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Tokyo Disneyland, opened in 1983, is a magical park with seven themed lands, thrilling attractions, and iconic parades. From Space Mountain to Cinderella’s Castle, experience the ultimate Disney dream!

Kaminarimon is the iconic entrance to Sensoji Temple in Asakusa. Over 1,000 years old, it leads to Nakamise Street, where you can shop for souvenirs and snacks. A must-visit for history and culture lovers!

Sensoji Temple in Asakusa is Tokyo’s oldest temple, featuring iconic gates, lively Nakamise shopping street, and colorful festivals like Sanja Matsuri and the Asakusa Samba Carnival.

Omoide Yokocho, or Piss Alley, is a lively foodie haven near Shinjuku Station. Savor ramen, yakitori, and sushi in tiny, nostalgic eateries for an authentic Tokyo street food experience!

Kabukicho is Tokyo’s top nightlife hub, buzzing with bars, clubs, and entertainment. Dive into its neon-lit streets, but stay aware—some spots have high fees or scams.

Golden Gai, in Kabukicho, is a must-visit nightlife gem with 200+ tiny, quirky bars. Its cozy charm, English-friendly spots, and unique vibe make it perfect for an unforgettable Tokyo night out!

The Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building offers stunning panoramic views of Tokyo from its two 243-meter-tall towers. Enjoy free access to observation decks, cafés, and souvenir shops with views of iconic landmarks!

Uji Bridge – One of the world’s oldest bridges, dating back to 646. Famous from The Tale of Genji, it offers scenic views and is a historic landmark connecting Kyoto and Nara. A must-see in Uji!

Mampukuji Temple – Discover Uji’s unique Obaku Zen temple, built in 1661 with stunning Chinese-style architecture. Explore serene gardens, rare sculptures, and the iconic Laughing Buddha statue.

Fukujuen Uji Tea Factory offers guided tours, tea tastings, and a shop with premium teas, teaware, and sweets, letting visitors discover Uji's rich tea-making tradition.