All Geeks out there! And all foodies! Tokyo is a must see for all of you as you can see awesome tech museums and exhibitions while you can feed yourselves the best sushi’s and ramens on earth.
During my visit in Tokyo, I truly loved the vibe of the city and how comprehensive the transportation (metro) was. I could travel everywhere with metro easily.
And last by not least you can have your best toilet time experience in the city as well 
Hey @EsinHezer ,
That’s a wonderful destination for everyone, in my opinion. New technologies and outstanding solutions and rural areas of this country are a magnificent mixture. I can see that you have experienced the urban life which is my passion during most of my trips. Considering the wide metro network, did you have to jump from one bus to another as well?
Hello @FlameFox I agree with you the city is spectacular I have sticked mostly to the metro option to be honest as it was the most comfortable option for me…
Here’s where I agree with you too, @EsinHezer . The underground systems are pleasant, fast and … better in the big city. However, I am not sure of the crowd situation when speaking about Japan. Did you experience any massive crowds during your stay and what were they like?
Hello @FlameFox ! Well spotted topic! Tokyo is a packed city and especially the busy areas I observed were Akihabara (the electronics shopping town), Shinjuku and the other public areas like zoos, skytree, parks, famous sushi houses etc. However I like to see people around so I was ok with the situation
It is so great to read that it’s not the crowd-mess as it looks on the pictures and as it has been described all over the web. The rush hours can truly be a nightmare - that I can understand but still, it’s nice to have the full vision upon visit. Hearing you saw the Akihabara and the other location simply makes me write: ‘Tell us more! Show us more on this forum!’ It’s just a request. Please, don’t take it as an order, @EsinHezer . Tokyo is a vibrant curious location worth as many details as possible.
