The museum has a bit of a vintage vibe and a lot of character. It doesn’t feel overly commercial.
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Universal Studios Japan
Universal Studios Japan, nicknamed “USJ”, is a large-scale theme park with entertainment for everyone, both children and adults alike. The park is separated into different areas, each with a different theme from popular titles across the world.
The little shops in the mall near the park are super convenient.
You can grab food, drinks, and pick up souvenirs all in one place.
After you’re done at Universal, it’s fun to walk around there again.
The overall vibe is nice, and it’s a pretty good spot to sit down, relax, and have a meal. -
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Ueno Zoo
This is Japan’s first ever zoo, founded in 1882. Despite its urban setting in the heart of Tokyo, it still keeps a lush, natural environment as well as about 3,000 different animal friends of some 300 different species.
Overall, this is a classic Tokyo spot. Even if you're not a huge animal lover, it's definitely worth visiting at least once.
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Aizuya Lalaport EXPOCITY
Founded in 1933, Aizuya is a legendary takoyaki shop with over 90 years of history. Originally, it served “Radio-yaki”-batter balls filled with beef tendon and konnyaku-but when the founder added octopus inspired by Akashi-yaki from Hyogo, takoyaki as we know it today was born.
Their takoyaki is all about the original flavor.
The outside is soft and bouncy, not the crispy type.
It tastes great even without any sauce, and it feels light and not greasy.
Portion size is just right, and the food comes out pretty fast.
It’s super convenient if you just want a quick bite or something to eat while walking around.
When your legs are tired from shopping and you grab a tray here, it’s the kind of place that instantly lifts your mood.
