Meji Shrine, parks and the Skytree
After another not really restful night (the jetlag continues), on Wednesday we took the subway to Ueno, a district of Tokyo. Here one of the last battles within Japan took...


Published: 15.09.2018
On Friday we took a ride to Yokohama. This used to be one of Japan's most important ports and also where the embassies of other countries were located.
We passed by an amusement park, explored parts of the harbor, and took a water bus ride. Unfortunately, it rained all day so we couldn't see everything as planned.





However, we still visited the foreigner's cemetery and the European quarter, where the European ambassadors used to live.



Afterwards, we went to Yokohama's Chinatown. This is the largest Chinatown in Asia and one of the largest in the world.



Since the mosquitoes had attacked me, we visited a pharmacy back in Tokyo. On the way, we had to cross the most famous intersection in the world in Shibuya and took in the crowds and advertising.



We ended the day at a karaoke bar.