Tokyo Tourist Traps | Japan Travel Tips
Here is a Japan travel guide on some of the tourist traps in Tokyo and some places you could avoid in Tokyo. I hope the japan travel tips and advice gives you a heads up before travelling to Japan and makes your trip a smoother one! :)
Places mentioned in order:
TOKYO TOWER
Option: Instead of paying to go up the tower, enjoy Tokyo Tower from the surroundings
- Shiba Park (Shiba koen)
- Zozoji Temple
or go up other places for free views of Tokyo
- Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building (in Shinjuku)
- Carette Shiodome
- Bunkyo Civic Center
- Carrot Tower (in Sangenjaya)
HARAJUKU TAKESHITADORI
Option: Check out the back streets, hidden paths and traditional places
- Brahms Path
- Harajuku Street (Back streets with vintage shops, second hand shops, hipster hangouts etc)
- Tokyu Plaza Rooftop
- Meiji Shrine
- Yoyogi Park
SKY TREE
Option: Look at sky tree from other view points and take a short 15 minute stroll to Asakusa
- Solamachi 30th Floor
- Asakusa
GOLDEN GAI DRINKING ALLEY
Option: Instead of paying the high table charge, check out local Japanese yokocho (back alleys filled with tiny bars and restaurants)
- Shibuya Nombei Yokocho
- Shinjuku Omoide Yokocho
- Ebisu Yokocho
- Sangenjaya Chitai Yokocho
- Yurakucho Sanchoku Inshokugai
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Japanese Street Food Tour of Ameyoko Market (アメ横) | Tokyo, Japan
Come join us for a Japanese Street Food Tour of Ameyoko Market (アメ横) located in Tokyo, Japan. This busy street market situated in between Ueno and Okachimachi stations is often referred to as Ameyoko (アメ横) which means Candy Store Alley. Aside from street food you can also clothes, bags and cosmetics along with spices, dried food, fish and a whole lot more. Typically the market is open between 10:00 to 22:00 (shops close earlier on Wednesdays) but your best bet for eating Japanese Street Food would be in the late afternoon or early evening. All in all we tried the following street food items:
1) Takyoyaki (たこ焼き) Octopus ball shaped snacks served with bonito flakes and sauces - 200 Yen ($1.77 USD)
2) Arirang Hotdog - Korean style street food hot dog deep-fried in batter with various toppings - 430 Yen ($3.81 USD)
3) Chocolate dipped fruit on a skewer (bananas and strawberries) - 300 to 350 Yen ($2.66 to 3.10 USD)
4) Spicy Japanese hot pot including various ingredients - 600 Yen ($5.33 USD)
5) Japanese Beer - I honestly forget the price but I think it might have been roughly 400 Yen ($3.55)
6) Yakitori 焼き鳥) - Japanese skewered chicken and other assorted meats - 150 to 200 Yen ($1.33 $1.77)
7) Japanese soft-serve ice cream - 250 Yen ($2.22)
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Address: 4-9-14 Ueno, Taitō, Tokyo 110-0005, Japan
Hours: 10a.m.–8p.m. (Daily - reduced hours on Wednesday)
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Japanese Street Food Tour of Ameyoko Market (アメ横) | Tokyo, Japan Travel Video Transcript:
The food adventures continues. Today we are bringing you to Ameya-Yokochō (アメヤ横丁) another market here in Tokyo. Apparently this one is known as Candy Seller Alley (Ameyoko - アメ横)) and they sell a lot of sweets. I've read that after the war this was kind of like the black market where you could come to buy your sweet potatoes and your sugar. You know kind of luxury items at the time. But we've been walking around here and we're seeing lots of clothes, lots of shoes. We've seen a few sweets. I'm hoping we stumble upon more. But yeah it should be a fun and tasty video.
We found a stand that was serving up Takoyaki which are the little balls pancake balls with octopus. And this is something we ate a lot in Osaka. This is actually where the dish originates. So yeah we're just going to be dressing this putting on some condiments and digging in.
So here we go. We put some of that barbecue flavored sauce, some mayo, some bonito flakes.
Second food item and we still haven't gotten anything sweet. No. We've gone for Korean street food now. Yeah this one caught our eye and this one is called they sell Arirang Hot Dogs. The name of the business. And they sell different kinds of breaded hot dogs and the one that I think I ordered is going to have cheddar.
Time for me to try the chocolate covered banana. This looks so good. Look at all of those sprinkles just covered in chocolate.
