Kawasaki

Going after 3 pm is absolutely the way to go, the tickets are so much cheaper and once the sun goes down its the most beautiful place on Earth. I don't enjoy rides very much but the park still had so many things to keep me entertained. I only wish I had brought my kids with me, they would have loved it!

The greater Tokyo Explorer Pass is definitely worth the money. It saved me a lot of Singapore dollars, and it's easy to book all three attraction points. I was able to book for different dates, and it is quite convenient. No hassle, I would definitely book again. convenience: ease of redemption:

Buying tickets in advance on Klook is very convenient and saves time waiting in line. If you have children who are brave enough to try all sorts of rides, this is a theme park well worth visiting—at least, that's what our family thinks. The restaurant food is delicious and not expensive. Our family had a wonderful day here.

HANA・BIYORI was such a charming and beautifully curated experience. The entire place felt serene, elegant, and incredibly well-kept — perfect for anyone who appreciates nature, aesthetics, and a more refined kind of leisure. What I loved most was how calming and visually captivating the whole experience was. It’s the kind of place where you can simply slow down, enjoy the scenery, and appreciate the beauty of each detail. There were so many picturesque corners, making it ideal for photos while still feeling relaxing rather than overwhelming. Booking through Klook also made everything very seamless and convenient, which made the overall experience even better. It’s definitely a destination I would recommend if you’re looking for something a little more special, and memorable during your trip. Overall, HANA・BIYORI is a lovely place to visit whether you’re with family, friends, or your partner. It offers such a refreshing atmosphere, and it’s absolutely worth experiencing at least once.

Would definitely recommend this tour. great value for money- small personalised group (ours was only 4 and this is apparently the norm). Even if your a regular race-goer Tokyo racecourse and the Japanese system is totally different and without this tour and our guide we would not have enjoyed, experienced everything, gained such great seats or understood the day as much as we did. it’s also a way to enjoy Tokyo like a local - we were practically the only tourists there!

I went to several places but kept getting turned away because of the language barrier — it was really discouraging as a foreign visitor. Then I found Ri Beauty Spa in Kawasaki and what a difference! The staff were so warm and welcoming from the moment I walked in, and communication was never a problem. I instantly felt relaxed and at ease. The massage was wonderful and the whole atmosphere was calm and comfortable. They even served lovely cakes and tea that were absolutely delicious — such a thoughtful touch. If you're a tourist worried about the language, this is the place to go. Thank you so much!

INCREDIBLE! best tour so far ! such an incredible time! would do this again ! it was easy to meet up at the shin Kawasaki station !

one of my favorite hotels in kawasaki, easy check in, spacier rooms than usual in japan, plus kind staff! thankuu as always cleanliness: rooms are clean as well! plus transpo access is easy / it's near kawasaki station/keikyu kawasaki

All I can say is Hotel Treasure Haneda is amazing!🤩 Convenience of Transportation: The hotel has a shuttle bus that goes back and forth to the airport and Kawasaki Station. The timetable is available on the official website, with departures approximately every hour. If you time it right, it's quite convenient, and it's also great for red-eye flights. I took a domestic flight to Haneda the day before and then took an 8:40 AM flight from Haneda back to Taiwan the next day. The shuttle service was very smooth, and it was so comfortable not having to drag luggage on the train. Hotel Location: The hotel features an industrial style and is clean and tidy. The rooms are quite large. It's located next to the Tama River, where you can stand on the riverbank and overlook Haneda Airport, enjoying the breeze. It's very pleasant, as if stepping into an anime scene. Hotel Facilities: It has standard vending machines and washing machines, as well as a large public bath, allowing me to enjoy a Japanese-style bath one last time before returning home. There's a restaurant downstairs. After returning to the hotel from Haneda and storing my luggage, I had a lunch there. A hamburger steak with mixed grain rice and soup costs 1000 yen, which feels quite reasonable. There's a shop at the front desk that sells souvenirs, instant noodles, etc., but the prices are a bit high. However, because the surrounding area is an industrial zone with no shops, it's recommended to buy supplies beforehand if you find the prices too expensive. In the morning, the hotel offers free coffee and newspapers. I didn't choose the breakfast option, so I can't comment on it.