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    Japan with kids! 3 day itinerary in TOKYO



    Japan with kids! 3 day itinerary in TOKYO

    Welcome to our first vlog ever! We’re Javi and Gabi and we traveled with our baby and toddler from Belgium to Japan for 2 weeks. We’re also expecting baby #3! Join us as we explore the first 3 days of our family trip in TOKYO. All itinerary details and links can be found below.

    Day 1:
    Washoku restaurant: https://washoku.site/cookingclass
    Sensō-ji Temple: https://www.senso-ji.jp/
    Sumida River Promenade in Asakusa
    Hoppy Street in Asakusa

    Day 2:
    Yoyogi Park
    Sushi no Midori Shibuya: https://www.sushinomidori.co.jp/shops/shibuya/
    Shibuya Crossing
    Shibuya Sky: https://www.shibuya-scramble-square.com/sky/ticket/
    L’Occitane Café Shibuya: https://shorturl.at/pliCa
    teamLab Planets: https://www.teamlab.art/e/planets/

    Day 3:
    Shirohige’s Cream Puff Factory – Kichijoji: http://www.shiro-hige.net/
    Inokashira Park
    Hinadoriyama Restaurant: https://www.hinatoriyama.com/
    Candlelight concert: https://shorturl.at/jRLnv

    Where we stayed:
    Asakusa Tobu Hotel: https://shorturl.at/Kz5hW

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    18 Comments

    10. @いわとあまの on

      子供連れの旅だと東京、京都、奈良のいずれの都市においても一番楽しめる観光地ばかりでしたね。選択眼が優れていると感じました。余裕があれば、瀬戸内海のフェリーの旅がお勧めです。

    12. @GOTTON-q7p on

      WELCOME　TO　JAPAN　CUTEBABY　私は大阪在住ですが、久しぶりに同じ所へ旅行に行きました、日本を楽しんで大阪にも来てね！

    14. @zebrah4279 on

      0:05
      As a Japanese, I have to explain the object on the left rear.
      No matter who looks at it, it's obviously "golden poop" and is a tourist attraction in Japan that expresses the Japan's poop spirit.
      It was designed by French designer PHILIPPE STARCK, a world-famous designer who was inspired by Japan's poop spirit.

      Some conspiracy theorists believe that this symbol represents "the burning heart of Asahi Breweries LTD. as it soars into the new millennium."
      However, if someone see this and feels something other than "It's poop…!", then they must have some kind of problem.

    16. @littlechickenstudio on

      🌸 Welcome to the start of our Japan family travel adventure! 🇯🇵✨ Join us as we explore this incredible country with our baby and toddler. If you’re excited to see how we manage travel with little ones, make sure to subscribe so you don’t miss the rest of this series!

      👉 Question for you: Have you traveled internationally with young kids, or is it on your bucket list? Let us know in the comments 💬

      We’re thrilled to share this journey with you—stay tuned for more episodes and family-friendly travel tips! 🚀👨‍👩‍👧‍👦💕

    18. @supaflymo on

      Question, how was the hotel situation? Did you wish you were closer to Shinjuku? Was it fine? I am making this trip soon with the same size family as yours, and the hotels are so confusing. Not used to twin size beds everywhere, what feedback would you give me?

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