Japan and Singapore in 2012

This is an old video from 2012 and reflections on what to recommend in Tokyo and Kyoto.

Tokyo suggestions

Key Fish Markets in Tokyo
Tsukiji Outer Market: Known for its bustling,, old-school atmosphere, this market remains the go-to destination for street food, including fresh sea urchin, oyster, and tamagoyaki (omelet). It is open daily except for Sundays and some Wednesdays.
Toyosu Market: Opened in 2018, this high-tech facility is the main wholesale hub where the famous tuna auctions take place, viewable from dedicated observation areas.

Shibuya Crossing: Experience the world’s busiest intersection and get panoramic views from Shibuya Sky.
Harajuku: Explore Takeshita Street for quirky fashion, street food, and animal cafes, then find peace at the nearby Meiji Jingu Shrine.
Asakusa & Senso-ji Temple: Tokyo’s oldest temple, Nakamise-dori market, and traditional atmosphere.
Akihabara: The electric town for anime, manga, electronics, and gaming culture.

https://traveldudes.com/yodobashi-akiba-the-worlds-largest-electronics-store-is-in-tokyo/' %} Kyoto Kinkaku-ji (Golden Pavilion): A Zen temple whose top two floors are completely covered in gold leaf. Kiyomizu-dera Temple: A UNESCO World Heritage site known for its large wooden stage offering panoramic city views. Gion District: The historic, lantern-lit district famous for its traditional wooden machiya houses and potential sightings of geiko or maiko (geisha). Snow Monkey park - walk around with the snow monkeys. To feed them, you get into a cage. <https://en.japantravel.com/kyoto/kyoto-s-wild-monkey-park/20734>