party till 6 in the moring

a lot of cheap places to eat at the train station

Disney Sea. The only one in the world!

Fascinating place, very expensive. Would love to spend more time there. Worth working out how to use the subway.

Inokashira park: on weekdays for peace; on weekends for bustle.

Kagurazaka: old Japan scenes/eats in a contemporary context.

do some googling for both.

If u want to save money but still want to be in the centre of it all, I suggest staying in Shinjuku, Tokyo. It's a 15 min train ride from Tokyo city, but it has all the night life... If you are coming from Nairita Airport - Take the Nairita Express train, a cab will cost you a fortune and take 2 hours. Just make sure you know where you want to go as the subway is extremely busy all hours of the day and night. Not everyone speaks english so it can be difficult to work out how to get to where you want to go. Go into some quiet little Sake Bars for dinner, I guarentee it's a great experience! and so cheap too. On the other side of the train station is all the night life, red light district, clubs, bars, shopping, restaurants and excitement. Shopping is open till 10-11 pm everynight. Go into Tokyo city on a Friday night, the place is amazing. The cars, the shopping, the people, the food, the highrise buildings, the lights and the rich!! The place is bursting with excitement, I assure you will be like a little kid in a lolly shop with all the bright lights of this bustling city... Bring a camera!

Get a place to sleep before you arrive unless you're fluent in Japanese !

if you gonna save some money for the musseum or maybe a katana, stay in a hostal, they are cheepers and confortable, the only problemo its that you cant arrive late at night...but you meet a lot of people from other contries : )

Sakura Hostel is one of the best hostels Ive been to with a wonderful location in Asakusa.

Wow! So much to say about Tokyo, so little space, it's a really cool place. I really didn't want to leave it, I can't believe how big it is!