1, you must buy a watermelon card. Japan's rail transit is one of the most developed countries I have ever seen. Watermelon card basically covers the rail transit in Tokyo, and also includes some public transportation in other parts of Japan, which is very, very convenient! What kind of transportation mode does it include? You can search for watermelon cards on Taobao and introduce them in detail!

2. Accommodation area, the first accommodation area: I chose to live in Asakusa area when I arrived, because there were more people before the airport and there were fewer connections (I arrived at night, so it would be easier to make fewer connections). I live near Asakusa, the hotel is within walking distance from Asakusa City, and you can also see the Sky Tower in the hotel restaurant! What a great area! The second accommodation area: my friend recommended Akasaka, which is super delicious. Izakaya and cosmeceutical shops are popular places for Japanese locals, and there are two subway stations (Akasaka Station and Akasaka See Attached Station) which are very convenient!

3. Scene: The night view of Sky Tower is worth seeing! Shocking! ! !

Mount Fuji must go! Shocking! ! !

4. Japanese gardens are very extreme, and major parks are also very recommended! Ueno Park is beautiful! There will be many exhibitions in the art gallery!

5. I bought it at buy buy. The things in the drugstore are cheap, varied and super practical. Better bring it to my home!

6, eat: this is the highlight! The food in Akasaka is really worth a try! Personally, I think the taste will not be worse than Michelin-starred restaurants! The price is similar to that of domestic Japanese stores! Closer to the people!