjoy it👇 1️⃣ First, enjoy the Wagyu as it is 2️⃣ Next, add the condiments and try a different flavor 3️⃣ Finally, pour hot dashi over it and enjoy it as ochazuke 🍵 Follow all three steps and you’re officially a Wagyu master! 😎🥩 And don’t forget the craft beer! 🍻 The beer is brewed right inside the restaurant, and you can even tour the brewery at the end. Amazing Japanese food, freshly brewed craft beer, craftsmanship, and warm hospitality—all in one relaxing place. Perfect for lunch or a break while exploring Kamakura! ✨ Save this for your next Kamakura day trip from Tokyo 📌 #kamakura #tsurugaokahachimangu #bambooforest #daytripfromtokyo #pr

POV: You walked over 25K steps sightseeing in Japan That’s why my legs feel heavy… Me?! Let’s go! 4 items to relieve tired legs! Ankle to thigh: reduce leg swelling Calf and sole: cooling relief Sole: Detox and refresh Muscles: pain & fatigue relief POV: after use If you want more useful local tips for Japan, DM or comment “TOKYO” to get our FREE guidebook!

Don’t miss these 3 Tokyo spots! I never go to the Your Name spots in the afternoon because they’re usually very crowded. Instead, I go there in the morning when there are fewer tourists to take photos. I don’t go to expensive restaurants! Go to Tokyo Metropolitan Government Cafeteria You can enjoy both the beautiful view from the 32nd floor and affordable food. I don’t eat ramen at tourist spots. I look for local spots instead. 🍜 This place has a retro ticket machine, a fast-moving line, and free extra noodles for just ¥1,000! Want more spots like these? I made a Japan Google Map that lets you see your whole trip at a glance! Until the end of October, I’m giving this map away for FREE! DM or comment “MAP” and get it!

3 Must-Visit Vintage Shops in Osaka! first,Hurugiya JAM This huge shop has military, work, and outdoor clothes. From vintage beginners to vintage lovers, everyone can enjoy shopping here! Second, loweco This spacious shop has over 10,000 vintage items from the US. With so many items at good prices, it’s a great place to find something special! Third.Kinji This large store has two floors with clothes and goods for men and women. You can find vintage clothes, trendy items, kimonos, remade clothes, accessories, and more! If you want to know more, comment ”Osaka” and get our free google maps!

I stepped into a comic book! Just kidding! This is actually a 2D café! Everything looks fake, but it’s all real! If you want to know more unique spots in Japan, we’re giving away our Tokyo Guidebook for FREE！ Just DM or comment “TOKYO” to get it!

Wait! Have you downloaded these apps before traveling to Japan? They might save your life! First, Yahoo! JAPAN Disaster Alert. It sends alerts for earthquakes, tsunamis, heavy rain, and evacuation information. Second, the NHK News & Disaster app. It’s useful for checking the latest information during an emergency in Japan. Third, LINE or WhatsApp. Make a group with your family or travel partners before your trip. During an emergency, just knowing everyone is safe can make a huge difference. And one more tip: Always carry a portable charger. Your phone won’t help much if the battery is dead. These simple things could be really useful if something happens during your trip. If you want to know more useful tips for traveling in Japan, I put everything in our guidebook! DM or comment “TOKYO” to get it for FREE!

I’m Japanese. I don’t go to expensive shoe stores. Instead, I go to ABC-MART to find shoes on sale! You can find great shoes for much less! I’m Japanese. I don’t buy expensive souvenirs at electronics stores. Instead, I go to used camera shops to find cameras for under $10! They have so many to choose from! I’m Japanese. I don’t go to crowded tourist areas on my days off. Instead, I go to Meiji Shrine early in the morning. It’s one of the biggest shrines in Tokyo, and it’s so peaceful in the morning. It’s the perfect place to relax on my day off. There are so many places to visit and so many things to do in Japan, right? So we made a Travel Planner that lets you see your whole trip at a glance! And right now, I’m giving this spreadsheet away for FREE! Share it with your friends, and you can even earn 50% commission! Just DM or comment “TRAVEL” to get the link!

