Must-visit Tokyo Tourist Sites Along the Yamanote Line

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Tokyo (and any major Japanese cities for that matter) is highly dependent on its rail network. And luckily, the Yamanote Line conveniently whisks tourists to many of the city's major landmarks and attractions. This video recommends just a small percentage of the many places you can visit.
The easiest way to travel is by using the Suica Card or the Pasmo Card, both IC cards.
Thanks for watching and hope this video helps you with your travel planning in Tokyo.
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[@christiangaier]

Well done! Thanks!

[@peacevkw]

I'll be in Tokyo in late November 2024. 6 nights in total including a day trip to Hakone. I feel it is very short trip but as a first timer to Tokyo I feel just nice. What do you think?

[@village_mayor]

Hello! I think it is more than enough time. Tbh you will never finish seeing everything in Tokyo since there's so much to explore. Hakone is also a good day trip, as you can do the loop back to Tokyo within one day. As noted in the video, taking the Yamanote Line gets you to most landmarks, or at least a quick transfer to other train or subway lines. Late November can't come quickly enough!