I'll be traveling to Japan for the first time in my life and I'm super excited! I'm coming from Europe - and I don't know anything about Japan besides the great snow for snowboarding. Obviously, I'm reading a lot and trying to prepare and research as much as possible - but it gets very overwhelming at times. I'll be happy to get some first-hand tips. 1) One week in Tokyo – what are your top things to see / eat / do I should add to my list? 2) Most important things to know about the Japanese culture – unwritten rules, respectful or disrespectful behaviours, etc.? 3) Internet – I will need reliable internet to use for work. What are your top tips if the accommodation doesn't have strong wi-fi? 4) I'll spend 2 months near Madarao Winter Resort for snowboarding. Any tips about winter sports in Japan? 5) Any tours, tour guides, experiences you can recommend? Links to any of your blog articles or videos are very welcome.

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.