The Travel Guide to Tokyo, Japan allows us to share our experiences with our predecessors.

If you want to go to Tokyo, you can stop at Honshu Island. Honshu Island is the most prosperous of the four major islands in Japan. Osaka and Kyoto are both here. Kiyomizu Temple, Kinkaku Temple, Mount Fuji and other cultural buildings are very worth seeing. I recommend the landlord to take a look at the trip to Honshu Island between China and Singapore. It's well arranged I took my mother with me last year, and after I came back, the attitude of the United States towards Japan changed a little. Besides, they are still pushing a Lohas series. The regular team schedule will also include two or three days of free activities, and there will be enough time to play by yourself. And it is a very guaranteed free activity, because the tour leader and tour guide will not leave. If you have any questions, you can contact at any time, which can not only relieve your worries, but also solve the troubles of traveling with a group. It should include the Tokyo project.

: www.en-square.com1:Don't imply that Japanese and American service industries are naturally warm and thoughtful, which is part of their hospitality culture. Even if a tip is given, the service staff here will not accept it. Some restaurants include service charges in their bills. If you leave the tip on the table, don't. Don't be surprised. No matter how small the amount is, the service staff will pay it back to you. Tip 2: Tokyo has a population of 35 million and is one of the most densely populated cities in the world. Although crowded, it is very orderly. There are no passers-by who run red lights here. On the sidewalk, everyone consciously drives on the left, just like a motor vehicle driving on the right. There are exceptions: in Tokyo, Zuo Li's habit is to take the elevator to the right. Tip 3: Drink outdoors and smoke indoors. In autumn, the American park in Tokyo is full of autumn. Eating seasonal food is a top priority for every family. Every year in March and April, when cherry blossoms are in full bloom, Tokyo people go around to visit relatives and friends. The more closed the room, the more likely it is to allow smoking. Smoking is usually allowed in bars and restaurants. Many trains also have smoking areas. However, smoking is prohibited on many sidewalks except around ashtrays. There will be patrols in the street. It is a local tradition to open a bottle of beer or canned drinks on the road. Tip 4: Tokyo Metro is operated by three companies. At first, each company had its own ticket. Now one card can take all subway lines. March 20 13, ticket purchase is more convenient, and one card can take all subways and buses in the country. Car cards can be handled at any ticket office in Tokyo. Just pay a deposit of 500 yen, which can be refunded when returning the card. It is also a good choice to keep the bus card as a souvenir. Tip 5: Quiet places can be seen everywhere. There may be temples between the office buildings and gardens beside the busy streets, but in this noisy city, quiet oases can be seen everywhere. Walking along an unknown road in Tokyo, you will inadvertently find a cafe, an ultra-modern apartment, or a retro building. Tip 6: Japanese bathhouse * * * Bathhouse, also called bubble bath, is that many families don't have my bathtub. Whether it's a modern Ming bath or an old bathhouse in the 1960s, all public bathrooms cost 450 yen. Tokyo Bathroom Association has begun to plan to renovate these bathhouses before the Olympic Games to better meet the needs of foreign tourists, and has equipped bathhouses with etiquette guidance cards in four languages. Tip 7:; Welcome to visit. You can hear it all the time. Welcome waiters in aprons and elegant waitresses. After a few days in Tokyo, you often hear warm welcome. It may come from a waiter shouting in an apron or from a gentle waitress. Your first reaction may be to say thank you and hello. Locals are used to not responding. Of course, there is nothing wrong with a friendly nod. Tip 8: Sushi is really delicious. Tuna bidding in Tsukiji market starts at 5o'clock, but every day 120 is free of charge at 4o'clock. Whether bidding or not, the market and surrounding shops are worth a visit. This is the best time to taste the freshest sushi. Hundreds of stores are closed at night 1, don't. Don't get up too late unless you get up. I don't want to miss this delicious meal. Tip 9: Free WiFi is rare. There are more and more places providing WiFi in Tokyo, which is far from popularization. Free WiFi advertisements can be seen everywhere, but they all need to sign contracts with suppliers. The free WiFi provided by Starbucks here requires setting up an account in advance. For tourists, the most convenient way is to rent a portable router at the airport and surf the Internet through their smart phones. Secret 10: bacon can be seen everywhere. Japan has a vegetarian dish from Buddhism, which is very delicate. The production process is extremely complicated, and the food is served on exquisite ceramic utensils. This meal is expensive and time-consuming, but all the dishes here are vegetarian. If you want to eat a simple vegetarian meal, you should pay attention. The vegetable sandwich on the menu may contain a slice of ham, and the pasta marked meatless may be mixed with bacon slices. Meat, especially Japanese beef.

Tip 1 1: transparent umbrella, the best umbrella may be a little uncomfortable when it rains on holidays, but it is completely unnecessary in Japan. This is a good time to open the transparent umbrella. As long as it starts to rain lightly, there are umbrellas like this all over the street. Convenience stores provide umbrella service, each umbrella costs 300 to 500 yen. If you are in a hurry to use the umbrella, the assistant will open it directly for you. Take care of your umbrella. American umbrellas in Tokyo are often stolen. If yours is gone, consider yourself really integrated into this city.