From Shinjuku,Ikebukuro, Shibuya To Nikko station * Route to Nikko o First, get on “Shonan-Shinjuku Line” from Shinjuku, Ikebukuro, Shibuya to Ohmiya. o Second, get on Tohoku Shinkansen from Ohmiya to Utsunomiya. o And, you get on JR Nikko Line From Utsunomiya to Nikko. * Price : ¥4,820 (fare :¥2,520 + shinkansen express fee: ¥2,300) * Duration : about 2 hours From Asakusa To Tobu Nikko station * You can go to Tobu Nikko station directly from Tobu Asakusa Station * Price : ¥2,620 (fare :¥1,320 + express fee: ¥1,300) * Duration : about 2 hours

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if you get cheap electrical appliances, you will go to Akihabara. This information is little bit old. In Tokyo, we want to go to Ikebukuro. Above all, This shop ,Big Camera Outlet , is very cheap. You can get electrical appliances Everyday Outlet Price here. If you want to buy something, check the rate in here at first and compare other shop.

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Can't get over! Free Alcohol Izakaya! You can drink you want, and no need to think about money! Nothing less than a revolution! That's why this izakaya shop name is Izakaya Kakumei! (Kakumei means Revolution in Japanese!)

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This ticket will be useful for your sightseeing in center of Hiroshima city. You can take a tram whole day free(only one day). Adult:600yen, Child:300yen You can buy Hiroden counter at Hiroshima station or Hiroshima Bus center.

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If you want to spend more time to Miyajima, you should get this ticket. Including all tram, miyajima ferry, miyajima ropeway all free 2days. Adult:2000yen, Child:1000yen You can buy Hiroden counter at Hiroshima station or Hiroshima Bus center.

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Kumano-cho is famous for the manufacture of brushes called "Kumano-fude" (Kumano-brush). Here is open brushes factory and you can see traditional manufacture of brushes maker face to face. Kumano brush is one of the best quality in all over the world, so famous brands, for example CHANEL, Christian Dior, use their makeup brushes.

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You can have an experience activity to make Japanese paper(washi in Japanese) here. If you have enough time to go here, try to make Japanese paper. Washi is generally tougher than ordinary paper made from wood pulp, and is used in many traditional arts. Origami, Shodo, and Ukiyo-e were all produced using washi. Washi was also used to make various everyday goods like clothes, household goods, and toys as well as vestments and ritual objects for Shinto priests and statues of Buddha.

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Very nice and great view of Tsunoshima. The bridge stretch straight ahead on the very beautiful sea. It's not famous in Japan, but you can feel nice sea breeze.

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Okonomiyaki is the most famous local food in Hiroshima. Okonomiyaki is a Japanese savoury pancake containing a variety of ingredients. Hassho is the best one in Hiroshima, I think. It's worth to wait for eat this Okonomiyaki.

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Fudoin temple is not famous, but so nice temple. This temple is Hiroshima's only national treasure. Especially pretty in early April when the cherry blossoms are in full bloom. Access is Bus or Astram Line. Bus: From Hiroshima Station, take bus bound for Hesaka and get off at Fudoin-mae. From there, it's a 2-minute walk. Astram Line: From Kencho-mae (front of Prefectural Government office), take Astram Line bound for Koiki Koen (Hiroshima Regional Park) and get off at Fudoin-mae. From there, it's a 1 minute walk.

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