How many days is your trip?
If you include travel/flying days it’s 21 days: 12 full days spent in Tokyo, 1 day to travel from Tokyo to TDR, and 4 days spent at the parks
12 days in Tokyo or 12 days traveling around Japan? That seems like al of time in Tokyo.
Never enough days in Tokyo. There's just so much to do!
Our itinerary is on the first post of this thread if you’re interested. We will be staying in Tokyo that whole time but taking day trips on some days. We have a 4 year old and plan to take things pretty slow.
You just need some sort of wifi or cellular data access.
Thanks. To clarify, we will have normal data access with our international plan, would be sufficient? (Sorry if I seem dense, but I just cannot seem to fully understand this data stuff.)
That should be fine, assuming your international plan is reasonably priced and doesn’t charge by the amount of data used. You just want to be able to receive phone calls, texts, emails and look at the internet like you would at home.
We get about 5 gb of high speed international data and then it switches to a lower speed so we decided to get the pocket wifi.
If you don’t me asking are you staying in air bnb or a hotel. I’m thinking 3 nights at the Grand Hyatt and 3 nights at TDL and then Will move on to Osaka, Kyoto and Hiroshima. We only have two weeks. I wish we had longer
We’re staying in a house. We like to have a kitchen and laundry when we stay somewhere.
Which site did you rent through? Sorry for all the questions. I don't know if that would work for me. I kind of need a gym. I can't run anymore due to meniscus tear. I kind of go nutso if I can't get on a elliptical and do weights everyday. I used to run every day and do marathons. I need my cardio workout or I don't feel right.
Some hotels have laundromats, referred to as "coin laundries". The hotel website should list whether they do or not.
We had this problem in Germany last year lol. We stayed places that had a washer/dryer combo in the room and it was so hard to figure out what each mode was for even with google translate. It also took all day for the clothes to dry. Luckily the place we’re staying at in Tokyo has English directions next to the washer and dryer.
Haha! I live in Germany! Driers are actually not that common here. That’s why small places don’t have space for them. And these washer/drier combos are horrible. If you go to a German hardware store they will tell you not to waste Your money on them as it takes ages for stuff to dry. Our driers are mainly working without an external exhaust for the steam, so it takes longer to beginn with anyway.
