A Unique Solo Trip in Japan: From Tokyo to Yamagata Prefecture.

This is my first solo trip, but I didn't want to stay only in Tokyo. So, I customized an itinerary for myself to visit some less crowded places. D1 Nakameguro D2 Daikanyama, Tokyo Tower, Shibuya D3 Ginzan Onsen D4 Mogami River (Furukuchi Port - Kusakizaki Port), Mount Haguro D5 Yamadera, Kajo Park D6 Fox Village, Flower Nagai Line D7 Lina World, Zao Onsen D8 Shoyoen, Kinugawa D9 Nikko Rinnoji Temple, Toshogu Shrine, Futarasan Shrine, Shinkyo Bridge D10 Meiji Shrine, Harajuku, Takeshita Street, Omotesando, Roppongi D11 Azabu Juban, Tsukiji, Ginza 【Recommended Hotel】 Zao: Miyamaso Takamiya - The oldest onsen in Zao - Even the Japanese Emperor has stayed here - Nine different types of baths - Delicious kaiseki cuisine - Excellent service from the staff 【Tips】 Ginzan Onsen: The inspiration for the bathhouse in Hayao Miyazaki's "Spirited Away"! From December 20th this year to March 31st next year, there will be entry restrictions (day-trip visitors must purchase an entry ticket, with a limit of 100 people per hour), so day-trippers should take note. If you want to stay in a hotel within Ginzan Onsen, remember to book early. However, Ginzan Onsen is not as large as you might imagine, and half a day is more than enough. Fox Village: Located in a remote area, it is recommended to visit in the morning. The foxes roam freely in the park, and it is highly recommended to pay to hold and interact with the adorable foxes.🦊 Lina World: Due to its remote location, there are not many visitors, giving it a slightly abandoned amusement park feel, which is great for photography. Due to weather conditions, many rides may not be operational, so be sure to check before you go.🙈 Zao: Another favorite natural onsen destination. In winter, you can ski in Zao or take a cable car to see the snow monsters. The best time to visit Zao is from late January to February, so remember to book early.