^^Regarding transport, I was curious if you purchased a Japan Rail pass for your trip? If you were planning on taking the bullet train from Tokyo to Osaka, I think the rail pass would be worth it, especially since you are making some of those day trips. If the cherry or plum blossoms are in bloom when you are there, definitely take some time to enjoy the natural beauty with a yummy bento lunch picnic in the park. Had a very memorable time with them!There's so much to say but I guess I'd stick with the basics for now. Anyways, maybe I just got lucky but I hit it off with some people and they took me out for food, clubs and bars. There was a language barrier but some of the younger people knew English and I had Google translate app with me too. I visited this place both during the day and evening and if you want to a better scenery and picture, I would suggest going at night as the temple and lanterns are all lit up then and a lot less tourist crowding around.What I found most memorable with Tokyo was actually just visiting a random bar in and meeting random but very nice people. For Tokyo, aside from visiting popular areas (, etc.) I visited in Asakusa area.
Hey Andrea,I was recently in Japan (, and ) for two weeks with being in Tokyo for the most part.I would definitely say the subway system (although maybe a bit overwhelming at first), is very efficient and will probably take you to where ever you want to go in Tokyo. Take a look at your map next to your answer:).
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