[2025 Tokyo Hotels] Travel Guide for Ulu Tokyo (Updated Jul)

Sharing one of my favorite hotels in Tokyo: Trunk Hotel This time I checked in at the newly opened Trunk Hotel near Yoyogi Park They have another one in Shibuya which is great for friends who love shopping) The one I stayed at this time I really really really loved~ must give it 5 stars 1. The hotel is just a few minutes' walk from Yoyogi Park, so you can go for a walk in the park and breathe fresh air at any time 2. Right next to the hotel is the world's number one coffee shop fuglen, where you can enjoy coffee during the day and drinks at night, don't be too happy 3. The hotel's rooftop infinity pool is so beautiful, it feels like I'm in Manhattan Central Park, and at noon 12:00 there's completely no one 4. The hotel has two restaurants, one on the ground floor and one by the pool, the food is super super delicious, and the key is that the prices are very cheap. We two spent just over 200 RMB for dinner and had two glasses of pinot noir, which shocked me 5. Within a 5-minute walk from the hotel are various popular restaurants The hotel only has 25 rooms, so friends who want to experience it must book in advance

|||Tokyo's niche cherry blossom viewing park with your dog🌸|||Sharing a niche park where you can enjoy cherry blossoms and have a dog run with your dog on the weekend⛲️ Located in Toneri Park, Adachi Ward, Tokyo 🌿Compared to popular cherry blossom spots like Ueno and Meguro River, there are fewer people, and the park is huge, covering 640,000 square meters🈶There are tennis courts, basketball courts, and you can also have a dog run with your dog🐶 The cherry blossoms are incredibly beautiful, with about 1,000 cherry trees planted, including Yoshino cherry trees as well as other varieties such as Kanhi-zakura and Weeping cherry trees, which are very diverse🌸Many of the cherry blossoms are low and great for taking photos📷You can also picnic🧺, rest with a coffee☕️, or camp🏕️under the cherry trees and enjoy the cherry blossoms quietly with your dog🌸 The park is easily accessible with a parking lot🚗 and direct access to Toneri Park Station by subway🚇. There is also a free night light show recently🆓, perfect for making plans with your dog🐶 🌸: Toneri Park 📍: 1-1 Toneri, Adachi Ward, Tokyo 🅿️: 300 yen/hour

- Our trip to Tokyo brings us to Kamakura Check out the famous scenes from Slam Dunk Unexpectedly, I was impressed by the beautiful scenery of the sea and railway 🌊

In Kyoto, Japan, the blooming of cherry blossoms is the most basic sign of spring. The poles and wires near the roadway are quite dense, making the view somewhat cluttered. However, pedestrians seem to have gotten used to it and don't mind too much, as they are all busy heading to their respective destinations. This scene is very reminiscent of the settings in Hayao Miyazaki's animated films, or perhaps it is these very scenes that serve as the blueprint for his creations. Many people also come and go at such stations, seeking to experience the tranquility of the countryside. It's also a reason to leave the modern city behind, to slow down and enjoy the journey.

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🎏🎏🎏Japan Satoyama Trip: Three Days of Immersive Experience🎉🎉 ✅️Day 1: Arrival and 🚼First Impression✅️Coming to Japan, where ancient traditions and cutting-edge modernity blend perfectly, 🤔 always makes me full of expectations. 🤖 This time, my adventure aims to explore the heart of rural Japan: 🏔🏔Satoyama🏔. Nestled between mountains and beside rice paddies, these rural landscapes represent the harmony between nature and human life that has flourished for hundreds of years. My destination was a small village in Ishikawa Prefecture, famous for its pristine Satoyama experience. 🐕 The journey from the bustling city to the peaceful countryside is a refreshing change. 🌿 As the urban landscape gave way to lush greenery and traditional houses, 🍃 I felt a deep sense of peace. Upon arrival, I was warmly welcomed by the host. 🎄 ✅️Day 2: Immerse yourself in the life of the Satoyama ✅️The next morning, soft morning light shone through the rice paper windows🌅. After a hearty breakfast, I joined my host in his daily activities 💃💃, eager to immerse myself in the Satoyama lifestyle. Our first task was to visit the rice fields 🌾🌾, where I learned about the traditional rice planting methods that have been passed down from generation to generation. The connection between the people and the land is palpable, a symbiotic relationship that sustains both. 🌿In the afternoon, we ventured into the surrounding forest, which is an important part of the Satoyama landscape. 💐💐 These woodlands provide resources such as timber and wild food, and are managed using sustainable practices to ensure their conservation. 🍄🍄 The highlight was looking for seasonal mushrooms 🍄 and plants under the guidance of the host's expertise. 🕸This intimate interaction with the land is instructive, providing insight into the careful balance maintained within the Satoyama ecosystem. 🌻 🦀🦀The day ended with a cooking activity where we prepared food we had foraged and fresh fish from a nearby stream. 🎉🎉 This meal is more than just food; It’s a celebration of the day’s experiences, with families gathered around the table, laughing and sharing stories. 🎀🎀The sense of community and connection to nature here is like nothing I have ever experienced. 🎊 ✅️Day 3: Reflecting on the Wisdom of Satoyama On my last day, I explored the village and its surroundings at a more leisurely pace, 🎀taking in the peaceful beauty of the Satoyama landscape. 🎎🎎The traditional thatched houses, well-tended gardens and 🎊gurgling streams all speak of a deep respect for nature, 🎈and a lifestyle that focuses on sustainability and harmony. 🎉 Before leaving, I spent some quiet time by a peaceful pond 🖼, reflecting on my experience in Satoyama. 🗻 This journey has given me a unique perspective on the importance of living in harmony with our environment, a principle that seems more important today than ever before. ⛲️ ✅️I left Satoyama with a profound sense of gratitude for the opportunity to experience such a deep and meaningful connection with nature and the people who live in harmony with it. ♻️The Satoyama way of life, with its emphasis on sustainability, community, and respect for the natural world🙏, offers valuable lessons for all of us. 💃💃When I return to the city, I take with me not only memories of beautiful scenery and delicious food🌻, but also a new commitment to living more sustainably and mindfully🎉🎉. The essence of the Satoyama ⛰️—its beauty, its wisdom, and its tranquility—📸 has left an indelible mark on my heart, reminding me of the delicate balance that sustains life in all its forms. 🥳🥳🥳🥳

Kawazu cherry trees are in full bloom The cherry blossoms in Kawazu are fully blooming, and there is also a cherry blossom festival going on It's possible to make a day trip from Tokyo! Suitable for a short trip recently You can also take a walk along the nearby coast on the way back Enjoy the seaside cherry blossoms

I captured the super blue moon in Tokyo 🌕|||🌃Apart from Shanghai 🗼Tokyo is another city that makes me feel 🛸Full of cyberpunk colors , There are always many moments that amaze me Looking at photos from different perspectives For a moment, I was confused I don't know if I took pictures of Beijing and Shanghai Or Tokyo Some street scenes seem to come from the future Some seem to be from the world of Ukiyo-e