東京 • トーキョー
The city that captured my heart. 20+ visits and I still discover something new every time.
There's no city like Tokyo. Ancient temples stand next to neon-lit skyscrapers. The food is unmatched - from Michelin-starred restaurants to tiny ramen shops. The people are incredibly kind. The trains run on time, to the second. It's organized chaos, beautiful contradictions, and endless discovery. After 20+ visits, I still feel like a first-time explorer.
Sushi at Tsukiji, ramen in Shinjuku, yakitori under the train tracks. Every meal is an experience. Tokyo has the most Michelin stars of any city in the world.
Trains that arrive on the exact second. Streets that are impossibly clean. A society that works like clockwork. It's mesmerizing.
A 400-year-old temple next to a robot restaurant. Traditional tea ceremonies and arcade madness. The contrast is magical.
Respect, kindness, attention to detail. The Japanese approach to everything - from wrapping a gift to serving coffee - is art.
The neon heart of Tokyo. Best nightlife and the famous Golden Gai.
The famous crossing, youth culture, and incredible energy.
Old Tokyo. Senso-ji temple and traditional vibes.
Electronics, anime, gaming. Nerd paradise.
Fashion, Meiji Shrine, and the famous Takeshita Street.
Fresh sushi breakfast. The best fish in the world.
First thing at the airport. It works on all trains, buses, and even convenience stores. Essential.
The train system is your lifeline. Shinjuku or Shibuya stations are perfect bases.
Solo dining is normal and wonderful. Sit at ramen counters and sushi bars for the real experience.
Many places are still cash-only. 7-Eleven ATMs work with foreign cards.
Cherry blossoms (late March/April) or autumn leaves (November) are magical. But honestly, Tokyo is great year-round.
I'm always happy to share recommendations. Just ask!
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