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Feb 19, 2024 3:22 am

Konnichiwa from the Japan Switch Team!


Let's dive into some of our fan-favorite articles for the most unique and fun activities around Tokyo in 2024!



Ultimate Guide to Sumo Wrestling

If your interest in the fascinating world of wrestling has been piqued, you’re in luck! Not only can you meet and greet one, you can share a traditional sumo meal together, watch a few professional matches, and learn some of the iconic moves! Or, if you'd like to simply be a spectator at a sumo event, there are six to choose from all over Japan that happen across the year. Read on to find out more!


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Ultimate Guide to Visiting a Haunted House in Japan

Who said that haunted houses are only for Halloween? In Japan, there is a culture among the youth known as kimodameshi which translates to 'test of courage.' While this typically applies to visiting real abandoned and haunted houses, haunted house attractions in Japan can be equally as scary at times! There is even a "haunted house" that comes to you called the "Screaming Ambulance!" Read on for more details and to see if you have what it takes!


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Ultimate Guide to Amusement Parks in Tokyo

Last but not least - did you know that there are more than 233 parks across the country? Whether you want a more outdoor experience with ziplines, a more traditional experience with Mickey and friends, or something that won't empty your wallet for a quick date night idea, there is no shortage of choice. Most people plan for Disneyland and USJ when they travel to Japan, but don't sleep on the other 231 amusement parks!


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Side note: If you're planning on visiting Japan, check out Japan Switch's affordable online and offline Japanese lessons and make sure you're ready to shop, eat, and enjoy Japan without the hassle of umming and ahhing through every conversation!


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