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We are a married couple in our 30¡Çs and first time visitors to Japan. Our trip consisted of 5 nights Tokyo (with 2 near Tokyo Disney), 1 night Hakone, 3 nights Kyoto with a day trip to Himeji and Osaka. Overall, we absolutely fell in love with Japan and are already planning when we can go back. Hotels: I really fretted over where to stay, so I thought I¡Çd give a thorough summary of each hotel I chose hoping it helps someone else. Sotetsu Fresa Inn Ueno-Okachimachi (Tokyo) This is a newer, extremely clean business hotel near Ueno Park. I really liked staying in this area because it was walkable from the airport Keisei Skyliner, Ueno Park was nice to wander around in the morning, and there was an area of tiny streets and alleys across the street from the hotel (south of the park) with tons of restaurants and izakayas. It¡Çs also within short walking distance of 3 or 4 different subway lines so it was great for getting around town (direct trains to Tokyo Station, Shibuya, Shinjuku, Akihabara). We paid extra to get a corner room with a little more space, but the room was still very small than what we¡Çre used to. The double bed was up against the wall which is not super comfortable for 2 people, as I had to crawl over my husband to get out of bed. But if all you¡Çre doing is sleeping and showering there, it was fine for a shorter stay. I wouldn¡Çt hesitate to stay in this area again, but I might choose a room with twin beds or somewhere with larger rooms. 4/5 Sheraton Grande Tokyo Bay (Tokyo Disney) This hotel seems to get mixed reviews, but we had a great experience. I booked one of the renovated Ocean Dream rooms which is themed like a cruise ship. Our room was very spacious with extremely comfortable beds, which was a nice change from our other Tokyo hotel. The lobby smelled amazing and they had a large breakfast buffet with both Japanese and western choices (extra charge). It¡Çs directly across the street from the Bayside Disney monorail station, so close that I wondered why they have a shuttle running to it (I guess for people with lots of luggage and strollers). You can check in at the Disney Welcome Center outside Maihama Station and they will deliver your bags directly to your room. There¡Çs also a luggage shipping counter in the lobby, which is where we shipped our bags to Kyoto¡Ävery convenient. Loved it. 5/5 Ichinoyu Honkan (Hakone) I chose this ryokan in Hakone because of the price point and its history. This place has been in business for almost 400 years and is also moderately priced. We had a traditional room with private onsen, dinner and breakfast for about 35, 000 yen for 2 people. But they do not serve meals in your room, and dinner was not a kaiseki but rather a shabu shabu style meal with plenty of side plates and appetizer type things. The place is a bit worn around the edges, but for one night I thought it was a great value for a ryokan experience when most others are twice as much. Our private onsen was open air and looked out onto the river, which made a really nice white noise for sleeping as well. 4/5 Kyoto Inn Gion the Second (Kyoto) This little inn is in the middle of Gion, so an amazing location for exploring at night but a little inconvenient for getting to Kyoto Station or around other places. It includes a small breakfast and the service from the staff was amazing. It felt like a mix between a hotel and a ryokan. Our room had little Japanese decorative touches and was really cute. Absolutely loved it. 5/5 General thoughts and tips JR Pass was definitely worth it for us. I think it saved us over $150 US each. Do the calculators and make sure it¡Çs worth it for you and the trips you are planning. Also if you use a rail pass for JR lines around the city, you might consider bringing some type of lanyard to carry it around your neck or attach it to something else since you have to show it twice each ride. It was annoying to keep getting them in and out of the bag so many times, which we kept them in to make sure we didn¡Çt lose them since they¡Çre not replaceable and are too big to fit in a wallet. I am from the American south and thought I knew humidity. The humidity we experienced in Japan in late September was unlike anything I¡Çve ever felt before. I can¡Çt imagine what it¡Çs like in the summer. Be prepared and drink lots of water. Luggage forwarding from Tokyo to Kyoto worked flawlessly. Our bags were already in our room in Kyoto when we checked in. I was nervous about doing this since I can¡Çt read or write in Japanese to fill out a shipping form, but the lady at the desk helped us and filled it out for us. It really helped her to have the name and address of our hotel saved in Japanese in a spreadsheet on my phone, and I think our whole interaction went much faster because I had that and she was grateful. Couldn¡Çt get enough of conbinis. Lawson¡Çs egg salad sandwiches for life!!! The Japanese are so friendly and accommodating, many of them bending over backwards to help you. We encountered it everywhere, but I remember 3 specific anecdotes. 