Tokyo is the world's biggest metropolis. Don't get lost in translation. Discover the best Konbini food, skip the tourist traps, and navigate the metro like a pro.
Japan is polite, but some activities are just expensive gimmicks.
Often called "Mario Karting". Locals hate this. It's dangerous, you breathe exhaust fumes, and everyone just looks at you with annoyance.
The best open-air observation deck in Tokyo. You can see the Scramble Crossing below and Mt. Fuji in the distance.
Harajuku's famous street is a nightmare on weekends. You can't move, the shops are generic, and the crepes are overpriced.
Walk parallel to Takeshita on "Cat Street". This is where the real fashion, vintage shops, and cool cafes are.
Not just Ichiran. Try 'Tsukemen' (dipping noodles) or lighter 'Yuzu Shio' broth.
📍 Best Spot: Afuri (Harajuku) or Fuunji (Shinjuku)
Cheap, fun, and high quality. Order via touchscreen.
📍 Best Spot: Kura Sushi or Sushiro (Everywhere)
The legendary 7-Eleven Egg Salad Sandwich (Tamago Sando). Anthony Bourdain loved it.
📍 Best Spot: Any 7-Eleven or Lawson
Deep-fried Wagyu beef that you grill yourself on a hot stone.
📍 Best Spot: Gyukatsu Motomura
Tokyo trains are efficient but complex. Our AI groups neighborhoods so you don't spend all day in the station.
Generate Your Own Plan Free →Usually, NO. Since the 70% price hike, it's cheaper to buy single Shinkansen tickets unless you are traveling to 3+ widely separated cities in 7 days.
YES. While cards are accepted more often, many Ramen shops (ticket machines) and small temples only take cash. Always carry ¥10,000.
Get a "Suica" or "Pasmo" IC card (or add it to your Apple Wallet). You tap in and tap out. It works on vending machines and konbinis too.