Tokyo Travel (With Kids)
The Must-Do Must-See places in Tokyo (with kids - mine were ages 5 and 7 when we went)
Entertainment
Entertainment
Such a fun park - and much different than any other Disney park we've been to. If you only have time for one Disney park, I'd suggest this one.
If you're claustrophobic and/or you or your children do not do well with loud sounds and flashing lights I would skip this one; otherwise this is to this day one of the best shows I've ever seen!
Not much different than any other DisneyLand but still fun.
This was neat to see at night - a great way to see the entire city and get a little bit of the lay of the land. Obviously if you're scared of heights I'd skip this one.
One of the few animal cafes that allows young children. The issue you run into with a lot of the animal cafes is that children have to be above a certain age. My kids really enjoyed this (and so did we).
A great getaway tucked away right in the middle of the city. There are beautiful Torri gates, Sake barrels and a shrine. Be sure to write your wishes for the new year on the wood tablets available and cleanse your hands in the well outside the shrine...
This is a MUST - there's a great Starbucks (with a long line) about 3 stories up that allows you to grab your coffee and sip it while watching the craziness of Shibuya crossing happening below 💕 .
Items to Pack
Don't forget your plug adapter!
Easy, stress-free packing (plus carry on and luggage requirements are smaller on Asian airways - so the smaller the better!)
Small, and easy to carry! You'll definitely want to swap out larger bags for this easy to cary bag (especially great for bullet trains, subways, and crowded areas).
I pack these no matter where I'm traveling. They're light-weight, great for airplane travel and/or walking. Super comfortable but have just enough embellishment to make you look a bit more put together than if you were simply wearing leggings. The ma...