Sensoji Temple Asakusa Is The Oldest Temple In Tokyo

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Sensoji Temple Asakusa – One of the highlights of our trip to Japan was a visit to Tokyo’s oldest and most famous of temples. The Sensoji is located in the north-eastern part of the city and was about a half hour train ride from where we were staying in Ikebukuro. Do not hesitate to visit. …

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What To Eat In Japan Including The Best Street Food

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  What to eat in Japan guide to the best of traditional Japanese cuisine as well as the tastiest and best street food: You know as certified foodies, food was a big part of our Japanese vacation. We visited both Tokyo and Kyoto and hope to revisit them as well as discover other destinations in …

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Shibuya District Tokyo And A Dog’s Tale

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Updated: Shibuya district is one of the special wards in Tokyo and is most definitely worth checking out on any visit to this amazingly humongous city.  The Shibuya train station itself is worthy of a visit as it is one of the biggest and busiest ones in Japan. It feels like you are in a …

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Surprising First Impressions Of Tokyo Japan

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 Sensoji Temple in Asakusa prefecture, Tokyo, Japan
A little greenery at the Sensoji Temple in Asakusa prefecture, Tokyo, Japan gives a great impression of Japan.

Tokyo was certainly not on the proverbial bucket list.  It has only been recently that it came on the radar. I think it was mostly due to the travel event that we attended recently. Seeing the presentations from the different countries in Asia spurred our interest.

The post about our destination wish list for the new year included Japan and Maldives. Thanks to crazy airfare deals, we were able to cross the Maldives off the list and now, Japan as well. Our 12-day trip in Tokyo was absolutely fantastic, and jarring as well. Here are some very surprising impressions of the capital city of Japan.

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