Did you do all this in a day?

Such an inspiring video! 🗾✨ Loved how you showcased the lesser-known gems of Tokyo-it's refreshing to see a different side of the city! 🏙🍜 The travel tips were super helpful too. Definitely adding these unique spots to my itinerary for the next trip! 🙌🇯🇵

Such a helpful and well-organized guide! 🗾✨ Loving the unique recommendations and those travel tips are golden. Can’t wait to explore Tokyo like this one day! 🏙🍣🇯🇵

I'm interested in seeing how Japan does Chinese food.

Thank you for this video! Helpful and straightforward! ❤

You look like Mom.

You're looking beautiful, happy you visited my city Yokohama.

Hi friends! I hope you enjoy this video and find new places to add to your Japan itinerary. 🤍 For more details about each location, check out my Yokohama travel guide: lifestylebyremi.com/things-to-do-in-yokohama/

This was a great video! Like you said, some of these seem like no-brainers, but for Japan they’re especially helpful. For the WiFi, we did go the pocket WiFi route when we visited Japan a few months back and it worked out great. We got 2 pocket WiFi for our family of 4, so the two teenagers could do their own thing at times. For the train maps app, that was so important as we never were confused about which train to take. I also made sure the app I used drilled down to see all the stops along the way, as I can’t tell you how many times my wife and kids asked ‘how many more stops?’ and I was able to confidently give them an exact answer. For the hotels, I purposely picked ones close to the station like you said. This helps when you have all your luggage with you. For example, when traveling from Kyoto to Mt. Fuji area, I decided to break it up by booking 1 night half way in Mishima. I can’t tell you how happy my wife and kids were when, after carrying all our luggage, I showed them our hotel was attached to the train station. I also tried to make sure a couple of the places we stayed at had laundry facilities. This way, we were all able to just bring carryons for the 2 week trip, and were able to wash clothes a couple times. Finally, for the restaurants, I agree with you. I feel like all the food in Japan is good quality and so it’s not worth it to wait in some super long line that will eat up your day. We never made a reservation anywhere, and just found local places that were nearby the activities we were doing. We still ate some of the most amazing food just by stumbling on places along the way.

Hi Remi, I completely agree with you about not needing to choose all the places to eat ahead of time. When we visited Japan last year, we ate so well, except maybe at a family restaurant. We would just walk up to a restaurant, check the menu, avoided places with a big lineup, and the food and service turned out amazing.

All valuable tips. Let me add 1 very important recommendation. Expect to walk a LOT and climb MANY steps so prepare yourself physically a couple of months in advance and buy comfy shoes.

✨Find all itinerary details from this video here: lifestylebyremi.com/1-day-spring-tokyo-itinerary-nezu-shrine-azalea-garden-ueno-park/

They dont sell them at the island store?

My top tip which I've NEVER heard anybody put near the top of their packing list recommendations for travellers to Japan: BRING YOUR OWN TAMPONS. Even if you don't think you'll be due during your time abroad, take a pack with you. Secondly, bring a wad of coffee filters and a holder cup to make your own drip coffee; the freeze dried stuff you get in hotels and the little clip-on-cup drip bags you can buy in supermarkets in Japan are undrinkable muck. Serious coffee shops obviously offer some wonderful drinks but I'm talking about the instant stuff. If you love coffee in your hotel in the morning etc, please take my advice or drink dirty dishwater instead. You can buy beans all over the place in Japan and have them ground for you and get the bag resealed properly-- or you can decant your own ground beans from home into a clean jar. But the tampons are non-negotiable (unless you are happy to travel wearing pads).

Rename this video to "Beginner's guide to travelling to another country". I spent 16 mins watching your video and most of these are NOT japan specific. I genuinely came here to watch your video and ended up disappointed. Never once u spoke about suica card or what network provider to get for sim/esim. "Be sure to have a valid passport". Thank you, captain obvious. This video could literally be an email.

What cell phone company do you use the US?

Thnk U Remmi❤ Tokyo - Hokkaido 4/2/25

Hi Remi!!!!! I want to thank you for all the information you have organized and all the videos and ideas for a trip to Japan! My husband and I decided a week ago that we want to spend from mid sep until Halloween in Japan and got tickets! We found your channel last night and subscribed and binged like 3 hours of your videos hahaha. I loved the Pokémon you got :3 . We are both foodies and love that you show so much about the food there. Also your dad is the sweetest 💗 😊 !! We'll be coming back to your channel and posts because this will be our first time there and we need all the information we can get. He's studying Japanese so I'm glad he can read and translate many things 😅. Sending you a big hug from Canada! ❤

Hi friends! I hope you found this video helpful as you plan your upcoming trip to Japan. Here are links to the main blog post referenced and my Japan travel checklist. ⤵ ✅ Get a FREE “Japan Travel Checklist”: pages.lifestylebyremi.com/japantravelchecklist 🤍 What to Book Before Your Trip to Japan (+ FREE Japan Travel Checklist): lifestylebyremi.com/what-to-book-in-advance-japan/ P.S. Even more Japan travel guides and resources are listed in the video description! What other Japan travel guides would be most helpful for you? Let me know in the comments below!

What kind of books are you holding?

Whats the place called

Real-life experience. Yeah, That's a great vlog.❤❤

GI GI SISTER?

Thanks!

omg where was this when i was planning my nagasaki trip!!! im totally saving some of these places when i go back to spend a longer time! 🥰

KIRBY!

i get so bored while watching sorry with this music choice nah

One of my host families took me there when I was on a youth exchange in Nagoya in 1983. I still have my pearls they bought for me that I had set in a ring. Such a lovely memory, great to see the ladies are still diving. Thank you for sharing. One of my host a Families took me there when I visited in 1983. It was beautiful! I still have my pearls they bought for me that I had re-set in a ring when I got home. So nice to see it all these years later, the ladies are still diving!

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I really enjoyed your video, thank you for sharing. Very much looking forward to seeing the area in 2025 😊

Hi Remi I love to watch your videos. Thanks for bringing us along. Your skin and foundation is very nice, which Shiseido foundation do you use please? ❤❤❤

Nice to see Remi and her lovely nails.

Hi Remi, my wife and I enjoy watching your Japan vlogs. Japan is our favorite destination and I totally agree that there’s so much more to Tokyo than the popular tourist spots… we enjoy finding new areas in Tokyo to explore 👍

Your blogs are very pleasant to watch. I appreciate you tagging the cafes you go to. A lot of them look so tempting, thanks again. One thing that always gets me. When you tell the locals in the Tokyo area, that they live in the biggest city in the world. The reaction is always the same: えええ、本当?!?! How they viewed New York being bigger then Tokyo lol.

I really love your video, but pls advice coz this is my first trip to japan, should i go kamakura or enoshima first if iam from asakusa?

a list of the museums will have been nice

Hi! May I know what month was the video taken? 😊