which one is more fun?
tokyo, osaka or sapporo?
Define your definition of "fun".
All three have their fair share of places to visit and things to do.
which one is more fun?
tokyo, osaka or sapporo?
Define your definition of "fun".
All three have their fair share of places to visit and things to do.
snow, scenery, busy city, affordable, places to party.
which city fits the bill? another other mode of transport from tokyo to sapporo besides flight transit?
No snow in Osaka and Tokyo unless you head to higher ground.
All three are cities, can be affordable. Tokyo would be the most expensive among the three. Scenery? Head to parks, or else outskirts. Not a party person so I can't help you on that.
Take the train. Via plane would be a faster way and maybe, cheaper if taking LCC.
looks like sapporo isnt feasible for me. im considering tokamachi to experience snow cos nearer to tokyo.
Experience snow? Ski or just to see snow? There's Nagano and Yeti Town around Mt. Fuji area. Gala Yuzawa is another place. You didn't state the travel period in the first place.
skiing not confirmed. but wanna experience snowfall. tokamachi is a good place to experience snow fall right?
Hey guys, am heading to tokyo with my gf in september but not sure which area i should be looking at for the accommodations. anyone can advice us which area can fit the criteria?
Since we are on a budget, we don't really need to stay in any fancy places so below is the criteria:
1. Near to JR yamanote lines
2. Have plenty of nearby budget food options
3. Price of accommodation is cheap
Thanks!!
Hey guys, am heading to tokyo with my gf in september but not sure which area i should be looking at for the accommodations. anyone can advice us which area can fit the criteria?
Since we are on a budget, we don't really need to stay in any fancy places so below is the criteria:
1. Near to JR yamanote lines
2. Have plenty of nearby budget food options
3. Price of accommodation is cheap
Thanks!!
Hi,
I'm looking to travel to Japan in Oct/Nov (either or) for their fall foliage.
Planning to visit two places on a 16-17day trip. While I think I'm set to visit Tokyo on one of the two, can someone recommend the other prefecture to visit?
I was thinking about Okinawa but it seems it's best to visit during summer.
Should I proceed nonetheless or does summer in Okinawa triumph the autumn state of it?
Don't really desire travelling to Kyoto atm given the recent reports of spike in tourists and overcrowding etc.
Hokkaido is also out for this trip too as I'll probably isolate it to experience the true winter sports with snow.
If it matters, we're gearing to the chill/scenery type for this trip. Even our 'itineraries' will be more like a guideline of things to do instead of like a 'schedule' per se.
Hi,
I'm looking to travel to Japan in Oct/Nov (either or) for their fall foliage.
Planning to visit two places on a 16-17day trip. While I think I'm set to visit Tokyo on one of the two, can someone recommend the other prefecture to visit?
I was thinking about Okinawa but it seems it's best to visit during summer.
Should I proceed nonetheless or does summer in Okinawa triumph the autumn state of it?
Don't really desire travelling to Kyoto atm given the recent reports of spike in tourists and overcrowding etc.
Hokkaido is also out for this trip too as I'll probably isolate it to experience the true winter sports with snow.
If it matters, we're gearing to the chill/scenery type for this trip. Even our 'itineraries' will be more like a guideline of things to do instead of like a 'schedule' per se.
Would you need ensuite bathroom or shared bathroom acceptable? Cheapest accommodation offer shares facilities.
Cheap is also relative, what is your budget per night?
And find those off popular stations on the yamanote line. I stayed at Otsuka the other time. pretty nice quiet neighbourhood that's just a stop away from the busy Ikebukero. and ya, how cheap is cheap you are looking for?
Thanks for the replies! Cheap meaning approx $40/pax/night? BUT I think I didn't put my point across properly SORRY!. Places of accommodation is not really an issue, I'm more interested to know which area is better.
So what I meant to ask is which station around the yamanote line has cheap accommodations PLUS plenty of nearby inexpensive eateries?
I was initially thinking of staying in shibuya/shinjuku hostels, but i'm afraid that the food around there may be costly knowing that those places are popular tourist destinations
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Thanks for the replies! Cheap meaning approx $40/pax/night? BUT I think I didn't put my point across properly SORRY!. Places of accommodation is not really an issue, I'm more interested to know which area is better.
So what I meant to ask is which station around the yamanote line has cheap accommodations PLUS plenty of nearby inexpensive eateries?
I was initially thinking of staying in shibuya/shinjuku hostels, but i'm afraid that the food around there may be costly knowing that those places are popular tourist destinations
Thanks for the replies! Cheap meaning approx $40/pax/night? BUT I think I didn't put my point across properly SORRY!. Places of accommodation is not really an issue, I'm more interested to know which area is better.
So what I meant to ask is which station around the yamanote line has cheap accommodations PLUS plenty of nearby inexpensive eateries?
I was initially thinking of staying in shibuya/shinjuku hostels, but i'm afraid that the food around there may be costly knowing that those places are popular tourist destinations