My Break To Asia's Land of Rising aun

So starting my trip to Japan,  I started my first destination to Tokyo.
Japan’s capital Tokyo is weird, wonderful, and at time completely whacky – but that is precisely what makes it such a sought after city for international visitors.

So once you come to Japan, mostly you might reach Haneda airport, take a train to Shinjuku, that would be your first experience to Tokyo. Shinjuku is just 22 km from Haneda airport. It is one of the busiest places in Tokyo. Rarely there are vehicles but you enjoy crossing and doing shopping there. But be careful with pickpotters.

Once you reach Tokyo, do join a good hotel. I recommend staying in capsule rooms, if you have reach tokyo in the night, stay in capsule value  kanda for the 1 night and for other staying stay in park hotel.

Now my  Tokyo trip starts, I first visited Shibuya station , where there is a famous railway station and also the famous statue of Hachiko, the loyal dog who stayed waiting for his master. So if you watched Richard Geeye’s Hachi, you would love to go there.

So now if you wanted to find some meditation you would want to go to  the Shinjuku shrine, there’s a park. So I had to go to there early in the morning cause that's the time there isn't any crowd.

so after traditional customs I headed to Harajuku for shopping. This was one of the craziest towns, nearby Omotesando for grown-up fashion and one of the craziest places. There you  can go cosplay shopping there and visited the  monster cafe in harajuku.

After enjoying all of the craziness in Tokyo, I planned  a one day trip to get out of the hustle and bustle and visit Mt. Fuji, so I took  a bus and just 3 hrs from Shibuya or Tokyo and view the impressive mountain where many Japanese and foreign guests make their climb to the summit each year.

After hiking I enjoyed great views from Lake Kawaguchi and enjoy a swirl ice-cream 

Then I took a trip to Takayama, Takayama is the gateway to the Hida region. So One day is enough to spend there to slow down and witness the Japanese culture and traditions. You can buy great kimonos there since it’s cheap😂😂.

Once the capital of Japan, Kyoto, the charm of Kyoto lies beneath the bustling city that it is today, when you take the back streets you soon begin to discover the history, culture and traditions that live on in Japan to this day. Stay in ark hotel.

Visit Gion, Kyoto’s Geisha district and and best place to get green tea (matcha) . Here green tea comes in any and all forms – ice cream, parfaits, frappes, hot lattes and more!