Yes, Tokyo is absolutely doable in three days if you plan it by neighborhood and accept that you will not see everything. That is what made my first trip work. I linked areas that sit fairly close together, walked a lot, and took the metro or train to the next part of...
If you are visiting Tokyo for the first time and keep doubting where to stay, I get it. I had exactly the same problem. In the end, I chose Asakusa for four nights, and after staying here myself, I do think it is one of the best areas to stay in Tokyo for a first...
If you are planning 4 days in Kyoto, this guide covers the best things to see in Kyoto without making the city feel rushed. Think famous temples, old lanes, good coffee, matcha stops, riverside walks, and neighborhoods that all feel different. Kyoto felt very...
Osaka is absolutely worth visiting for two days, especially at the start of a Japan trip. It gives you that first real Japan feeling straight away, with neon streets, food markets, temples, parks, and a lot of energy right after a long flight. For me, starting in...