So we decided to get some Yakitori meat to go along with our beers. I believe we have what is chicken and it is like doused in this sweet sauce. We've already had a bite. Woah! Sam has got chicken skin.
We got two ice creams for dessert. This is the first one. It is Matcha Vanilla. This one is for you Sam.
And I have some chocolate vanilla coming any second now.
Alright guys so that concludes are street food video. It turns out they don't have as many sweets and desserts as I thought they would but we still had a good time. Got to try some new dishes. So I hope you enjoyed that and stick around for more Tokyo videos coming up soon.
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Walking in Ueno, Tokyo - Ameyoko market street & Ueno Park - Fujifilm X-T3 - 4K 60 FPS
Ueno is one of the most important transportation hubs in northern Tokyo. Here, many important lines, both JR and Tokyo Metro meet. Thanks to the many people passing through every day, the area has also turned into a major entertainment and shopping hub.
Next to the JR train tracks, you will find one of the biggest open-air markets in Tokyo - Ameyoko (a shortened version of the official name, Ameyokocho). Hundreds of small shops, selling everything from fresh seafood to clothes, golfing equipment and souvenirs, have gathered along this street, popular among both locals and tourists alike.
Ueno is also home to one of the biggest parks in Tokyo - Ueno Park. In the park, you will find several shrines and temples, tennis courts, food trucks a zoo and several major museums.
In this video, I pass through most of Ameyoko, as well as parts of Ueno Park.
This was filmed on a weekday in November 2018
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Tokyo Evening Walk - Ueno - 4K 60 FPS (Slow TV)
In this video I'm taking you through many of the streets filled with restaurants, nightlife and entertainment in Ueno, one of the biggest transportation hubs in northern Tokyo. The walk starts at JR Ueno Station, and ends at Okachimachi, after passing through most of the major spots on the way. I also pass through the Ameyoko market street, just as the shop owners are about to close up for the day.
If you're visiting Tokyo, this is one of the areas I recommend that you check out, especially on weekend evenings, as the atmosphere is very special due to the large number of people dining and drinking outside.
This was filmed on a weekday in July 2019
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JAPAN TRIP － Let's walk Tokyo, Ameya Yokocho of Ueno together
TRIP IN JAPAN Ameya Yokocho is JR Okachimachi station in Taito-ku, Tokyo. - About about 400m shopping center longwise extended along the elevated west side in Yamanote Line between Ueno and a station. Although it is generally called in Ameyoko, Ueno Ameyoko, the Ameyoko shopping center, etc. and a common name in many cases and is displayed also on the signboard of the shopping center as Ameyoko, surely, it is the Ameyoko shopping center joint association, and consists of 400 or more stores.
Ameya Yokocho ist JR Okachimachi-Station in Taito-ku, Tokyo. - Über ungefähr 400m erstreckte sich Einkaufszentrum longwise an die hohe westliche Seite in Yamanote Line zwischen Ueno und einer Station. Obwohl es im allgemeinen das Ameyoko Einkaufszentrum in Ameyoko, Ueno Ameyoko, gerufen wird, und so weiter und ein gewöhnlicher Name in vielen Fällen und wird auch auf die Tafel des Einkaufszentrums als Ameyoko bestimmt gezeigt, daß es das Ameyoko Einkaufszentrum gemeinsamer Verband ist, und besteht aus 400 oder mehr Läden.
Ameya Yokocho è JR Okachimachi colloca in Taito-ku, Tokio. - Su approssimativamente 400m longwise della zona dei negozi estesi lungo il lato dell'ovest ed elevato in Yamanote Line tra Ueno ed una stazione. Anche se fosse chiamato in Ameyoko generalmente, Ueno Ameyoko, la zona dei negozi di Ameyoko ecc. ed un nome comune in molti casi e è esposto anche sul cartello della zona dei negozi come Ameyoko, certamente è la zona dei negozi di Ameyoko l'associazione unita, e consiste di 400 o più negozi.
Ameya Yokocho est JR Okachimachi placent dans Taito-ku, Tokyo. - Environ approximativement 400m longwise de centre commercial étendus le long du côté ouest élevé dans Yamanote Line entre Ueno et un poste. Bien qu'il soit appelé généralement dans Ameyoko, Ueno Ameyoko, le centre commercial Ameyoko, etc. et un nom commun dans beaucoup de cas et est aussi affiché sur l'enseigne du centre commercial comme Ameyoko, sûrement, c'est le centre commercial Ameyoko association commune, et consiste en 400 ou plus de magasins.
