There are many places to choose from when you go to Tokyo in summer, and there are also many interesting places. It's not bad to take you on a porridge trip and join a group tour.

Tokyo -

Tokyo is a city that you feel you haven't finished no matter how many times you have been there.

In addition to going to Shibuya to feel the world's biggest crossroads, watching the sunset at the Tokyo Tower in the evening, watching the old-fashioned wedding in Yoyogi Park, and wearing kimono to the snack street in front of Sensoji Temple until you get shiny ... you can also get up early to eat tuna that has just been salvaged in Tsukiji Market, drink a bowl of tea in the Palace Hall, visit the ancient market for an afternoon, and go to the streets to look for the small shops that appeared in Lonely Gourmet.

There are really too many things to do in Tokyo.

There are really too many travel strategies in downtown Tokyo, so I won't repeat them in Xiaobian. In addition to downtown Tokyo, there are also small towns suitable for sightseeing around, such as Kamakura, Hakone and so on. Kamakura, as the location in front of the university of Hai Jie Diary and Dunk Master, has been the largest tourist attraction around Tokyo in recent years.

Hakone, located in the southwest of Kanagawa, is a relatively quiet town, and is also the hometown of Japanese hot springs, suitable for recuperation. Most hotels attract hot springs to their homes, and there are also open-air hot spring eyes to soak in.

- Hokkaido -

It's no exaggeration to say that the summer in Hokkaido is spring. It's the hottest August when I go, and the temperature just stays at more than 2 degrees, which is warmer and won't sweat.

Haruki Murakami wrote a long trip in Sapporo in The Adventure of Looking for Sheep, where the hero went to look for a sheep with a star pattern on its back. Sapporo is not a cold town now. There is a good sun, and there are not many cars on the road. The Ferris wheel stands on the roof and there are frozen bags of drinks on the street. The whole city is generally blue, and there are few streets that make people feel better when they walk on the road.

The best mode of transportation in Hokkaido is by train. Buy a JR pass, which covers almost all the places you can go in Hokkaido. Plus the right speed, you can see the scenery outside clearly, and you won't be upset by people who sit too slowly.

Needless to say, dairy products taste better than most well-decorated dessert shops in China. Otaru is another city that needs to punch in. Otaru has appeared in too many film and television works in winter, and you can see familiar and different shots everywhere.

Trains are the best means of transportation between cities; In or around the city, cycling is the cutest way to travel. The wind in Hokkaido is mixed with the smell of roadside grass, and it pours into the lungs all the way along with the smell of dairy products in the breath.

the dairy farm in fuliangye.

besides feeling the beautiful and fresh Japanese customs, buying in buy buy is definitely indispensable. Xiaobian lists some small things that I want to buy ...

For example, meatballs that have been planted with grass for a long time have the same ice shaver: