Q: How to Get to Tokyo

The easiest and fastest way to get to Tokyo is by: Plane If you depart from abroad, this is the fastest and easiest way to reach Tokyo, landing at Narita Airport (international only) or Haneda Airport (international and domestic). As one of the cities most visited by tourists, there are many commercial aircraft that serve direct flights to Tokyo. From the airport, you can reach the city center using a monorail, Keikyu Train Line, or taxi. Bus You can reach Tokyo by bus if you depart from other cities in Japan. There are quite a number of buses with comfortable facilities, even including a bed (sleeper bus) that goes to Tokyo. The price is higher than a normal bus but your comfort will be better maintained in this long journey. Train Train is one of the main public transportation in Japan, including for intercity travel. Shinkansen trains reach various cities in Japan, including popular cities such as Osaka, Kyoto, and Nagoya. For cities that are located quite close to Tokyo, there are more scheduled departures every day. To save money, you should buy a JR Pass so you can use the train to get around in the city and to travel between cities at a lower cost.

Q: Best Time to Visit Tokyo

Season Tokyo experiences 4 seasons, namely summer, winter, spring, and autumn. You can literally visit during any season and still see the beautiful Tokyo. Even so, the favorite of tourists is spring and winter. In the spring (late March to early May), there is a cherry blossom that is highly anticipated. Whereas in winter (end and beginning of the year), tourist attractions in Tokyo look even more beautiful and you can also continue your trip to Hokkaido and Sapporo for skiing. Avoid the Golden Week (between the last week of April and the first week of May) in Tokyo because this is a national holiday period where shops are closed and many locals are returning home or vacationing. Average Temperature At the beginning and end of the year, namely in winter, the average temperature in Tokyo is 10-14 degree celsius (50-62.6 degree fahrenheit). In spring, the average temperature here is 14-19 degree celsius (62.6-66.2 degree fahrenheit). Whereas in the summer, the average temperature can reach 30 degree celsius (86 degree fahrenheit). In September and October, the average temperature here is 22 degree celsius (71.6 degree fahrenheit). Festival Tokyo is the host of many exciting festivals throughout the year. Some things that you can attend to add to your tour experience here are the Shinjuku Eisa Festival (eisa dance festival in Shinjuku which is held around July), the Harajuku Omotesando Genki Super Yosakoi Festival (Yosakoi dance festival held in Harajuku in August), and Tsukiji Honganji Temple Noryo Bon Odori Festival (bon dance festival which is also enlivened by the performance of "Oedo Sukeroku Taiko" and a food bazaar, usually held in August-July).

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Question 2

What to Expect in Tokyo

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Tokyo is a metropolitan city that is a favorite tourist destination for tourists from all corners of the world every year. The capital of Japan has a lot of charm for all ages, from tourist attractions that remind you of ancient Japan to advanced technology that you can't find anywhere else. This is the right city if you want to explore Japanese culture from the modern to the historical side.

Tokyo is a city that is suitable for all types of travelers. Because of its safety and cleanliness, Tokyo is suitable as a solo traveler tourist destination. Because of the many tourist attractions that are suitable for all ages, this city is also suitable as a family tourist destination. And because of the beautiful scenery and the many romantic locations, Tokyo is also suitable as a honeymoon destination. Everything you are looking for, you can find in Tokyo!

Question 3

30 Best Places to Visit in Tokyo

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Tokyo, the capital of Japan, offers a myriad of tourist attractions suitable for all walks of life. Ranging from temples and museums with magnificent architecture and high historical and artistic value to modern tourist attractions ideal for family tourism. Tokyo is also often the center of Japanese culinary tourism and shopping tours. There are many areas in Tokyo that you can explore to see Japanese life in this modern and metropolitan city!

1. Tokyo Disneyland & DisneySea

Tokyo Disneyland is a theme park that offers various rides with the theme of your favorite Disney movies and characters! You may have heard this one often or even visited in other countries. However, Tokyo has one more unique theme park and is still the only one in the world today: DisneySea. Although both have Disney themes, DisneySea takes inspiration from stories related to the ocean. Of course, there will be differences in the rides' decoration and theme even though they are both fun, beautiful, and cool! Apart from the rides, there are also various parades and scheduled performances that you shouldn't miss!

2. Yayoi Kusuma Museum

Since 2017, the name Yayoi Kusuma, a Japanese pop art artist, has grown in popularity. Her works appeal to visitors as well as art connoisseurs. After several exhibitions, a permanent museum has now been built showing her works of art. You and your partner who love pop art can make this your ultimate destination!

3. Shibuya

Shibuya is one of the busiest and most visited districts, both by locals and tourists. One of the most famous spots here is the Shibuya Crossing, or the Shibuya crossing, which is very crowded and often becomes photographers' photo. Apart from that, the Hachiko Statue is famous at Shibuya Station and has grown in popularity since the release of the film "Hachi: A Dog's Tale" in 2009.

4. Sensō-Ji

Japan and Tokyo have many temples with magnificent architecture and are still standing strong and still function as places of worship to this day. Sensō-Ji is arguably one of the most famous and must-see. The building is a classic red color and looks majestic even from the outside with its eye-catching red lanterns.

5. Tokyo Skytree

This 634-meter high tower is one of the attractions in Tokyo not to be missed! From the outside, you can already see the splendor of the tower. In the area below, there are many dining options. Of course, the main attraction is when you get to the top, the observation deck. This area gives you access to see the city view from a height.

6. Imperial Palace

The Japanese royal family resides in this beautiful location. Although it is a royal residence, visitors can tour certain areas as long as they make reservations and visit with a tour group. However, the East Garden area is open to the public every day.

7. Ginza

For those of you looking for a shopping paradise, Ginza will end your search! This area is known as a shopping destination for luxury and branded goods. You can find various shops, especially fashion stores, with well-known brands and shop until you are super satisfied!

8. Mount Mitake

Located in Chichibu-Tama-Kai National Park, these mountains are about 2 hours from central Tokyo City. This place can be your main destination for those who like hiking and enjoy the beautiful natural scenery and cool and clean weather. Besides that, this place is also the location of the Musashi Mitake Shrine. The surrounding village is home to several Shinto priest families who run the shrine.

9. Harajuku

Want to travel to a fashionable and cool area? Just go straight to Harajuku! You can see various cool and over the top fashion looks here. And of course, this place isn't just for sightseeing but also shopping. This location is especially suitable for those of you who are looking for unique Japanese fashion items.

10. Ghibli Museum

“Studio Ghibli” must be familiar to your ears. There are tons of classic Studio Ghibli films that are popular with all circles. At the Ghibli Museum, you can meet and take photos with replicas of your favorite Ghibli movie characters, including the cute Totoro. Not only the characters, the decoration and design of the place are also made to resemble the location settings for Ghibli films.

11. Ueno Park

This park is the largest in all of Tokyo. Of course, the main attraction is the cherry blossom trees that bloom in spring. However, even though it's not in spring, this park still looks beautiful because it's clean and beautiful. Apart from taking a stroll, there are many important museums located in this park complex that you can visit at the same time while you are here.

12. Tokyo National Museum

This museum is the one located in Ueno Park. This tourist spot in Tokyo stores and exhibits various collections of Japanese art and history. This place can be a major destination for those who want to understand more about Japanese history and culture. In addition, there is also an exhibition area for the historical collections of other Asian countries here.

13. Meiji Shrine

Meiji Shrine is one of the most famous and easily accessible shrines in Tokyo. It has been around since 1920, its architecture has remained majestic, and the buildings have remained stable to this day. As a Shinto shrine, it still functions as a place of worship today.

14. Ōedo-Onsen Monogatari

Onsen, or hot springs, is one of the many tourist attractions scattered throughout Japan. In Tokyo, there is Ōedo-Onsen Monogatari. You can soak in a relaxing hot pool to relax or unwind. This place's decoration takes on an Edo period theme, and it also lends yukata (summer kimono) to visitors. However, there is one rule you should know: visitors with tattoos are not allowed to enter.

15. Mount Takao

This mountain provides a comfortable and safe hiking trail. For those who want to just hike to freshen up while enjoying the view, this place is for you! On clear days, you can even get a view of Mount Fuji. However, if you don't want to hike and just want to enjoy the view, there are also chair lift facilities available here.

16. Ueno Zoo

Ueno Zoo is suitable as a family tourist destination. This place is home to dozens of animal species, including the cute panda, beautiful flamingo, and the Japanese macaque, or what you might know as a snow monkey.

17. Roppongi Hills

Roppongi Hills carries the concept of 'city within a city'. This district includes residences, business complexes, culinary tourism areas, and also shopping centers. There are also some pretty parks and museums here. Truly an all in one area!

18. Akihabara

If you're into anime, gaming, or even manga, this one is for you! You can find all kinds of necessities to complete your collection, from rare cards, comics, DVDs, merchandise, figurines, costumes, to magazines, and many more.

19. Kabuki-za

Kabuki is a traditional Japanese dance and drama performance that has been going on for hundreds of years. This culture is still attracting the attention of the audience, though. Kabuki-za itself is the building where these cool shows are held. This building has been established since 1889, you know!

20. Rikugien Garden

This landscaped garden is an open public space with lush views, beautiful pools, and refreshing weather. You and your family can take a leisurely walk here or even have a picnic together. For its historical side, this park used to be the residence of Mitsubishi's founder, the Iwasaki family. They then gave this park to the government in 1953 to become a public park.

21. Jimbocho

Jimbocho is an area filled with used bookstores. For those of you who like to read, this place is a must-visit! Don't worry, the books sold aren't all Japanese books! There are also several other language books for sale here.

22. Toyosu Fish Market

Japan is known for its delicious sushi, and this place can be a place to find fresh and good sushi ingredients. This fish market was Tsukiji Fish Market, which has been relocated to Toyosu. Like in Tsukiji in the past, in this place, you can choose fresh fish and seafood.

23. Piss Alley

Suppose you want to really try various local culinary delights while seeing the local culture. In that case, Piss Alley could be your main destination! Although relatively small and cramped, the restaurants that serve local food here are admirable in taste and deliciousness. Because of its small size, you can easily chat with your group or directly with the chef or restaurant owner.

24. Tokyo Dome

The stadium, which has been operating since 1988, is often the location for various primary and well-known events, including concerts and sporting events. One of the sports matches that you should not miss here is baseball. Watch a local baseball match at this gigantic stadium!

25. LEGOLAND Discovery Center Tokyo

If your little one likes playing Lego at home, of course, he will also love LEGOLAND in Tokyo! No wonder this place is often used as a favorite tourist destination for children. There are two fun rides here, and of course, the LEGO build & play zone the kids love the most!

26. Ryōgoku

Another Japanese culture is known worldwide: the sport of sumo. At Ryōgoku, you can find everything about sumo, from watching the sumo workout in the morning, eating local food at a sumo-themed restaurant, learning about its history at the Sumo Museum, to the main attraction, which is watching a live sumo match!

27. Standing Sushi Bar

There are many places to try authentic Japanese sushi. This place offers delicious sushi and provides a unique ordering and eating method, which is eating while standing. The delicious sushi is unquestionable!

28. Madame Tussauds Tokyo

Now meeting and taking photos with your favorite celebrities can be done easily at Madame Tussauds Tokyo. Like other Madame Tussauds worldwide, it is home to a collection of wax figures of famous and influential people in the world. And because you are in Tokyo, of course, you will also see wax figures of Japanese figures here.

29. Shinjuku

Shinjuku is one area in Tokyo that you shouldn't miss! At night, the fluorescent lights of shops, bars, restaurants, and other buildings light up, welcoming both local and international visitors. You can shop for souvenirs and fashion items, stop by a bar, try street snacks, or go on a culinary tour of the existing restaurants.

30. Golden Gai

Golden Gai is an area in Shinjuku that is just a small alleyway with eateries and restaurants only two stories high. The cafe and restaurant are small and can only accommodate a limited number of customers. Even so, the local cuisine is worth the effort. This place is especially suitable for visiting at night.

Question 4

How to Get to Tokyo

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The easiest and fastest way to get to Tokyo is by:

Plane

If you depart from abroad, this is the fastest and easiest way to reach Tokyo, landing at Narita Airport (international only) or Haneda Airport (international and domestic). As one of the cities most visited by tourists, there are many commercial aircraft that serve direct flights to Tokyo. From the airport, you can reach the city center using a monorail, Keikyu Train Line, or taxi.

Bus

You can reach Tokyo by bus if you depart from other cities in Japan. There are quite a number of buses with comfortable facilities, even including a bed (sleeper bus) that goes to Tokyo. The price is higher than a normal bus but your comfort will be better maintained in this long journey.

Train

Train is one of the main public transportation in Japan, including for intercity travel. Shinkansen trains reach various cities in Japan, including popular cities such as Osaka, Kyoto, and Nagoya. For cities that are located quite close to Tokyo, there are more scheduled departures every day. To save money, you should buy a JR Pass so you can use the train to get around in the city and to travel between cities at a lower cost.

Question 5

Accommodation in Tokyo

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You really can find all types of accommodations in Tokyo. As a tourist city, accommodations in Tokyo are very complete, ranging from 5-star hotels, budget homestays, apartments for groups, capsule hotels, 3-star hotels, simple hotels close to the city center, to hotels that are more affordable but far from the city center. Most of these inns provide regular mattresses, but there are also many that provide tatami (Japanese sleeping mattresses that are spread on the floor).

Question 6

Instagrammable Spots in Tokyo

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Tokyo has a myriad of locations that you can visit to collect cute travel photos. Starting from the soothing tourist attractions, beautiful natural scenery, to places that capture the metropolitan city side. These Instagram-able places are also tourist sites that you can visit for shopping and sightseeing. Some of them are Mukojima Hyakkaen, Shibuya Crossing, Todoroki Valley, Ueno Toshogu Shrine, Meguro River, Rikuigen, and Akihabara.

Question 7

Tokyo Culinary

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You may have often tasted Japanese food in your own country, but you must try Tokyo's special food directly in the city when you visit! Some of the things you must try are sushi, ramen, takoyaki, onigiri, okonomiyaki, Japanese curry rice, and tempura. You can try these foods in restaurants, but you can also travel to street markets or areas that sell lots of street food to try lots of foods at once. Some of the places you can visit are Harajuku, Nakamise Dori, Ameya Yokocho, and Yanaka Ginza.

Vegan / Vegetarian Food

Tokyo is one of the cities where you can find a lot of delicious vegetarian and vegan dishes. There are various modern restaurants serving vegan and vegetarian foods in the city center. Besides serving Japanese food, these restaurants also serve western food.

Question 8

Shopping in Tokyo

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You don't have to always go to the mall if you want to shop in Tokyo. In this city, there are many street markets that you can visit to shop for local products, food, and souvenirs. Some areas that you can visit for street shopping are Ginza, Asakusa, Harajuku, Akihabara, Shibuya, Shinjuku, Nihonbashi, and Odaiba.

Question 9

Best Time to Visit Tokyo

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Season

Tokyo experiences 4 seasons, namely summer, winter, spring, and autumn. You can literally visit during any season and still see the beautiful Tokyo. Even so, the favorite of tourists is spring and winter. In the spring (late March to early May), there is a cherry blossom that is highly anticipated. Whereas in winter (end and beginning of the year), tourist attractions in Tokyo look even more beautiful and you can also continue your trip to Hokkaido and Sapporo for skiing. Avoid the Golden Week (between the last week of April and the first week of May) in Tokyo because this is a national holiday period where shops are closed and many locals are returning home or vacationing.