Ameya Yokocho es que JR Okachimachi estacionan en Taito-ku, Tokio. - Sobre aproximadamente 400m longwise del centro comercial se extendidos a lo largo del lado oriental elevado en Yamanote Line entre Ueno y una estación. Aunque generalmente se llama en Ameyoko, Ueno Ameyoko, el centro comercial de Ameyoko, etc. y un nombre común en muchos casos y también se despliega en el letrero del centro comercial como Ameyoko, ciertamente, es el centro comercial de Ameyoko la asociación colectiva, y consiste en 400 o más tiendas.
Ameya Yokocho é JR Okachimachi estacionam em Taito-ku, Tóquio. - Sobre aproximadamente 400m longwise de shopping center estendidos ao longo do lado ocidental elevado em Yamanote Line entre Ueno e uma estação. Embora geralmente é chamado em Ameyoko, Ueno Ameyoko, o shopping center de Ameyoko, etc. e um nome comum em muitos casos e também é exibido na tabuleta do shopping center como Ameyoko, seguramente, é o shopping center de Ameyoko associação em comum, e consiste em 400 ou mais lojas.
アメヤ横丁は、東京都台東区のJR御徒町駅 - 上野駅間の山手線の高架西側に沿って縦長に伸びる約400mほどの商店街。一般にはアメ横、上野アメ横、アメ横商店街などと通称で呼ばれることが多く、商店街の看板にも「アメ横」と表示されているが、正しくは、アメ横商店街連合会で、400軒以上の店舗から構成されている。出典: フリー百科事典『ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』
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Shinjuku, Tokyo - Kabukicho, Ichiran Ramen, Golden Gai | Japan travel guide (vlog 4)
Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan! Shinjuku is one of the most unique districts in Tokyo. It's where you find Kabukicho (the famous red-light district), Godzilla head, Omoide Yokocho (Piss Alley), Golden Gai and, why not? Ichiran Ramen. This is not an attraction per se, but Ichiran Ramen restaurant is also considered by many a must-visit in Tokyo, whether you do it in Shinjuku or another district. Japan ramen is really delicious! If you're in Japan for the Rugby World Cup 2019, make sure you visit Shinjuku.
We start by visiting the observation deck of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government building. Totally free and really nice view! From there we pass in front of Shinjuku station, the busiest transport hub in the world, and keep walking to Omoide Yokocho or Piss Alley (the famed drinking street). We then cross Kabukicho, the well-known red-light district in Tokyo, see the Godzilla head come alive, walk through Golden Gai alleyways and finally end up at Ichiran Ramen for an enormous and fantastic bowl of ramen.
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Tokyo Walk - Harajuku to Omotesando. Summer 2018
In this video you will join me on a walk from JR Harajuku Station all the way along Omotesando Avenue, up to the Metro Station named after this posh shopping street.
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Furukawa Fish Market - Aomori - 青森魚菜センター - 4K Ultra HD
Located just a few blocks away from the Auga fish market in Aomori City, the Furukawa fish market is maybe by far the most interesting market of the whole area. Indeed, unlike any other fish market in Japan, the Furukawa fish market gives you the possibility to create your own seafood donburi known as nokkedon. Acting like a restaurant, visitors of the Furukawa fish market can choose whatever they want to eat directly from any stall open that day within the market itself!
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Situé à quelques pas du marché de poissons d’Auga dans la ville d’Aomori, le marché de poissons de Furukawa est certainement le marché le plus intéressant de toute cette zone. En effet, contrairement aux autres marchés de poissons du Japon, celui de Furukawa vous donne la possibilité de réaliser votre propre donburi de fruits de mer, connu comme “nokkedon”. Comme dans un restaurant, les visiteurs du marché choisissent ce qu’ils veulent inclure dans leur repas en choisissant les fruits de mer directement dans les stands ouverts !
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GIANT RIBS IN SHIBUYA | Bob's Ribs part 1
I left nothing to chance and went for maximum food volume, visiting a restaurant with the slogan Fat Bob sends ribs with love!
Fat Bob's ribs are 1.5 pounds of garlicky goodness! It's intended to feed two or three people, but of course you could take the challenge all on your own.
It's even presented on a bed of french fries in case you've got room left over. Bring on the wine!
In addition to this branch in Shibuya which was just renovated, there's also one in Sangenjaya.
