Dear ~ ~ I want a detailed travel guide to Tokyo, Osaka and Kyoto, Japan. Thank you. Prepare to leave on August 9 and come back in June 16.

Go directly to Roppongi Bar on the first night of the 9th, where there are many discos and rich nightlife, making you feel different from Japan.

10, one day in Disney is enough for the next day, but there are usually Ocean Disney and Disney, so let's go to Disney. There are three roller coasters that must be taken. Oh, that's interesting. But remember to take the priority paper first, or you will die in line. Friendly reminder: priority volumes can only be taken in the morning, and the second volume can only be taken two hours after the first winding. You can confirm it when you take the priority paper. Generally, you should take a roller coaster first, then play a roller coaster again, and then take the priority roll of other games twice. )

1 1 On the third day, buy a Japanese-style roll (1000 yen) and visit the Yamanote Line to experience the mainstream culture of Japan. Mainly Shibuya, Harajuku, Mount Omotesando Hills and Shinjuku. I guess you've been walking all day. You can go to the Tokyo Tower in the evening. After all, have you arrived in Tokyo?

12 on the fourth day, let's go to the wife's, and we can also go shopping there for a day. He is right next to Tokyo Bay, and he can see the sea, the bridge and the cruise ship (you can enjoy the night view of Tokyo Bay). The point is that this is a paradise for young people (as the Japanese said when I went there) and everything is available. Shopping and entertainment are the same.

13 the fourth day, shopping. Anyway, when you go to Tokyo, you always have to bring something back. Akihabara, Ueno, the best shopping place. Akihabara's electrical appliances, Ueno's food. Go to Sensoji Temple in the evening, where everyone goes, and the tallest tower in Japan (New Tokyo Tower), which has just been built in Japan. There is no time to omit the rest. Still not shopping, hehe. ...

14 the fifth day is actually very close to osaka. let's see osaka first. Tennoja in Osaka is very famous and should be visited. Osaka also has a rotating observatory and some museums. It's also good to go to Tsutenkaku to eat their skewers at night. I don't have a good impression of Osaka ... not as good as Kobe, hehe. ...

15 It's best to rent a bicycle to Kyoto on the sixth day (just ask how many are near the station in case of the station), which is definitely not completed in one day. Turn around from Kiyomizu Temple in the southeast corner and go north. There are 3 or 4 temples on the road, and finally cross Zheshi Road to Yinta Temple (it seems to close at 5 pm). It's easy to find a map, but you'd better plan it first. Or not enough time. Take a look at Nijo Castle in the evening. I don't know when you will come back. Maybe this day is not enough. Why not give up Osaka and go to Kyoto for two days? Rent a bicycle, go from southeast to northeast and return the first day, from southwest to northwest and return the next day, so you can transfer to Kyoto.

As for Mount Fuji, I don't think I'm afraid. First, it takes time, and it will be gone in two days. Second, you will be very tired. After being afraid, you have no strength to visit other things. Third, there's really nothing to see (it's beautiful from a distance, but it's all volcanic ash from a close look). Fourth, climbing Mount Fuji requires equipment, at least a lot of clothes. Climb down the mountain at night to 20 or 30 degrees, and the top of the mountain is about 5 degrees below zero. At the top of the mountain, it will freeze for an hour or two at three or four in the morning. At that time, you will want to die. My friend said that if you love someone, take her to see Mount Fuji, and if you hate someone, take her to climb it. . . . If you want to climb, you must be mentally prepared!