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Nikko is one of the most popular day trip destinations from Tokyo and this video reveals why this town dazzles so many domestic and international tourists. First of all, the cost is very appealing for all the places to see and explore.  Samuel and Audrey paid only about $40 each for a 4-day pass that includes transportation from Tokyo. The couple has arrived in Nikko and are ready to explore the local culture, architecture, and views.

Yanaka is not a town normally heard or talked about among travelers, but the streets of Yanaka is known for a plethora of mom and pop stores of all kinds. This old-fashioned neighborhood is a destination to stroll around and absorb traditional Japanese culture favored by people long for nostalgia.

John takes us on a tour of Toyosu, a newly opened fish market after the old yet famous Tsukiji market retired.  The entire area with spectacular views and very little crowd is a lesser known gem. It is also great place to walk, jog, or run. This is one of the few locations in Tokyo to enjoy panoramic views of the Tokyo bay without having to fight crowd.

Minutes from Jujo station, Jujo Ginza is a go-to place for casual shoppers and street food lovers.  Built in 1979, this shopping street is also called Souzai Tengoku or deli food paradise. Paolo's street food hopping begins.

Paolo reveals some of the hidden spots not found in guide books, yet worth exploring. One of the tips the video host is offering is to start early in the morning.  Walking on quiet streets with few tourists presents different perspectives while discovering many things to appreciate.