きょうは、大満足間違いなし！のリブステーキを堪能しちゃいました！
ここのコンセプトがオモシロい！
デブのボブがリブでラブを届けます。
なんと言っても、1、5ポンドの巨大リブ！
通常２〜3人前として提供していますが、もちろん一人でも注文できます。
上にかかっているガーリックバターが、一層リブを引き立てて
いくらでも食べられちゃう！
下に敷いてあるたっぷりのポテトも嬉しいですよね！
ワインが進む！進む！
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Dotonbori, el paraíso gastronómico de Kansai - Japón
#Dotonbori es una de las zonas mas representativas de #Osaka y se encuentra a tan solo 5 minutos a pie desde la parada de metro de #Namba. Sus llamativas fachadas, su amplia oferta culinaria y el carácter de sus gentes es algo a tener muy en cuenta al visitar dicho destino.
Los habitantes de #Osaka son famosos por ser grandes amantes de la comida e incluso existe un dicho que define dicha obsesión. Dicha expresión es #Kuidaore y significa algo así como comer hasta arruinarse.
La verdad es que les entiendo... tras visitar el #dotonbori y probar algunos de sus platos más típicos como el #okonomiyaki al estilo #Osaka, los #takoyaki y mil recetas más no puedo mas que confirmar la gran calidad de su comida. Si sois de buen comer, os aseguro que esta zona con su gran variedad y sus sabrosos platos os va encantar.
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Tokyo Hidden Spots | Exploring Tokyo’s Local Traditional Old Towns Yanesen(YanakaGinza,Nezu,Sendagi)
Went exploring the old Tokyo area (Yanesen) and tried the different types of Japanese street food!
Tokyo may have a very modern image to most but if you just go a little bit away from the popular tourist areas you will see a totally different side of Tokyo - a more local, quiet, tradtional side.
I love exploring and seeing this side of Tokyo because you can see and learn much more than what's on the surface.
So, if you guys come to Tokyo or live here - try escaping the crowds and get lost in the local backstreets and see what interesting stuff pops up :)
A lot of Japan's traditional side is lost in Tokyo because of what is shown on the media but I hope this video shows you guys a different side of what Tokyo has to offer!!
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- Yanaka Ginza 谷中銀座
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La calle YAKITORI en Tokio
El dato Living Sushi: En Shinjuku, uno de los 23 barrios especiales de Tokio e importante centro comercial y administrativo, encontramos 'la calle de los yakitori' como popularmente se conoce a un pequeño callejón, muy estrecho, que recibe este nombre porque a lo largo de la angosta callejuela se encuentran establecidos, uno al lado del otro, pequeños bares de yakitori (Pinchos o brochetas). Los bares son realmente pequeños y normalmente cuentan con una barra para pocas personas, detrás de la cual podemos observar al camarero preparando yakitoris sin parar y sirviendo cervezas, una tras otra.Recuerda de cierta manera escenas de la película Blade Runner
Es algo así como la calle del hambre de los pinchos y
el verdadero nombre de la calle según reza un cartel puesto en la entrada, es思い出横丁 (Omoideyokochou) que podría traducirse como 'callejón de los recuerdos', nos abre paso a alrededor de 42 bares expendedores de los pinchos.
La experiencia, si es que deseas conocer el Japón profundo, lejos de los rascacielos y las luces de neón, es interesante desde el punto de vista cultural y gastronómico. Con este video uno puede sumergirse en la vida cotidiana, y participar de la rutina japonesa de un yakitori acompañado por un vaso de cerveza.
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My first day in JAPAN 4K: Tokyo, Kamakura and Eno Island - Knowing the Japanese Culture
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This was my first day in Japan Tokyo! I was so excited to see my beautiful girlfriend again :) and getting to know her culture was one of my best experiences in my life.
For this first days, we took a look at the least touristic stuff because we were going to meet my family afterward and they definitely wanted to do those too, and it was the BEST! Being able to go at a slow pace, just enjoying the beautiful things about this awesome country… ow!!
We went to a day trip in Kamakura, which has one of the biggest Buda that I’ve seen in my life (Kotokuin temple), it’s a beautiful countryside town, full of typical Japanese style houses and it’s relatively close to Tokyo. We did a bit of a hike and I was literally melting, the humidity in Japan is not a joke but it was a perfect day hehehe.
After this, we went to Eno Island, which has some caves where you can go inside and you will have little candles to go around them… really cool. There are more videos coming about Japan so if you enjoyed the video don’t forget to give it a like and subscribe so you don’t miss them.
