Things to do in Japan

Had the perfect summer day at USJ with my sis & nephew! ☀️🥵 We had so much fun enjoying all the thrilling and exciting rides. The Hollywood Dream Ride was definitely the scariest one heart was racing the whole time! 😱🎢 But the adrenaline rush made it even more unforgettable. Such a fun-filled and memorable experience with my favourite travel buddies! Highly recommended for anyone looking for an exciting day of fun and adventure at USJ! 🎢

Tokyo Disneyland was truly a magical experience! 🏰✨ From the beautiful atmosphere and amazing attractions to the parades and little details throughout the park, everything made the day so memorable. The park was very clean and well organized, and the staff were incredibly friendly and helpful. Booking our tickets through Klook was quick and hassle-free, and entry was smooth. Definitely one of the highlights of our Japan trip and a place we’d happily visit again! 🩷🇯🇵

Shibuya Sky is a famous place to be visited in Tokyo. In Shibuya Sky, I could have an overview scene of Shibuya, especially on the sunny day. I have taken a lot of photos when I visited. I also could take a rest to enjoy the sun shine.

Lived the express pass and made it possible for me and my family of four to ride 14 attractions including watching the Waterworld! We rode everything we wanted and even some rides TWICE! It was amazing and would not have been possible without the express pass, 10/10 recommend!

We met our Kanazawa guide after heavy rain the day before, wondering what to do. They were so witty, humorous, and charmingly (yet subtly) playful that even with traffic, it felt like we were on the Shinkansen. They expertly managed everything, from taking beautiful photos to advising us on the best way to enjoy our meals. And thanks to our Kanazawa guide, we even saw Mount Fuji! They didn't scold us lost lambs, but instead cheerfully helped us sort things out when we set a record for getting lost... Thanks to our Kanazawa guide, our memories of Tokyo will be even more enjoyable. We even saw a rainbow on the way back.^^ And the photo of Mount Fuji behind Lawson convenience store? Thanks to their advice, it was a complete success...^^

This place is absolutely amazing. the pictures are great, but don't do it justice for everything you experience inside. It really is breathtakingly spectacular. Well worth the money, well organised and a really unique experience.

I visited this Teamlab with my two daughters. They loved this place very much. In every sections, we could experience the different lighting effect. This Teamlab is really worth to visit. I was also very happy that the tickets could be bought from Klook so easy.

Reservations for the Tokyo observation deck are not optional, they are mandatory! 😀 It was incredibly convenient, and even though I don't speak the language, I was able to enter easily with just a QR code! However, it would have been even better if the weather had been nice. 🥲 Additionally, I was a bit confused when I booked for four people, but all four tickets were under one person's name. Thank you for kindly clarifying via email that the tickets are issued under the name of the primary booker. Also, for Tokyo Skytree, you must enter at your scheduled time! If you're debating the 450m option due to the price, I personally recommend seeing both the 350m and 450m decks together!

this was a great day. the whole tour was super easy and we didn’t need the audio guide to enjoy it. the backlot cafe at the half way point had some special themed treats. staff were fantastic, interactions and crowd participation activities were all very fun. our day took 5.5 hours but i could easily have spent another few hours there. we will be doing this tour again on our next trip

What a great experience! The staff work hard to make the ride a fun one! The sights are awesome and would love to experience it again in the fall season when the maple leaves turn orange and the cherry trees are in bloom. I would highly recommend this to others.

This pass is very cost-effective if you plan well. It's an online pass, and I chose the 2-day option. You should activate it on the day you plan to sightsee. It allows unlimited rides on all Metro lines. On the first day, I walked to the Umeda Sky Building; it's best to go in the morning when there are fewer people. Take the elevator to the 39th-40th floor for the view. I also planned to visit the museum, but it was closed on Tuesdays, so I took the train to Osaka Castle. You can use the QR code to enter and explore all floors of the museum inside the castle. If you walk around the right side of the castle to the bridge on the left, you'll see the Osaka-Jo Gozabune Boat dock. You can take a free boat ride around the castle by exchanging your QR code for a ticket. Nearby, there's also a sightseeing train that circles the castle, but it costs money; seniors pay 200 yen. On the second day, I went up Tsutenkaku Tower to pay respects to Billiken, but I didn't dare try the slide. Then I walked to Tennoji Zoo, which is nearby, and visited Shitennoji Temple. You can go up to the top floor via the spiral staircase by showing your QR code to the staff. In the late afternoon, I went to Osaka Bay. Next to the Kaiyukan Aquarium building, there's a sign for Santa Maria. Once inside, walk straight and go down the stairs. You can then queue for the boat, and the staff will scan your QR code. Enjoy the scenic ride around the bay. Afterward, I went on the Tempozan Giant Ferris Wheel, using my QR code to get a free ticket to enjoy the night view.

Wow!!! We have attended all 4 TeamLabs in Japan and this one was next level. It was like Bordless and Planets combined. The building was huge and every time we thought we had been everywhere we’d find another room. Loved!!! Only note is I wish they had food on site as we could spend the whole day here like we did at Planets.