Triple Toddlers In Tokyo
Want to know more about the book? I made a video where I talk a bit about the book and give some tips about what you will get and what to expect from Tokyo.
We have traveled a lot in Japan over the past 15 years, and while our kids were toddlers we learned a lot about what to do to get the most out of your trip.
At the Tokyo Fire Brigade annual showcase, where you can put out a fire even if you are three.
Japan is a very child-friendly place, and there are many events which your kids will
love. You may not have thought about them in advance, but the local tourist office will be happy to give you recommendations (in English). Both for events your kids will enjoy and about places they will like - and not like so much.
love. You may not have thought about them in advance, but the local tourist office will be happy to give you recommendations (in English). Both for events your kids will enjoy and about places they will like - and not like so much.
Sparrow dancing at the Aoba Matsuri in Sendai, the biggest city in the Tohoku region.
Of course, Japan is not like your home. Sometimes, it feels like you have not just traveled to a different country, but to a different planet. Things are so different in Japan that it is hard to make sense of them sometimes. Maybe not for your kids, who will be as adaptable as children anywhere. But for you.
At the Iwaki Aquarium in Fukushima, where the warm water from Okinawa meet the cold stream from north of Hokkaido.
That is why I wrote a book, not about what we have experienced during 15 years in Japan with three kids, but about how our experiences can help you navigate Tokyo. “Take Your Toddlers To Tokyo” is both a handbook in how to survive Japan, and explanations of what you will see and meet in the most exciting city in the world.
The ebook is now available for (you can choose which store to get it from on the linked book page). And that is where you can get the pocket book too!!
