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Explore Tokyo Like a Pro 🚄✨ This trip was all about next-level digital art, luxury stays, stylish shopping, and jaw-dropping views! TeamLab Planets TOKYO’s immersive installations blew my mind, Tokyo Tower lit up the cityscape, and staying at The Tokyo Station Hotel felt like living in a palace — plus Ginza’s high-end shopping is always a treat. Top Spots to Visit: TeamLab Planets TOKYO (Toyosu 6-1-16, Koto-ku) is a must! The interactive art here is nothing short of surreal and it’s open 08:30–22:00 most days (¥193 admission). Tip: Wear shorts or skirts you don’t mind getting wet as some exhibits have water features! The Tokyo Station Hotel (Chiyoda-ku Marunouchi 1-9-1) is perfect for convenience — you can access Tokyo Station from the lobby. The breakfast is phenomenal (think Japanese-Western fusion)! Loved the elegant vibe and world-class service. Ginza (Chuo City, Tokyo 104-0061) is Tokyo’s luxury shopping mecca. Open 24/7 — go for window shopping, then fuel up with sushi or matcha treats at hidden cafes. Tokyo Tower (4-2-8 Shibakoen, Minato City) remains iconic. It’s open 09:00–23:00 (¥73 admission). For the best photos, visit at sunset when Tokyo glows! Getting Around: Definitely use your JR Pass or Suica card for seamless metro and JR line access. Tokyo Station links you to literally everywhere, so base your stay here. TeamLab Planets is a short train ride from Yurakucho or Tokyo stations. Eat Smart: Don’t skip the hotel breakfast! For lunch in Ginza, treat yourself to kaiten sushi at Ginza Sushiko, or try afternoon tea at the Tokyo Station Hotel lounge for extra splurge vibes. Pro Tips: Booking attractions and tickets in advance via trip.com totally saves time. Cash is still king for smaller shops and cafes. Get the weather app — Tokyo’s showers sneak up in spring/summer! #tokyomagic #teamlabvibes #ginzashopping #tokyostationhotel #tripdotcom
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