8 day itinerary
Tokyo
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Itinerary
Tokyo is a fantastic city for families, and with a baby in tow, you can still enjoy all the magic it has to offer. Here’s a delightful 8-day itinerary that balances fun, relaxation, and baby-friendly activities. Let’s dive in!
Day 1: Arrival in Tokyo
Morning:
- Arrive at Narita or .
- Take the Narita Express or the Limousine Bus to your hotel. If you’re staying in Shinjuku or Shibuya, the Limousine Bus is super convenient with baby strollers.
Hotel Recommendation:
- : Family-friendly with spacious rooms and a great location.
- : Perfect for families, right in the heart of Shibuya.
Afternoon:
- Check into your hotel and take some time to rest.
- Stroll around the neighborhood to get your bearings. is a lovely spot for a leisurely walk with a stroller.
Dinner:
- : A unique ramen experience where you can enjoy delicious noodles in a private booth. They have baby-friendly seating options.
Day 2:
Morning:
- Head to ! Take the JR Keiyo Line from to Maihama Station (about 15-20 minutes). The park is very stroller-friendly.
Afternoon:
- Enjoy the attractions! Don’t miss “It’s a Small World” and “Pooh’s Hunny Hunt” – both are great for little ones.
- Take breaks in the baby care rooms available throughout the park.
Lunch:
- : Offers a variety of options, including kid-friendly meals.
Evening:
- Stay for the evening parade and fireworks if your baby is up for it!
Dinner:
- : A cozy spot in the park with hearty Japanese comfort food.
Day 3:
Morning:
- After a fun day at Disneyland, it’s time for DisneySea! It’s just a short walk from Disneyland.
Afternoon:
- Explore the unique attractions like “Aquatopia” and “Toy Story Mania.” The park is designed with a nautical theme, and it’s beautiful!
Lunch:
- : A lovely sit-down restaurant with a great view and baby-friendly options.
Evening:
- Enjoy the nighttime show, “Fantasmic!” if your baby is still awake.
Dinner:
- : A casual dining option with Italian cuisine.
Day 4: Asakusa and Ueno
Morning:
- Visit in Asakusa. The area is stroller-friendly, and the temple is a must-see!
Lunch:
- : Famous for its sukiyaki, and they have high chairs available.
Afternoon:
- Head to . It’s a great place for a stroll, and you can visit the Ueno Zoo if you’re up for it!
Dinner:
- : A casual soba noodle shop that’s family-friendly.
Day 5: Shibuya and Harajuku
Morning:
- Explore the iconic and take a photo with Hachiko.
Lunch:
- : There are various dining options with a view of the crossing.
Afternoon:
- Head to Harajuku and visit . It’s stroller-friendly, and you can enjoy some crepes from the street vendors!
Dinner:
- : A fun, colorful dining experience that’s great for kids.
Day 6:
Morning:
- Take the Yurikamome Line to . The ride offers stunning views of the Rainbow Bridge!
Lunch:
- : Home to the giant Gundam statue and various dining options.
Afternoon:
- Visit , an interactive art museum that’s visually stimulating for all ages.
Dinner:
- : Try different types of takoyaki in a fun setting.
Day 7: and
Morning:
- Explore , the electronics district. It’s stroller-friendly, and you can pop into some shops.
Lunch:
- : A themed café that’s fun and family-friendly.
Afternoon:
- Head to for some shopping. The shopping complex has a rooftop garden that’s perfect for a break.
Dinner:
- : A renowned sushi restaurant with options for families.
Day 8: Departure
Morning:
- Depending on your flight time, you can do some last-minute shopping or visit a nearby park.
Lunch:
- : Grab a bento box from one of the many shops in the station for a delicious meal on the go.
Afternoon:
- Head to the airport via the Narita Express or Limousine Bus.
Transport Recommendations:
- Suica or Pasmo Card: Get these prepaid cards for easy travel on trains and buses. They’re super convenient and can be used for purchases at many stores.
- Stroller-Friendly Transport: Most trains and buses in Tokyo are stroller-friendly, but be mindful of peak hours when they can get crowded.
Final Tips:
- Always check for baby care facilities in parks and attractions.
- Consider bringing a lightweight stroller for easier navigation.
- Enjoy the delicious Japanese cuisine, and don’t hesitate to ask for baby-friendly options!
I hope this itinerary helps you have a magical time in Tokyo with your little one! Safe travels! 🌸✨