Cycling Around Mount Fuji

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Note that this photo is a posed shot. You are supposed to cycling anti-clockwise around the lake! Haha If you are deciding between taking the train to Kawaguchiko or driving, you can check out the car rental prices at   https://www.nipponrentacar.co.jp/english/user-guide/reservations.html   and train prices at   http://www.hyperdia.com/ It depends on whether you’re staying overnight at Kawaguchiko and the number of people travelling. Remember to add toll fees of about ¥4200 one way. We decided to rent a car but forgot about the toll fees so it ended up being more expensive. I’d say if you’re staying for one night and there are at least 3 of you, renting a car is a good option. If there are two of you and you want more freedom to move around (such as going to neighbouring places like Oshino Hakkai, Chureito Pagoda, Yamanakako etc) it is also better to rent a car. You should also be warned that traffic is congested upon leaving and arriving at Tokyo. We parked our car at our ryokan Kozan

Tokyo Asakusa: Breaking tiles and Baking Taiyaki (Dec 2018)



If you have already experienced walking through Kaminarimon with the crowd to Sensoji and do not wish to do that again, you can head to the top of the tourist information center for an aerial view of the crowd and a great view of Tokyo Sky Tree nearby. There is a free open area and a cafe.



We saw an episode on NHK world that featured some interesting activities in Asakusa that we wanted very much to try so we hunted down these two which are within walking distance from Asakusa subway station and each other.

You need to make a reservation for the taiyaki experience at the website and you need to pay for each person that enters. Initially I signed up only for one so that the other person can take photos and videos but they didn't allow that.

The tile-breaking is just a walk-in, no reservations required.

I'll let the photos and videos speak for themselves.




Here are the websites we referred to:

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