[Japan Guide] 🏮 “A Tokyo Emotional Walk Like Walking Through the Town in Crayon Shin-chan”

#TravelGuide #JapanGuide ⭐Rating (out of 5): ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ ✈️TravelReview: Walking around Tokyo felt like stepping into Shinchan's daily life. The neatly organized alleys, the grass growing between the bricks, the old shops and vending machines, the daily life of this city was a landscape in itself. Even in the large buildings, there were delicate emotions and leisure hidden, so just walking around made my heart melt. The wires shining in the sunlight, the streets with bicycles parked, the quietly passing trains... Every moment felt like a scene from a Japanese animation. 📍How to get there: Take the shuttle bus from Hyatt Regency Tokyo Bay to Shin-Urayasu Station It takes about 25 minutes to Tokyo Station on the JR Keiyo Line From Tokyo Station, take the Marunouchi North Exit and walk along the surrounding alleys, or head towards Yaesu, where Okashi Land is also connected to First Avenue If you have time, I recommend taking a leisurely walk to Marunouchi-Ginza-Tsukiji and seeing the sights 🌿Attractions: The European-style garden of Marunouchi Brick Square The back alleys of Ginza are filled with quiet traditional tea houses and sentimental shops, and the Tsukiji Outer Market is charming with its small snacks and lively streetscape There is a walking course in the Yaesu underground shopping center that is great for walking on rainy days 🏨Hotel: Hyatt Regency Tokyo Bay is located in Urayasu, a little far from the city center, but thanks to this, it offers a quiet and comfortable accommodation environment The duplex suite has a two-story structure that will help you forget the fatigue of your trip It was a spacious space I was able to conveniently go back and forth between Disney Resort and the station using the hotel shuttle The first floor lobby was filled with soft lighting, which was great for ending the day 🍽️Recommended food & restaurants: Brooklyn Roasters Marunouchi near Tokyo Station is a sunny restaurant and a place filled with the scent of coffee Udonya Konpei was where I could experience chewy udon kneaded directly Ginza Akimoto is a Japanese rice bowl specialty restaurant, perfect for when you want a neat meal 🛍️Shopping information: You can buy popular snacks like Tokyo Banana and Premium Pocky at Okashiland in the basement of Tokyo Station And in Ginza, you can also shop for Japanese-themed items such as Tsutaya Books, Muji, and Loft For souvenirs, I like masking tapes, mini posters, and traditional Japanese sweets with an anime feel If you're going to go, choose the Tokyo-only version! 👍🏻Recommended traveler style: People who like walking and are impressed by animation-like scenery Recommended for people who are happier walking along quiet and cute streets rather than crowded big cities 🥰One-line travel destination review: Tokyo is not just a city, it's a place where emotions live. Every day is a series of cute moments like Shinchan's daily life 🍃🏮