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#TOKYO brings you the latest travel information about Tokyo based on popular social media posts by experienced travelers. Join us on a virtual tour with real photos to experience the city's most popular tourist destinations!
#TOKYO brings you the latest travel information about Tokyo based on social media posts written by experienced travelers. Find out about the interesting parts of Tokyo people are talking about. In this episode, we will take you to the tallest open sky deck in Tokyo, as well as popular free spots where you can enjoy beautiful Tokyo scenery. We also go back into history to see how people continued to enjoy the view from the top throughout the generations. We will give you many useful tips to enjoy the city. Come and join our Tokyo virtual tour.
Get ready for a spectacular experience and join us on a virtual tour of Tokyo's most popular garden, "Shinjuku Gyoen". Crowds flock here every spring to admire beautiful cherry blossoms in full bloom. We also introduce the history of Japanese gardens and fill you in on secrets of how they are maintained. Check out what gardens you can visit for free; the East Gardens of the Imperial Palace and Mejiro Garden.
Over the next 2 episodes, join us on a virtual tour of Haneda Airport, one of the busiest gateways to Japan. Haneda is said to be the world's cleanest airport according to Skytrax's customer satisfaction survey. Facilities including fully equipped showers help you get comfortable from the moment you step off the plane. We also explore popular Japanese food: Sushi and noodles. And take advantage of our transportation tips to access your destination. Haneda Airport, here we come!
Join us for part 2 of our virtual tour of Haneda Airport. We cover attractions such as flight simulator games, a planetarium, and a free aircraft hangar tour. Learn about cool things to do before departure. You don't want to miss it!
Join us for our virtual tour of ryokan, a Japanese-style inn. Ryokans offer traditional features such as futon bedding which is commonly used on thick, woven straw mats known as tatami. Learn the etiquette of staying at a ryokan by visiting one that is a hit among tourists.
Japan has the highest number of aquariums per capita in the world. There are more than 100 throughout the country! Escape the summer heat and take a virtual tour of some popular aquariums which host interesting marine life. Join us as we visit a giant tuna tank, watch penguin feedings and touch live sharks!
Amusement parks are popular among families in Japan and places for travelers to have fun with locals. Join us on a virtual tour of a rollercoaster at Yomiuriland, a top ranked theme park in Tokyo. We explore the evolution of these parks and a new VR attraction featuring exciting winter mountain slopes and tightrope walking at 200 meters with a fantastic cityscape.
There are about 600 public bathhouses in Tokyo and a Japan tourism survey shows that visiting them marks the top of the to-do list for overseas tourists. Join us on a virtual tour of a modern public bathhouse and learn the etiquette of how to soak. We'll also introduce a traditional one and show you how to bathe like a local.
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