Hey everyone!! I'm curious to learn more about ppl travel habits and preferences, so I'm doing some research to better understand if you have some particular passion when traveling. Would be great if you could take 1 minute of your time to tell me what you love doing when abroad. Me: My main goal is to connect with people and have a local experience, so I always open Couchsurfing app to connect with other travelers and locals to meet. Also, I'm passionate about architecture and history, so I spend a pretty good time walking around and reading about the place I'm visiting. Food for me it's not that important, so it's the kind of experience I could skip. And what about you? :)

Hi Everyone, It's my first time visiting Japan, with wife & kids (13 and 14) and I'd love some tips for things to do/visit during our short 11 days there. We land in Tokyo and plan to go to Osaka as well (and maybe Kyoto). Some of the things we already plan to do: ● teamLab Planets ● Himeji Castle ● Ride the Shinkansen from Tokyo to Osaka ● Universal Studios ● Tokyo Tower or Skytree I've heard some people rave about Akihabara & Odaiba, while other say they are skippable - whats your opinion? Our kids (and me, tbh) favour experiences over temples/museums. We'd like to visit a themed cafe or two - recommendations? Thanks.