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Nighttime in Tokyo
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2010/8/5 23:49
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I'll be solo in Tokyo for about 5 days. I was wondering what are some things I can do at night/evening to kill some time. I don't drink or really like to go to clubs and all the searches I've tried pretty much tell you to go to a bar or a club.
Mostly looking for good sites to walk around or cool things to see (shows, places to eat, etc) not really too picky about where/what they are so long I can make the train home at night in time and in the Tokyo area.
Thx in advance
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by Wes2004
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Id be curious to know as well. When I was in tokyo, it seemed like everything was closed by about 6pm! I guess there's always karaoke.
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by AlanC
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- Tokyo Metropolitan Government building's observatory (Shinjuku): One of the towers is open till 23:00
- Roppongi Hills (Roppongi): Mori Art Museum is open till 22:00 on most days.
- Tokyo Mid-Town (Roppongi): Suntory Museum of Art is open till 20:00 Wed. through Sat.
- Venus Fort outlet mall (Odaiba): Shops open till 21:00 I believe.
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by AK
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Other suggestions
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2010/8/6 23:50
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Odaiba is a nice place to walk and have some night views of Tokyo bay. Also you could have a ride in the ferris wheel there. Or perhaps you could go to the ferris wheel in Korakuen (the amusement park by the Tokyo Dome). This park has other rides and attractions as well, and is open quite late in the evenings.
Yokohama is very nice to wander around in evenings as well, especially around the harbour and in Chinatown.
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by Sarah (guest)
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disney land
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2010/8/7 03:24
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disney land opens by 22:00. and night fee is cheaper than all-day. but many couples might make you sentimental.
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by gonta (guest)
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Ueno can be quite nice at night. There are sports bars where you can watch sport and talk to people, if mingling with Japanese locals interests you. There's also various jazz and music places where you can watch local bands.
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by Hmm (guest)
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