Tokyo Honeymoon

Me !!! I went to Tokyo for my honeymoon this year. I recommend disneysea for sure. We also did that Mario kart tour, went to some animal cafes, some themed cafes. Tokyo is legit amazing and it's like no other place. Be prepared for the fact that they actually don't speak that much English. And that it can be very crowded in some areas.

View Quoted Comment That's so awesome to hear! Was booking everything easy? We're not sure where to start for hotels and such.

So we aren't for our honeymoon but we are after my first year teaching is over and I have the summer. I have a Pinterest board that had been like 10 years of planning 😂
My advice is to prioritize what you want to do! There is SO MUCH to see and do so you'll have to pick and choose. Certain places (like the robot restaurant for example) sell out early so reservations are considered necessary.
They sell a discounted rail pass for foreigners that you must buy before you go to get the discount. So, if you're using that at all definitely buy ahead!A little Japanese goes a long way- by which I mean that trying your best to communicate will mean a lot to them. People often go out of their way to help others and will try their best. Learning a few phrases will definitely help a lot.

Hey Ashley!!

Tokyo sounds absolutely amazing as a honeymoon destination! You should definitely check out the Tokyo Honeymoon Guide for some tips and helpful information!

Have you ever visited Japan before?

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We have never been to Japan! I'll definitely check out the Tokyo Honeymoon Guide! 🥰

I haven't been for a honeymoon, but YES, go to Tokyo! I've been twice and it's wonderful.

I highly recommend looking on Viator for tours. Last time I took my dad, and we had a private walking/subway tour one day and a bus tour out to Mt. Fuji another day. Very affordable for what you get. And if you do the private tour your first day, it will help you understand the complicated subway and above-ground train systems.

Download google translate with the Japanese offline camera extension, so you can hold up your phone camera to read signs. This saves a lot of effort if you can't read Japanese!

I love the Shinjuku Washington Hotel. Lots of restaurants nearby, and it's just down the block from the metropolitan government building, which has a free observation deck.

Ask me anything else you can think of!

View Quoted Comment Thank you, this was super helpful!

Haven’t been to Tokyo but have been to Osaka. Many of the discounts are at the airport at the tourist desks. Public transport is in English and the people are friendly to get directions if you need it.