One-Day Plan in
Tokyo
1.
Fuji mountain: The highest
mountain in Japan, which is an active stratovolcano. It is one of Japan’s
“three Holy Mountains” along with mount Tate and Mount Haku; it is a special
place of scenic beauty, and was added to the world Heritage list as a cultural
site. We can go there by JR train, and the ticket is about 280 JPY.
2.
Shinjuku-ku: The nearest shopping center,
entertainment area and business district. Shinjuku garden is the largest park
and one of the best places to enjoy the sakura in Tokyo. It open from
9:00am-16: 30, and the price is 200 JPY. From other hand, because that's the
place where the movie called < Lost in Translation> found a view.
3.
Shibuya-ku: The most famous
shopping area of Japan, particularly for young people. There are lots of young
fashion designers’ stores, many malls, also lot of fantastic food.
Scarllet,
ReplyDeleteThank you for your post. You have certainly picked some classic places to visit. More detailed information would have been helpful, however. And, needless to say, each one of the destinations is worth an entire day in itself.
A couple of notes: Transportation to Fuji-san will certainly be more expensive than what you report. And a more profound question: Why is everyone so interested in going to Shinjuku Gyoen?
Thanks,
Mizenko