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A woman kneels on a tatami mat inside a traditional Japanese building, looking back at the camera, with lush greenery visible outside. Text overlays announce "DAY TRIPS FROM TOKYO" and mention Lake Ashi and Lake Kawaguchiko.
A woman stands among sunflowers in front of a traditional Japanese wooden building. Text highlights "Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum" as Day Trip Idea #1, noting it's 90 minutes from Tokyo and costs 400 yen.
A person walks through a large red torii gate towards Lake Ashi, with mountains and dense forest in the background. Text identifies this as "Lake Ashi & Hakone Shrine," highlighting its history, scenery, and free admission.
3 Day Trips from Tokyo You Must Do 🇯🇵
Tokyo is truly an urban metropolis. With all of its buildings, concrete, and busy-ness, it’s nice to take a break and go somewhere out of the city. During my trip to Japan, here are 3 places outside of Tokyo that I visited and absolutely loved. With an early start to the day, they can all be done
Romie Robertson

Romie Robertson

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10 Things to do in Japan 🇯🇵🏯🦢🎐
📌 save this for later! i linked all of these spots on Google Maps at the link in my bio! 🔗 activities mentioned: 📍 Tsuruga Castle 📍 Chansey’s Lucky Park 📍 Takamatsu Pond 📍 Shiogama Fish Market 📍 Geibikei Gorge 📍 Watari Onsen 📍 Matsushima islands ferry tour 📍 Abukyu Lapras & Chansey
Michelle K

Michelle K

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A woman poses next to a large pink spherical structure, resembling a Pokémon character, in a park with cherry blossoms, introducing unique activities in Japan.
A woman stands beside a black and white patterned sports car with open doors at the Ebisu Circuit, ready for Tokyo Drifting, an activity for thrill seekers.
A wide shot of the Hitachi Seaside Park's nemophila flower fields, showing a vast expanse of blue flowers under a clear sky, resembling an ocean.
Can’t miss things to do in Japan!
I’ve been traveling to Japan since I was very little. Half my family is there and these are my standout favorites: -Tokyo Drifting at the Evisu Circuit -Hitschi Seaside Park’s nemophila flower fields -Bamboo Harvesting -Rice Planting -Hozugawa Riverboat Ride #japantourism #japantravel
Sasha Emiri

Sasha Emiri

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