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COMER BARATO EN TOKIO Y EL MERCADO AMEYOKOCHO
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EL MERCADO AMEYA YOKOCHO (AMEYOKO)
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Ameya-yokocho ( アメヤ横丁ameya callejón ) es un mercado al aire libre en el Distrito de Taito de Tokio, Japón, que se encuentra junto a la estación de Ueno.
El mercado tiene aproximadamente 164,227 pies cuadrados de área, comenzando justo detrás del edificio Yodobashi Camera y siguiendo la línea Yamanote sur hasta el edificio Komuro.
Hay dos teorías sobre la etimología de Ameya . El primero es que el nombre proviene de ameya ( 屋 屋tienda de dulces ) , debido a todas las tiendas de dulces que se alinearon en la calle a principios de la era de posguerra, cuando era difícil encontrar azúcar. Incluso ahora, hay tiendas que venden dulces allí. La segunda teoría es que se refiere a ア メ リ カ( América ) ; solía haber tiendas que vendían bienes excedentes del ejército estadounidense justo después de la Segunda Guerra Mundial . En cualquier caso, ahora se conoce comúnmente como simplemente ameyoko (ア メ 横).
El mercado alberga más de ciento ochenta y una tiendas, que venden productos, que van desde alimentos frescos y pescado hasta ropa y piezas de relojería.
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1 Hour Evening Walk in Shinjuku, Tokyo - Fujifilm X-T3 - 4K 60 FPS
Another long walk through one of the most iconic areas of Tokyo. This time me and my camera are exploring the area around Shinjuku Station - The biggest train station in the entire world.
The walk starts near the east exit of Shinjuku station. From there I head north to Kabukicho, the infamous red light district of Tokyo, that is today more akin to your average tourist trap and best avoided. After Kabukicho I head south, passing through the newly developed (and oddly named) NeWoMan shopping mall. Apparently their christmas illuminations was installed this very day, so you'll get a view of those in this video too.
Next, I head to the western part of Shinjuku station, where many of the best camera shops in Tokyo are located. This night is also popular with the local salaryman crowd for evening dinner and drinks. I continue the walk past Omoide Yokocho (aka Piss Alley), the famous drinking alley next to Shinjuku Station. From there I pass under the train tracks and head back to the east side of the station, where this walk ends.
This was filmed with a Fujifilm X-T3 in 4K 60FPS. The lens used is a Samyang 12mm F2, and the camera was mounted on a Zhiyun Crane for stability.
Shot in F-Log and graded in Adobe Premiere CC.
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Golden town- Shinjuku-Tokyo
It is a restaurant area located in Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo.
A narrow section of about 0.66 ha is lined with low-rise wooden tenements, and there are over 200 small eating places.
In the past, there were a lot of distinctive shops such as Society of writers and critics Bar, and it was known that a lot of cultural people such as writers, editors, film directors and actors gather as regular customers.
From such a background, it has become one of the origins of subculture and underground art in Tokyo.
Visite du quartier d'Ueno | VLOG JAPON
Petite journée tranquille à Ueno, à nourrir les oiseaux et à compter le nombre d'emas au temple Yushima Tenjin.
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Tokyo Station & Marunouchi - 丸の内 - 4K Ultra HD
Originally built in 1914, Tokyo Station, or Tokyo-Eki, is Japan busiest station in terms of number of trains per day. According to Wikipedia, over 3,000 trains pass through the station every single day. Tokyo Station also holds a special place in the hearts of Tokyo residents. Despite being over 100 years old, the main building still remains the same and is actually one of Tokyo’s architectural treasures thanks to its unique design and brick walls.
Located a few hundreds meters away from the Imperial Palace and in the Marunouchi business district, Tokyo Station is worth checking by day or by night.
Once done, make sure to roam around Marunouchi where you will find other gorgeous European-style red brick buildings, a whole host of trendy stores and restaurants as well as a hidden garden too often ignored by tourists.
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SHINJUKU TOKYO, Japan 新宿 (things to do) - En el capítulo #1 del nuevo vlog de Japón volamos de Barcelona a Narita y empezamos a descubrir la alucinante ciudad de TOKYO paseando por los inmensos jardines nacionales GYOEN, en el barrio de SHINJUKU y recorriendo sus ajetreadas calles abarrotadas de neones: GOLDEN GAI, KABUKICHO, una cabeza de GODZILLA y un oscuro garito metalero son algunas de las cosas que descubriremos nada más llegar!
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