Tokyo is all the rage these days, and for good reason — it’s the world’s fashion capital with plenty of great spots for photography, shopping, and sightseeing. Among Hong Kong travelers, Tokyo is surely one of the top three favorite destinations. With the rise of budget airlines in recent years, flying to Tokyo has become more affordable and there are more options than ever. But what’s the coolest way to explore Tokyo? How do you travel in style? And where are the best photo spots? This time, Fever Travel launches its “Cities You Can See” special series, introducing one city at a time and curating the most comprehensive and up-to-date information for you.
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This lazy guide is divided into: Flights | Accommodation | Itinerary | Internet Access | Popular Attractions
Tokyo Flights What counts as cheap?
Currently, budget airlines flying to Tokyo include HK Express, Jetstar, and Vanilla Air. For traditional carriers with direct flights, there’s Cathay Pacific, ANA, and Japan Airlines. When choosing an airline, what should you pay attention to, and what are the extra fees for budget airlines? Fever Travel has created achartlisting direct flight schedules, baggage fees, and the latest lowest prices for easy comparison, making your choice much simpler.More info
First-time to Tokyo? Visiting again? What are your best options?
Whether you’re visiting Tokyo for the first time or you’re a seasoned traveler, Fever Travel has curated different types of itineraries for everyone — froma selection of 10 popular attractionsto“hipster”routes, and evenquirky architecturespots. Feel free to find the one that suits you best.More info
Free Night View Spots — No Need to Wander Around c?/strong>
When inTokyo, you don’t have to visit famous towers to get great night views. This time, Fever Travel has rounded up 5 free spots where you can still capture stunning nightscapes.More info
Budget Stays in Tokyo3Dayou Wenqing Hostel 300There’s a deal to be found!
Although the yen remains weak, Tokyo, like Hong Kong, faces a “land issue,” making accommodation inevitably a significant expense. Want to stay both affordable and stylish? Here are 3 V-style boutique hostels that are design-forward, award-winning, and all under $300!More info
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