Tokyo

The best food city in the world?

Let’s start off with a contender for the very best food city in the world. Japanese cuisine is one of the most popular, and Tokyo is the place to explore all the beautiful dishes it has to offer. Tokyo has the most restaurants with Michelin stars in the world. Still, for us who prefer a bit more casual culinary experiences, there are also plenty of street vendors, sushi bars, curry shops, and the world-famous Japanese pubs called izakayas.

What to eat in Tokyo

One of the must-try dishes in Tokyo is sushi, which is made with fresh, high-quality fish and is often served at specialized restaurants called sushi-ya. Another celebrated dish is ramen, a hearty noodle soup that comes in many different variations, always with a rich broth topped with various ingredients such as pork, seaweed, and eggs. Other traditional Japanese dishes to try in Tokyo include tempura, a type of deep-fried seafood or vegetable, and tonkatsu, a breaded and fried pork cutlet. There is also a whole category of dishes called donburi, which always have a bowl of rice as the base, and then some yummy topping such as chicken, onion, and eggs.

If Tokyo isn’t enough (unlikely!), you can also visit the nearby port city Yokohama which is famous for its beef hotpot called gyunabe and its chinatown serving up world-class Chinese style dumplings.

As Japan's capital and most populous city, Tokyo offers a unique blend of modernity and tradition. This sprawling metropolis is a fascinating mix of old and new, with historic temples alongside modern skyscrapers.

Here, you can explore the iconic Tsukiji Fish Market, where you can sample some of the freshest sushi in the world; visit popular attractions like the Meiji Shrine, Senso-ji Temple, Tokyo Tower, and the famous Shibuya Crossing.

For a taste of local cuisine, try sushi at Tsukiji Fish Market, slurp some ramen in Shinjuku, and the famous street food yakitori (grilled skewers).

Don't forget to explore the quirky neighborhood of Harajuku, known for its unique fashion and pop culture.

Safe even when you get lost in this massive city

When visiting places in Asia, it is tough to miss Tokyo, Japan's capital and largest city. Tokyo is known for its many attractions, including its modern architecture, vibrant nightlife, luxurious shopping, and world-class cuisine. It is also the home of some of the world's most iconic landmarks, such as the Tokyo Tower and the Imperial Palace.

Tokyo is renowned for its bustling streets, bustling markets, and its pop culture, including anime, manga and cosplay. Tokyo is considered one of the best places to visit for female travelers because of the following reasons:

• Safety: Japan is generally a very safe country, and Tokyo is no exception. It has a low crime rate and women can feel safe walking around the city at any time of day or night.
• Transportation: Tokyo has an efficient and reliable public transportation system that is easy to navigate, even for those who don't speak Japanese.
• Cultural attractions: Tokyo is a city with a rich cultural history and offers a wide range of attractions for visitors. From temples and shrines to museums and art galleries, there is something for everyone to enjoy.
• Shopping: Tokyo is a shopper's paradise, with a wide range of stores and markets offering everything from high-end designer brands to local handicrafts.
• Food: Tokyo is known for its delicious food, with a wide range of restaurants and street food stalls offering a variety of cuisines. There are also many vegetarian and vegan options available.

Bike around this city of cities

Even though Tokyo is one of the most populated cities in the world, it works surprisingly well to explore it on a bicycle. The city has an extensive network of bike paths, wide sidewalks, and plenty of bike stands that allow riders to lock up their bikes when they’re not in use. Many parts of the city are like cities in themselves, so you will probably never run out of things to discover.

Both rural and urban routes

Tokyo has a unique mix of both rural and urban areas. This makes it easy to find both flat and hilly routes, and riders can find a variety of terrains to explore. For those looking to explore the city by bike, some of the best routes to take are the Imperial Palace, Ueno Park, and the Tokyo Skytree. Other popular routes are the Tokyo Bay Ride and the Yamanote line. There are also numerous parks, gardens, and temples that are easily accessible by bike, shopping districts, nightlife spots, and historical sites.