1 ? a shopkeeper chased after us down the street to hand us back 10 yen change we forgot. 2 ? the hotel front desk worker in Kyoto ran after us out the door to see if we needed to borrow an umbrella for the day. 3 ? a man who didn¡Çt speak any English helped us in a train station in Osaka when there was not a manned gate to get out of using our JR passes. We were able to get our predicament across by gesturing and he pointed towards the intercom box, stayed there until we got it resolved, and then stood and waved goodbye until we turned the corner and were out of sight. It was so sweet. Pocket wifi was amazing and well worth it, although the battery only lasted about 10 hours. They gave us an extra battery but it never worked for very long. Luckily we brought our own external battery. We rented from Japan Wireless. Pick up from the airport post office was super easy, and we returned it in the post box directly before security at Narita. I was very nervous about communicating without speaking Japanese and getting around on public transportation, but neither were an issue the entire trip. For communicating, almost everyone we interacted with had at least a basic understanding of English, and when not Google Translate or simple gesturing and pointing (for menus or street stalls) can get you by. All shops and stores we encountered either had an electronic screen to show how much to pay, the clerk wrote it down and showed us, or typed it out into a calculator and showed us. For public transportation, every train station we visited had signs in both Japanese and English, or with electronic boards that switch between both languages. Google Maps was also insanely accurate right down to telling you which platform to go to, so you can rely on it! Learning a few phrases goes a very long way. We learned some basics ? hello, thank you, check please, delicious, etc. The reactions we got ranged from grateful to impressed to downright flabbergasted. Highly recommend and it¡Çs really the polite thing to do, even if they speak right back to you in English. Research things that are open late and early around your hotel so you have some ideas for things to do if you are up at odd hours with jet lag. If you are awake, I suggest just getting out and doing something rather than laying there. Especially if you¡Çre up early, seeing sites before all the other tourists arrive is really nice. The bus system was a little frustrating in Kyoto, it just seemed overly complex and the bus we were looking for never came at the right time. On a whim, I opened my Uber app and I was surprised to see cars and I could actually call an Uber. It turns out, you¡Çre really just calling a taxi but it works just like Uber ? you type in your destination and pay in the app. I was so happy to have this option! Money ? take a coin purse or buy one when you get there, you will need it. We also found that many more places than we were expecting took credit cards. I think every restaurant we visited except for an izakaya or two all accepted cards and so did Don Quixote and other stores like that. The Japanese have a hand gesture to signal a waiter for the check ? you make an ¡Æx¡Ç with your 2 index fingers with palms facing out. This seemed to be fairly common and widely used, and I desperately wish this was a thing in the US. Craft beer is really expensive in Japan. Most bars and breweries ran around 1000 yen a piece, whereas liquor drinks were around 5-600 which is the opposite of what I¡Çm used to (liquor is usually more expensive at home in US). Getting the goshuin stamps at the temples and shrines is an inexpensive and unique souvenir. We did find out that not every place does them, and some only have limited hours they will do them so be prepared for that. It was mesmerizing to watch them write! Each place has a book you could buy, but the choices were very limited. If you want a larger selection, I saw a lot at stationary stores. Tokyo Senso-ji and Asakusa We were up very early and got to Senso-ji around 7am before any shops were open on Nakamise and there was hardly anyone at the temple itself. So that made for a really nice visit. There are so many little paths to wander and small shrines dotted everywhere, so really take your time going through here. We ate lunch at a little place called Kamiya, which mostly serves noodle dishes. The chef was extremely welcoming and friendly and we felt very at ease for our first real meal in the city. We got udon and soba bowls and both were super delicious. We stopped at the Asakusa Tourist Information Center which has a free observation deck on the 8th floor that gives you a great view of Senso-ji and the surrounding area. Pit stop at Asahi Beer Hall on the 22nd floor of the Asahi building with some really nice views and the beers were surprisingly inexpensive given the location, if I¡Çm remembering correctly at 600 yen. So not bad with a free v
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