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10 CHEAP Luxury Hacks in Tokyo (Feel Rich in Japan 🇯🇵) Budget Travel Guide + Food & Tips Vlog

Tokyo · Creator: Angelica & Aileen Wanders · 18:08

10 CHEAP Luxury Hacks in Tokyo (Feel Rich in Japan 🇯🇵) Budget Travel Guide + Food & Tips Vlog

Notable moments

  1. 01:38 13-Course Lunch Omakase Sushi

    At Sushi Azabu in Tokyo, diners can book a 13-course lunch omakase for $30 per person instead of paying dinner rates over $120. The intimate 10-seat counter allows guests to watch chefs prepare fresh slices of fatty tuna, amberjack, and golden eye snapper right in front of them.

    Sushi Azabu, Tokyo
  2. 03:23 Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo Japanese Garden

    Hotel Chinzanso features a massive Japanese garden complete with waterfalls, koi ponds, a historic three-story pagoda, and artificial mist clouds released every hour. Visitors do not need to be hotel guests or pay an entrance fee to walk through the landscaped grounds.

    Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo, Japan
  3. 04:44 12-Step A5 Wagyu Platter in Asakusa

    Orenoyakiniku in Asakusa offers a 12-step spiral platter of authentic A5 Wagyu cuts for around $105, which splits to roughly $35 per person for three people. The experience includes a variety of highly marbled cuts, including chateaubriand grilled directly at the table.

    Orenoyakiniku Asakusa, Tokyo
  4. 06:28 Luxury 4-Star Stay at Mercure Tokyo Haneda

    Mercure Tokyo Haneda Airport offers premium 4-star accommodations starting around $110 per night for a Superior King Room. Guests receive amenities like free drip coffee, in-room pajamas, air purifiers, deep soaking tubs, and an optional $20 breakfast buffet featuring grilled mackerel and smoked salmon.

    Mercure Tokyo Haneda Airport, Tokyo
  5. 08:27 Tokyo Bay Afternoon Tea Cruise

    For $25 per person, the afternoon tea cruise aboard The Symphony sails Tokyo Bay for an hour, passing landmarks like Rainbow Bridge and Tokyo Tower. The ticket includes unlimited coffee and tea alongside a plated dessert selection featuring blueberry cheesecake, cream puffs, and fresh fruit.

    Tokyo Bay, Tokyo
  6. 10:38 Discounted Gourmet Bento at Mitsukoshi Ginza

    The depachika basement food hall at Mitsukoshi Ginza offers high-end sushi, unagi eel bentos, wagyu, and gourmet pastries at discounted prices, especially after 7:30 PM when discounts reach up to 70% off. Shoppers can take their meals up to the 9th-floor outdoor terrace to eat surrounded by rooftop greenery.

    Mitsukoshi Ginza, Tokyo
  7. 12:18 Skyline Cocktails at Andaz Tokyo Rooftop Bar

    Perched on the 52nd floor, the Rooftop Bar at Andaz Tokyo provides panoramic views of Tokyo Tower and the skyline without an observation deck entrance fee. Signature craft cocktails priced around $18 come with complimentary snacks, heated blankets on plush lounge sofas, and floor-to-ceiling window seating.

    Andaz Tokyo Toranomon Hills, Tokyo
  8. 13:44 Michelin-Recommended Ramen at Tsuta

    Japanese Soba Noodles Tsuta serves Michelin-recognized soy sauce ramen sets for approximately $19 per person. The dish includes perfectly cooked noodles in a rich truffle-infused broth, tender pork slices, wagyu, and an elaborate side plate featuring tamago and gourmet toppings under a delicate culinary foam.

    Japanese Soba Noodles Tsuta, Tokyo
  9. 14:58 Secondhand Luxury Designer Shopping in Ginza

    Ginza is famous for top-tier secondhand luxury boutiques like Komehyo, Ragtag, and Vintage Qoo, where strict Japanese authentication laws guarantee genuine designer goods. Shoppers can browse pre-owned Chanel bags, Rolex watches, and Louis Vuitton accessories in near-mint condition at significantly reduced prices.

    Ginza, Tokyo
  10. 15:54 King Crab Feast at Tsukiji & Ginza Buffet

    At Tsukiji Outer Market, visitors can order individual grilled king crab legs, while the Ginza Happo Buffet offers an all-you-can-eat Hokkaido king crab and snow crab tower for around $80 per person. The buffet price also covers unlimited wagyu, oysters, sushi, sashimi, and an all-you-can-drink alcohol station.

    Tsukiji Outer Market, Tokyo
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