Tokyo Holiday Deals

Ooh, this is a tough one because each city offers its own unique quirks and drawcards. The hubs of Shinjuku and Ginza, however, are popular for many visitors to Tokyo.

Increasingly so! Although most of the signs are in Japanese, there are enough in English to get by. While the locals aren’t necessarily fluent, you will find that most are friendly and helpful, plus there are always translation apps – hooray for technology!

If you want to see the city awash with pretty pink from the cherry blossoms, you’ll want to come between late March and early April.

Tokyo is a smorgasbord for all of your senses with plenty to see, do and devour. Fill your days with sightseeing, shopping and exploring before setting out in search of a cosy spot to fill your belly.

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You could spend weeks in Tokyo and not even scratch the surface! Like an onion, there are many layers to Tokyo – it just depends on how many layers you want to experience. Give yourself at least five days to a week to fully appreciate this incredible city.

It depends on what time of year you are travelling, but as a general guide you’ll want your travel money, a SIM card or portable Wi-Fi, electrical adapter, comfortable shoes and a sense of adventure.

Wherever your heart desires! Every city boasts its own attractions and quirks, but the suburbs of Shinjuku and Ginza are popular for many first-timers thanks to the wide variety of accommodation options, restaurants and shops.

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