Back in the saddle: One week in Japan

And so this trip report comes to an end. We covered a lot of miles but I wouldn't really change anything. Having not travelled for five years and with a very busy home life, I didn't really have much capacity to plan a huge amount in advance. Doing things on the fly was a welcome change for me and forced me out of my comfort zone.

I have left with a reinvigorated sense of excitement for international travel and can't wait to plan out my return to Japan in May next year. With eight days on the ground and only a trip to Fuji-Q for Thomas Land a definite stop I am very open to ideas from my fellow AFFers. Particularly those who have taken a pre-schooler to Japan.

I hope this has been a fun story to follow along. If you have any questions or would like me to provide any further details about anything please don't hesitate to reply to this thread. I will do my best to help where I can

Thanks for following along, or perhaps more fittingly I should say Doumo Arigato Gozaimasu!
 
And so this trip report comes to an end. We covered a lot of miles but I wouldn't really change anything. Having not travelled for five years and with a very busy home life, I didn't really have much capacity to plan a huge amount in advance. Doing things on the fly was a welcome change for me and forced me out of my comfort zone.

I have left with a reinvigorated sense of excitement for international travel and can't wait to plan out my return to Japan in May next year. With eight days on the ground and only a trip to Fuji-Q for Thomas Land a definite stop I am very open to ideas from my fellow AFFers. Particularly those who have taken a pre-schooler to Japan.

I hope this has been a fun story to follow along. If you have any questions or would like me to provide any further details about anything please don't hesitate to reply to this thread. I will do my best to help where I can

Thanks for following along, or perhaps more fittingly I should say Doumo Arigato Gozaimasu!
and thanks for the TR - I enjoyed following along
 
And so this trip report comes to an end. We covered a lot of miles but I wouldn't really change anything. Having not travelled for five years and with a very busy home life, I didn't really have much capacity to plan a huge amount in advance. Doing things on the fly was a welcome change for me and forced me out of my comfort zone.

I have left with a reinvigorated sense of excitement for international travel and can't wait to plan out my return to Japan in May next year. With eight days on the ground and only a trip to Fuji-Q for Thomas Land a definite stop I am very open to ideas from my fellow AFFers. Particularly those who have taken a pre-schooler to Japan.

I hope this has been a fun story to follow along here. If you have any questions or would like me to provide any further details about anything please don't hesitate to reply to this thread. I will do my best to help where I can

Thanks for following along, or perhaps more fittingly I should say Doumo Arigato Gozaimasu!
Last year, I took my little one to Tokyo. The Ueno Zoo was a great spot, especially the kids' area with the pandas. KidZania in Toyosu was also a big hit with us.
 
Happy special birthday, @Wanderlust_tim and thank you for taking us along on the birthday adventure. I thoroughly enjoyed the virtual trip and finding some new possibilities for future travel. Hope your little one enjoys his Thomas gifts.

Thank you @BriarFlyer, he loved them and has been very earnestly telling me that he wants to go with me on future trips overseas.

Last year, I took my little one to Tokyo. The Ueno Zoo was a great spot, especially the kids' area with the pandas. KidZania in Toyosu was also a big hit with us.

This looks great, particularly the English Wednesday sessions. Thanks @borez
 
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