(Nơi tham quan)

On our first day, we took a city tour bus which lasted for 3 hours. The bus took us to so many must-see/ iconic places of interests/ attractions in Tokyo. We just sat back and got an overview of famous sights on the bus. I was so thrilled to see the Tokyo Tower, the National Park, and the People’s Square. I’ve watched them so so many times on moviesthat when I finally saw them in real life, it literally took my breath away/ it was beyond description.

(Nói về giao thông -> môi trường)

I was quite impressed by how clean and organized the city is. Unlike Hanoi, there are very few motorbikes cars on the streets. Most city dwellers often choose to use public transportation, such as subway and MRT, which is very efficient, and they can reach almost every corner of the city with buses. Later I found out the reason why the city is kept so clean is because its citizens are highly/ strongly aware of environmental issues, so they want to travel in a sustainable way and reduce their carbon footprint.

(Mua sắm và ăn uống)

Then when we got off the bus, we wandered around the city to explore the local life and culture here.

One of the most amazing things about this city is that there are countless places to go shopping.Home to iconic shopping districts, as well as thousands of shops and markets, it is a perfect place to indulge in a little retail therapy/ shop till drop.

There is a massive range of different foods here, too, due to the number of different cultures. The city is filled with great restaurants, from local specialties to international cuisines,and we tried different cuisines on each meal, and all of them are very mouthwatering.

For me, Tokyo is a very clean, safe, and stunning city with plenty to do!