Tokyo

Diciembre 2024. no quiero decir viaje del siglo porque sé que voy a volver y va a ser mejor. no puedo dejar de pensar en esta ciudad

Tokyo was exactly what you'd expect it to be. Too big to give it 1 type of review, but a city you can visit over and over without worrying you will ever get bored.

Flawless. Food and easy to get around for great value.

Tokyo was amazing, currently here for the third time and I doubt it will be the last! Shibuya is good if you want a quick bite to eat and something to drink, I would avoid rappongi since it's quite expensive and there are some people who would be more than happy to take your money.

it was a very long time , 2002, but it was already very expensive. I do not know how it is now.

Tokyo was easily the best trip I've ever gone on, from all the countries I've visited my 2 trips to Japan are easily the top personal favourite, from the pop culture, the food and just super organised and efficient society, I can't wait to go back to this amazing place!

Tokyo was very safe!

Tokyo was cool. Large city, great train system, slightly cheap for a developed country. I definitely felt safe, lot of things are in English. Though people's English level isn't very good unless they're American. It's the least diverse country I've ever visited. Some tourists, very few immigrants. The food is good and reasonably priced, though they do have some strange foods. Some people don't like Americans, but vast majority are nice. Weed is super illegal, sadly. Can't overstate how amazing the train system is. It's a massive city, but the train gets across all the main areas in a reasonable time. But because it's big some distances and commutes are long, naturally. Something for everybody. It's a regular place, not an anime. You can have fun, but everywhere has upsides and downsides. Very few downsides in Tokyo, though. Worth the trip at least once

I have dreamed of visiting Tokyo, so I was very hyped about the place. I have read so much about Tokyo that I feel like I know it by heart. Yet it still surprised me how great the city is. It is obviously crowded and has attracted a lot of tourists, but you can think that the city does not adapt itself to tourists. Instead, it feels like "if you are in Tokyo, you will adapt to the Tokyo lifestyle." The food is excellent, the public transportation is top-notch, and the city is clean, organized, and safe. Tokyo is beautiful, modern, and still traditional, with many sides to explore. We noticed that Japanese people can be very tough with their restaurant ratings and reviews, so it is already very good if a restaurant is rated over 3/ 5 stars. One downside for me about Tokyo is the out-in-the-open girly bars, which clearly is not a good sign for women's rights in the culture. Overall, I wish to move to Tokyo for a year to explore more and more what the city offers.

Tokyo was my dream city to visit when I was a kid. So, my Tokyo trip was absolutely an amazing experience from start to finish. The city's blend of tradition and innovation, vibrant streets, and warm hospitality created a memorable adventure. From historic sites to futuristic neighborhoods, each moment was a fusion of the traditional and modern. I was in awe of Tokyo's unique charm, efficient transportation, and breathtaking views. This journey exceeded my expectations in every way, making it an unforgettable experience.

Love tokyo

Tokyo is one of my favorite cities in the world, and I can not wait to go back. There is so much to explore and it is so big that it feels more like a collection of cities that happen to be one continuous whole.

One of the best things for me was just wandering around visiting temples, gardens, and residential neighborhoods when I wanted some calm, and then going straight into the busy parts of the city like Ginza, Akihabara, Shibuya, and Harajuku. To be able to completely choose the energy level for the day.

I also loved the food, the glorious food. Everything from simple curry restaurants mainly targeting Japanese workers, the Japenese pubs with excellent pub grub called Izakayas, to more upscale establishments where everything is cooked and presented in the most perfect way. Sometimes it felt strange to eat such pretty creations.

Even the shopping was enjoyable. And I hate shopping. I liked how I could find so many unfamiliar high-quality items, and also how several of my favorite brands like Adidas had Japan/Tokyo-specific products.

People are very friendly, so it always works out in the end even though it was a little tricky getting by using only English at times.