Average Temperature

At the beginning and end of the year, namely in winter, the average temperature in Tokyo is 10-14 degree celsius (50-62.6 degree fahrenheit). In spring, the average temperature here is 14-19 degree celsius (62.6-66.2 degree fahrenheit). Whereas in the summer, the average temperature can reach 30 degree celsius (86 degree fahrenheit). In September and October, the average temperature here is 22 degree celsius (71.6 degree fahrenheit).

Festival

Tokyo is the host of many exciting festivals throughout the year. Some things that you can attend to add to your tour experience here are the Shinjuku Eisa Festival (eisa dance festival in Shinjuku which is held around July), the Harajuku Omotesando Genki Super Yosakoi Festival (Yosakoi dance festival held in Harajuku in August), and Tsukiji Honganji Temple Noryo Bon Odori Festival (bon dance festival which is also enlivened by the performance of "Oedo Sukeroku Taiko" and a food bazaar, usually held in August-July).

Question 10

How to Get Around in Tokyo

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You can explore Tokyo safely and comfortably on foot, which also gives you the opportunity to cross the famous Shibuya road crossing. However, because Tokyo is a big city, you need other public transportation if you are going to further places. The most famous and most commonly used is the train. Besides being easy and fast, traveling by train in Tokyo is also more practical with the Japan Rail Pass (JR Pass). This is a canal ticket provided by JR Group in Japan for foreign tourists to be able to use all public transportation operated by JR Group with a one-time payment.

Using the JR Pass that you have purchased, you can take a fast train in Tokyo to reach every corner of the city. You can also buy a cheaper ticket package if you are only going around in Tokyo. If you are going to use the train to go to other cities in Japan, you should buy a more complete ticket package.

For some locations in the city that are not reached by train, you can rely on buses or taxis. For buses, because most routes are written in Japanese, you should always ask for the route you will take before leaving. As for taxis, although safe and practical, the prices are usually quite expensive so you should make it your last choice, like when you miss the train or bus.

Question 11

How Big is Tokyo

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With an area of 2,188 square km and many tourist attractions that you can visit here, you should spend at least 5 days here. During this time, you can explore various exciting activities in Tokyo, such as spending a day at Tokyo Disneyland and DisneySea, sightseeing and shopping in Harajuku, Ginza, and Shibuya, meeting your favorite characters at the Ghibli Museum Studio, Fujiko F. Fujio Museum, Tokyo One Piece Tower, and Tokyo Sanrio Puroland, and visit historical and iconic locations such as Senso-Ji Temple, Imperial Palace, Meiji Jingu Shrine, Tokyo Tower, and Tokyo Sky Tree.

Question 12

Tokyo Currency

Accepted Answer

JPY (Japan Yen).

Question 13

Languages in Tokyo

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The main language here is Japanese, which is also the main language in other cities in Japan. Local people are generally not very fluent in speaking English, but they can understand written English. Road directions mostly have translations in English and some even have translations in Korean and Mandarin. Hotel staff and airport staff are generally fluent in English. Even so, you should prepare yourself by learning basic Japanese, especially to ask about directions and other important and general matters.

Question 14

Tokyo Time Zone

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Question 15

Plug Types in Tokyo

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There are 2 types of plugs in Japan, type A and B. Type A has 2 flat parallel pins, while Type B has 2 flat parallel pins but with a grounding pin.

The electric voltage in Tokyo and Japan is 100V. While the frequency of the electric current in the eastern part of Japan (including Tokyo, Hokkaido, Tohoku, and Yokohama) is 50Hz and in the western part of Japan (including Nagoya, Osaka, Kyoto, Hiroshima, and Kyushu) is 60Hz.

Question 16

Important Things To Know About Tokyo

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If you visit in the spring and fall, you should wear long sleeves with thick material, long pants, and comfortable walking shoes. It's also a good idea to wear layered clothes or jackets and cardigans that you can take off when entering buildings that have heaters. In summer, you can wear short sleeves, shorts, and hats. Whereas in winter, you should wear thick clothes, thick jackets, thick or padded pants, and shoes with socks. You can also bring a scarf, earplugs, and gloves.
Do not talk on the phone or talk too loud when you are on public transportation.
Do not eat while walking.
Do not tip the staff, even if the service is good.
Tokyo has a lot of vending machines on the road, you can try to buy a variety of unique products in these vending machines.

