Tokyo Travel Guide: Airport, Dining, Shopping, and Sights
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Explore the map in the DocentPro app19 places in Tokyo: Narita International Airport, Nest Hotel Tokyo Hanzomon, GINZA TONKATSU SAITO, and 16 more. Every place is verified on Google Maps, featured in a YouTube post by 루리챙☘︎.
Narita International Airport
International airport
4.2
• Go through customs and follow the green JR signs. • Look for signs to the JR Line. • Buy a Welcome Suica card (valid for 28 days) or a regular Suica card (valid for 10 years and requires a 500 yen deposit). • For credit card purchases, bring a Shinhan travel card or another backup card.
Nest Hotel Tokyo Hanzomon
Hotel
4.2
• This hotel offers a self-service amenity system where guests can pick up toiletries at the front desk. • There is a breakfast space where complimentary bread is offered every morning. • Rooms are compact, typical of Japanese hotels, with just enough space for two suitcases in the hallway. • Each person receives one bath towel and one face towel per day.
GINZA TONKATSU SAITO
Tonkatsu restaurant
4.7
• Popular tonkatsu restaurant in Ginza, often with a long waiting list; reservations recommended. • The restaurant serves tonkatsu in omakase-style courses, with different cuts of pork served in stages. • Recommended to eat the first piece of tonkatsu with salt, the fatty cuts with yuzu pepper, and the tenderloin with salt. • The unique cabbage salad dressing with doenjang (Korean soybean paste), sesame, and mentaiko (pollock roe) is a must-try.
Uniqlo Ginza Flagship Store
Clothing store
4.2
• Go to the 11th floor for the UT Store, where you can customize your own T-shirts with Hello Kitty or Monchhichi designs. • The store provides Korean instructions for the design process using an iPad. • The process involves getting a numbered ticket, designing on an iPad for 15 minutes, paying, and then picking up the finished T-shirt after about 30 minutes.
Kokyo Gaien National Garden
National park
4.4
• National Garden known for views of the Imperial Palace. • Ideal for a leisurely walk, even on a cloudy day.
KITTE Marunouchi
Shopping mall
4.0
• Shopping complex created by remodeling the former Tokyo Central Post Office building. • The view from the upper floors is impressive, showcasing the multi-level design. • The 4th floor features "Angers Bureau," a stationery and book shop with a diverse range of products. • The Nakagawa Masashichi Shoten on the 4th floor offers food products and kitchenware, with some good souvenir options.
Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden
Garden
4.6
• A beautiful park with gardens and ponds, popular among locals. • Admission is 500 yen for adults and 300 yen for children. • Suica cards are accepted for entry. • A Starbucks inside the park is a popular spot.
MUJI - Shinjuku-dōri
General store
3.9
• Sells sunscreens in milk and gel types; milk offers stronger adherence and UV protection. • The milk type is recommended for children and sensitive skin. • Refill pouches are available at a lower price (around 300 yen less).
Daiso
Discount store
4.0
• This Daiso store offers a wide variety of Hello Kitty and Sanrio products. • You can find items like Hello Kitty pasta and Anpanman furikake. • Many items are character-themed and affordably priced, with several purchases totaling around 1,000 yen.
The National Art Center Tokyo
Museum
4.3
• Japan's largest exhibition space, known for its beautiful architecture by Kisho Kurokawa. • Features a distinctive wavy glass exterior and a large conical structure inside. • There are cafes on the 2nd and 3rd floors, with waiting lists. • The 2nd-floor cafe, Salon de Thé Rond, is famous as a setting in the movie "Your Name."
The Matcha Tokyo Omotesandō
Cafe
4.4
• Specialty matcha cafe offering matcha and hojicha drinks, as well as ice cream. • The matcha soft serve is highly recommended for its authentic matcha flavor, even for those new to matcha. • It melts quickly, so be sure to enjoy it promptly after receiving it.
TSUTAYA BOOKSTORE Shibuya Scramble Square
Book store
3.8
• Features a lounge area (SHARE LOUNGE) where you can relax. • The lounge offers unlimited snacks and beverages (including alcohol options). • It provides comfortable seating options and a quiet atmosphere, popular among people working. • Enjoy panoramic views of the Shibuya Scramble Crossing from the lounge.
立 銀座 寿
Sushi restaurant
4.7
• A hidden gem sushi restaurant in Ginza, not widely known to Korean tourists. • All seats are at the counter, allowing guests to watch the sushi chefs prepare their orders. • The menu is ordered via QR code, which offers Korean translation for convenience. • The "Toshi Set" offers a variety of sushi, all fresh and melt-in-your-mouth, with subtle seasoning on the rice.
LAWSON Ginza Six Store
Convenience store
3.9
• This Lawson store is popular for its exclusive souvenir items. • It features a variety of character goods, including Crayon Shin-chan and Monchhichi plushies. • You can find Hello Kitty pasta and other unique snacks, making it a great spot for gifts.
pain･maison Ginza
Bakery
4.4
• Famous for its original salt bread and a must-visit for bread lovers in Ginza. • Offers a wider variety of breads than seen in online reviews, with over 10 options. • Popular choices include the original salt bread, mentaiko (pollock roe) bread, and melon bread. • The mentaiko bread has a savory and slightly salty flavor, while the melon bread is sweet and crispy.
Nezu Shrine
Shinto shrine
4.4
• A peaceful shrine accessible by a 10-minute walk from Nezu Station. • It features a beautiful pond and a tunnel of vibrant red torii gates. • A recommended spot for a leisurely stroll away from the city's hustle.
CIBI Tokyo Store
Cafe
4.1
• A brunch cafe known for its homemade desserts and a blend of Australian and Japanese home-style menus. • Breakfast menus, particularly the "CIBI Breakfast" and "CIBI Japanese Breakfast," are very popular. • Offers various CIBI-branded goods, including coffee beans, drip bags, granola, and eco-friendly bags.
HARBS Azabudai Hills Store
Cafe
4.0
• Famous for its Mille Crepe cake, which is often sold out but available for in-store dining. • The fruit is perfectly ripe, balancing sweetness and creaminess without being overly rich. • They also offer other delicious cakes, including a Mont Blanc cake, which has a deep chestnut flavor. • The Mont Blanc cake is known for its moist texture and rich cream, making it a popular choice.
Hamburg : Kiwamiya Tokyo Station
Steak house
4.1
• Known for its popular hamburger steaks and steaks, where you cook the meat yourself on a grill. • Offers a variety of sauces, including salt, gochujang, yuzu ponzu, two types of tare, and onion sauce. • The hamburger steak is served raw and you cook it to your preferred doneness, tearing off small pieces at a time. • The steak (S size) is also served raw and grilled lightly on both sides before being cut into pieces for cooking on the grill.
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