Me (19) and my Father (50) are going to Japan for the first time, and I made this rough itinerary for Tokyo. We are fast paced people, so it is packed in 3 days and I would like to know if it’s feasible.
Day 1:
– Arrive in Haneda (5pm), clear customs, immigration, and get a welcome Suica card
– Check into our hotel, drop off luggage and get dinner at Coco Ichibanya
Day 2:
– Eat Breakfast at 7-11
– Take the train to Asakusa and explore
– Go to Ueno Park and a museum (if time permits)
– Eat a street food lunch at Ameyoko Shopping District
– Spend the rest of the day at Akihabara
– Eat dinner at Gyukatsu Motomura
Day 3:
– Eat Breakfast at Family Mart
– Walk to Shiba Park for the Temple and Tokyo Tower
– Take the train to Harajuku and explore
– Eat lunch at Roast beef ohno
– Spend the rest of the day at Shibuya and get lunch at a ramen joint
Day 4:
– Take the train to Ginza
– Eat breakfast at A Happy Pancake
– Shop in Ginza
– Walk to Marunouchi for the square
– Guided tour of imperial palace
– Take the train to Shinjuku
– Go to the observation deck and Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building
– Explore Kabukicho and eat dinner at Omoide Yokocho
Day 5:
– Take the bullet train to Hakone and eat Ekiben for breakfast
– Store luggage in lockers
– Take the bus to the pirate ship port and do the cruise
– Take the ropeway to a hotel with an onsen overlooking Fuji
– Eat at the Hotel Buffet
– Take the bus back to Odawara and take the Shinkansen to Osaka (our next destination)
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Depending on start point in Tokyo, consider the Odakyu Romancecar to Hakone, the train start in Shinjuku.
Do not really understand the stopping at a hotel for the onsen, eating at the buffet and not staying for the night. Also is this something you already found a place to do it or you just figure it exist ?