Ideas for my itinerary

[eileenksj]

I need some advise on my itinerary. Please help me. I'm cracking my brain for my trip to Tokyo. Due to budget concern, we won't be travelling to Kyoto etc cos Rail pass too expensive for us. So we are going to stay around Tokyo only. So far the progress of our itinerary. What do you all think?
Day 1: Arrival and Ginza

• check in to hotel Gracery Ginza
• Walk around Ginza

Day 2: Disneyland
Day 3: Kamakura + Enoshima

• Kamakura: Great Buddha
• Kamakura: Hasedera Temple
• Kamakura: What other places are must visit in Kamakura?
• Enoshima: What places are must visit in Kamakura?

Day 4:

• What are the must see places in Tokyo and is more convenient to travel from Ginza area than Shinjuku as I'm changing hotel to Shinjuku area tmr? Other than:
• Tsukiji Fish Market

Day 5: Yokohama
Check in to Hotel Sunroute Shinjuku

• Yokohama: Cup Noodles Musem
• Yokohama - the cock fair
• Yokohama: Chinatown
• Yokohama: Yokohama Bay Bridge
• Yokohama: Minato Mirai 21
• Yokohama: Sankeien Gardens
• Yokohama: Osanbashi Pier
• Yokohama: Yamashita Park

Day 6: Nikko
Nikko: Lake Chuzenji
Nikko: Kegon Fall
Nikko: Toshogu Shrine
Day 7: What are the must see places in Tokyo that are more convenient to travel from Shinjuku area?
Day 8: Shinjuku Area What are the must see in Shinjuku area?
2pm Set off to Airport

 

[Illusionist_85]

Try do a brief read up on the japan-guide first.

Plans might get changed if u suddenly realised there's some festival going on on the next day n u wanna attend

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[evilerniex]

how come u changing hotel from Ginza to Shinjuku?
actually it is very convenient to get around Tokyo, regardless whether u are staying in Ginza or Shinjuku. it is at most 30min from one point to another.


u can of course group ur itinerary according to the places that are near to each hotel. look up japan-guide as suggested by Illusionist_85.


also, Ginza is on the metro line, so it will be convenient to visit other places that are also on the metro line so u dun have to change train, e.g. asakusa, roppongi.
for Shinjuku, it is easy to get to JR stations that are on the JR Yamanote line and JR Chuo line. e.g. harajuku, ikebukuro

 

[eileenksj]

how come u changing hotel from Ginza to Shinjuku?
actually it is very convenient to get around Tokyo, regardless whether u are staying in Ginza or Shinjuku. it is at most 30min from one point to another.


u can of course group ur itinerary according to the places that are near to each hotel. look up japan-guide as suggested by Illusionist_85.


also, Ginza is on the metro line, so it will be convenient to visit other places that are also on the metro line so u dun have to change train, e.g. asakusa, roppongi.
for Shinjuku, it is easy to get to JR stations that are on the JR Yamanote line and JR Chuo line. e.g. harajuku, ikebukuro

Cos I can't get the same hotel throughout my stay. So no choice change hotel... sobbbb...

I read up Japan guide. But they have so many attractions... wonder what are the must see one?? .

 

[cpuer]

Cos I can't get the same hotel throughout my stay. So no choice change hotel... sobbbb...

I read up Japan guide. But they have so many attractions... wonder what are the must see one?? .

Just go through the list and decide yourself if those interest you or not. Its really a personal choice and preference. And the benefit of doing FnE.