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by beckdoug , Oct 26 '99
Pros: Lots of restaurants and stores Cons: Bad areas that sell porn or worse
This spring, I stayed at the Century Hyatt Tokyo in the Shinjuku area of Tokyo. Just on the other side of the Shinjuku station from the Century Hyatt (I believe it is the east side) there's a area that comes alive in a massive explosion of neon. I was in...
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by C4iGrant , Jun 06 '00
Pros: Completely different view on everything compared to western society. Cons: Cost and Traffic
I lived in a small town outside of Tokyo called Honshu for about a year while I served in the U.S. Navy. I found the Japanese people to be very honest, trustworthy and intelligent. I made several friends while stationed there which gave me an in depth...
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by tomako1024 , Jun 02 '09
Pros: There are so much stuff in Shibuya. Cons: There are dirty parts of Shibuya.
Shibuya is the best fashionable place in Tokyo Shibuya is one of the most fashionable places in Tokyo and Japan. There are many kinds of shops, boutiques, and playing places. Especially, Shibuya is popular in people who are teenager ...
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by oxsurf , Sep 09 '05
Pros: Ease of travel with the trains and buses Cons: Lost in translation
Just got back from a quick weekend surf and exploration trip to Tokyo. Left LAX on Friday, got into Narita on Saturday, and planned on taking the Narita Express train into town, but opted for the limousine bus, which dropped me off right at the ...
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by kiminaradekiru , Apr 09 '08
Pros: Lots of fun and exciting place. Cons: Nothing!
Tokyo is the most famous city in Japan. Everybody enjoy and excited to sightseeing and buy something. I think there are three good places in Tokyo. I went to Tokyo many times, but I am excited all the time. For the first time I went to Tokyo was 15 years ...
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by bunchargum , Feb 04 '02
Pros: Tokyo Narita airport has some shops and efficent service. American dollar accepted Cons: Connecting travelers are trapped in airport with few facilities or comfortable chairs
We were forced to kill almost four hours in terminal one at Tokyo's Narita airport between flights. What a nightmare! Can you say boring!
We thought about trying to visit suburban Tokyo during our long layover or visit terminal two but the...
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by marcy_roo , Aug 17 '06
Pros: very traditional yet super modern! Cons: be careful the transport here is super complexin n messy!
I've been staying in Tokyo for bout 2 and a half years already. here i recomend u some of the quite ok-price n quite nice restaurants for u to visit! 1.) Kushiya monogatari it's some fry food buffet n there always is a branch in a big town like ...
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by pammo , Feb 05 '04
Pros: Fun for the whole family, unique, beautiful landscaping, designing, etc. Cons: Long line ups in the busy season, some rides are pretty short (i.e. Gadget Coaster).
My family just got back from visiting Tokyo's Disney Resort in January 2004. I highly recommend you go if you are going to be in Japan for a while (we are living in Hokkaido for 1 year). We went on a package deal for 4 days and 3 nights at the Sheraton ...
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by namabeer , Sep 05 '01
Pros: Very reasonable prices - can actually be cheap Cons: can be very expensive if you don't ask for price
I've lived in japan for 5 years and as a foreigner i want value for money for food. In Japan you can 4 times the price for the same food depending where you go.
Food can cost as little as $6-10 for lunch and $7-20 for dinner or up to $200....
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by Jumkim , Mar 06 '00
Pros: Fun place to be Cons: expensive
Tokyo is the city in Japan that is most like the New York City. Everywhere you see, there are people, lights, endless stores, and mostly, it's very crowded. You must be very careful of the taxi rides, because the rate are unimaginably high. The meter is...
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by jherd , Nov 21 '00
Pros: Tokyo can be cheap if you're adventurous Cons: tourist traps are rip-offs
Review Topic: Practical Information
Most travelers think Tokyo is expensive, and it is if you don't move off the tourist track. For those of you who like a little adventure and don't panic at the sight of raw fish, take a chance...
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by Mastermeister , Nov 10 '99
Pros: emotional Cons: not so much facts
Some month ago I was in Tokyo just for some days. Here is som advice how you could spent your time most efficient and exciting at least one night that I just want to describe.
Start in Ropongi, the most favourite place in Tokyo for going out at...
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by DivXJapan , Aug 22 '00
Pros: Nature, hiking trails Cons: Not usually covered in guide books
While most people who visit Japan gravitate to the major attractions, Tokyo, Kyoto, Mt. Fuji, etc., there are those who like "the road less traveled". Having lived in Japan for a number of years, I have had the joy of finding some of these...
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by coolkiller , Apr 16 '01
Pros: cool Cons: none
I love this country, I love the buildings and I love the culture, it is so original and historic but at the same time so modern. From day one to my last day I was always intrigued, I was shocked from the women and how modern and trendy they are. You can...
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by kathleencecil , Aug 14 '08
Pros: Signs in English, maps everywhere, excellent mass transit Cons: Very hot, with thunder storms in July
Recently took my son on a nine day vacation covering Tokyo, Kyoto and a few side trips. Worried about getting around, language and what I had read was one of the most expensive countries for those converting from the American dollar. Have never done a ...
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