I’m Japanese. First, I don’t go to Tokyo tower because it’s expensive. Instead, I go to Hamamatsucho station. You can see Tokyo Tower for free from the station here! Second, I don’t eat oden in convenience stores. I go here. It’s a warm soup with eggs, daikon radish, tofu, and fish cakes. They are slowly cooked, so the ingredients soak up the flavor! Third, I don’t go to onsen. Local people go here. This is a public bathhouse that welcomes guests with tattoos. It's only 600yen(4$) and you can rent a towel too. If you want to know more, DM or comment “MAP” and get our free google maps🤍

Don’t come to Japan before you know this. Before your flight, you should register ” Visit Japan web”. This is an official Japanese government service that lets you complete your immigration and customs information online before arriving in Japan . You’ll receive a QR code to show when you arrive. This helps you complete the arrival process quickly and smoothly, saving you time. Highly recommended for a Japan trip. If you want to know more, comment “Tokyo” and get our free guide book!

Feeling tired in Japan? 🇯🇵 Here are 3 konbini supplies you need to know! heres konbini suppliement that will heal you 1. Alinamin Night recovery (jetlag/fatigue) take this before bed this helps sleep regulation and relaxation 2. Chocola bb royal (skin/vitamins) this has 13 types of vitamins when you are experiencing some dryness and acne this will help your skin Skin saver 3. Ukan no chikara (sore feet and body ) Relieves sore muscles and tired feet after a long day of walking and this is japanese drink people take before or after drinking alcohol.” Looking for more hacks that only locals know? DM or comment “TOKYO” to get our FREE Tokyo Guidebook!

What if you could get popular cosmetics for up to 90% OFF?! And some items for just ¥1($0.006)?! It’s just 14 minutes on foot from Shinjuku Station! Everyone knows Japanese girls love makeup, but did you know Korean cosmetics are also super popular among Japanese girls? Actually, more than half of my everyday makeup products are Korean cosmetics! Today, they had a special deal: Spend over ¥1,000($6.5), and you can get selected items for just ¥1! So of course, I got this! They often have amazing deals like this, so make sure to check their official Instagram! And if you want to know more local deals and money-saving tips in Tokyo, I put everything in our guidebook! DM or comment “TOKYO” to get it for FREE!

What’s the best cheap and delicious food in Shinjuku? Cheap AND delicious? There are so many! Follow me! ⁡ First, Namae no Nai Sushi-ya. This is the only place in Shinjuku where you can get sushi for just ¥10($0.063)! It’s a tiny sushi bar and izakaya in the backstreets of Kabukicho, where Japanese locals often stop by after work. ⁡ Second, Yocchokoya. Be careful — it’s a little hard to find! Go up to the third floor, and you’ll find a super local izakaya. Look at this portion! Only ¥390 ($2.45)! Third, Curry House 11 Imasa. It’s fast, cheap, and full of spice and flavor! It has just the right amount of heat, and it’s only ¥400 ($2.50)! ⁡ Looking for more spots that only locals know? DM or comment “TOKYO” to get our FREE Tokyo Guidebook!

「英語を使う仕事、やってみたい。」 そう思いながら、応募するのをやめていませんか？👀 「英語に自信がない」 「仕事で使った経験がない」 「ガイドもリポーターも未経験…」 でも、最初から全部できる必要はありません。 TABIBIYORIでは、 外国人観光客へのインタビューや、 東京のおすすめスポットの紹介、 リール動画の撮影、 ツアーガイドなど、 “英語 × 日本が好き”を活かせる仕事があります🇯🇵🌏 最初はスタッフと一緒に練習するので、 未経験からのスタートも大歓迎！ さらに、 ・正社員 ・アルバイト ・業務委託 など、あなたに合った働き方を選べます。 慣れてきたら、 ツアーガイドだけでなく、 SNS企画・撮影・リポーターなど、 できることもどんどん広がります。 英語を「勉強したまま」にするのではなく、 そろそろ仕事で使ってみませんか？ 気になる方はコメント欄に 「英語」 と送るか、 プロフィールからDMしてください📩 🇬🇧 Want to work in English… but keep stopping yourself from applying? 👀 Maybe you’re thinking: “My English isn’t good enough.” “I’ve never used English at work.” “I’ve never been a tour guide or reporter.” But you don’t need to know everything from day one. At TABIBIYORI, you can use your English to: 🎤 Interview international travelers 🗼 Introduce amazing places around Tokyo 🎥 Create Reels and other content 🌏 Guide international guests around Japan It’s a job where you can turn your English × love for Japan into something real. And don’t worry if you have no experience. You’ll start by practicing with our team, so beginners are more than welcome! We also offer different ways to work with us, including full-time, part-time, and freelance opportunities. As you gain experience, you can take on even more — from tour guiding to social media planning, filming, reporting, and more. Don’t just keep studying English. Maybe it’s time to start using it at work. Interested? Comment “英語” below or send us a DM from our profile! 📩