Question 17

Visit Other Interesting Things to do

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Tokyo Disney Resort - Tokyo Disneyland & Tokyo DisneySea Park Tickets

"HANA・BIYORI" A New Sensation Flower Park in Tokyo

Greater Tokyo Pass

JR EAST PASS

teamLab Planets TOKYO Ticket

Sanrio Puroland Tokyo Ticket

TOKYO SKYTREE® Ticket

Art Aquarium Museum GINZA Ticket

COMBO: Tokyo Skytree + teamLab Planets TOKYO Tickets

Sumida Aquarium Ticket

Tokyo Joypolis Ticket

Tiket Sumida Aquarium di Tokyo

Roppongi Hills Tokyo City View Observation Deck Ticket

Small Worlds Tokyo Ticket

Tokyo Tower Ticket

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Tokyo City, Private One Day Tour with Hotel Pick up & Drop Off

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Tokyo City, One Day Tour with Wagyu Beef & Sushi Meals

Tokyo: Tsukiji Fish Market Street Food & Culture Exploration Tour

[Private Chartered Car] Tokyo City to Tokyo Disneyland/Mount Fuji/Karuizawa/Nagano/Niigata and other areas

Hop-On Hop-Off Tokyo Bus by Skyhop Bus

Tokyo: Akihabara Cosplay & Anime Shop Hopping

Mount Fuji Brilliant Views Day Trip (From Tokyo)

Tokyo Fuji Kawaguchiko Full-Day Small Group Tour

Tokyo: Harajuku "Kawaii" Pop Culture Shopping Tour

Anime & Manga Tour with Ramen Lunch in Shibuya,Tokyo

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Senkyaku Banrai Toyosu Manyo Club Onsen Experience in Tokyo

Tokyo Professional Body & Facial Care Privard Shinjuku (formerly Privado Shinjuku)

Tattoo-friendly Open-air Onsen (Hot Spring) in Tokyo

[Kran Spur Ebisu Store]: Ryubi Seikin Head Spa & Facial Lift

[HeartsEase Omotesando]Japanese Herbal Facial and Body Experience

Refined Japanese Head Spa Ritual in Ginza (75 min)

Tokyo Ginza High-end Beauty Treatment Experience Beauty Salon Eclat

Tokyo :"Black"Onsen Experience, Kimono Photos & Local Guide Walk

[Un Giorno Felice Omotesando Store] Massage & Deep Facial Treatments

[Tokyo Yugawara Onsen Manyo-no-Yu] Day Trip Admission Fee

Japanese Local Onsen Culture Experience with Drink in Shinjuku

Tokyo Kamata - Massage: Japanese Shiatsu・Essential Oil・Foot Reflexology Experience

Tokyo: Owl Cafe Owl Village Reservation (Harajuku/Shibuya Official Partner) (1 hour)

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Shibuya Street Go-Kart Experience by Original Street Kart Shibuya

[MARUNOUCHI Bike&Run] E-Bike Rental Pack & Health Check

Tokyo Shibuya Night Drive: Kimono EV Go-Kart Tour with Photos

Street Go-Kart Experience in Akihabara/Shibuya by the Original Stree

Go Karting Experience in Akihabara

GINZA Go Kart Experience with NEO GINZA

Tokyo Go Kart Street Experience in Akihabara & Asakusa by YAHKART

[ALPEN RUN MEIJI PARK] Tokyo Sightseeing Running Experience

3-Hour E-Bike Experience in Central Tokyo: Palace & Hidden Gems

Shibuya Street Go-Kart Tour by Original Street Kart Shibuya Annex

Flagship 2-Hours Street Go-Kart Experience in Street Kart Tokyo Bay

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