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Van life was brilliant, but after two weeks sleeping in car parks, we needed the opposite. A proper bed, a shower whenever we wanted, and Tokyo - one of the most electric cities on earth. Parasite museums, earthquake simulators, sake vending machine bars, maid cafes, 20,000 fireworks over the Sumida River, and midnight ramen. This is everything we did, what it cost, and why Tokyo is absolutely mental in the best way.

Complete cost breakdown: £2,343.72 for two people (£84 per person per day).

⏱️ TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 - Van Life to Tokyo Life
3:37 - Small Worlds Tokyo, Toyosu Fish Market & Traditional Breakfast
5:22 - Parasite Museum & Oedo Vintage Market
7:24 - Shibuya Crossing & Midnight Ramen
13:48 - Sake Vending Machine Bar & Tokyo Skytree
17:24 - Imperial Palace & Okinawan Street Festival
18:02 - Earthquake Simulator & Sumida River Fireworks
24:50 - Complete Cost Breakdown & Final Thoughts

🗼 WHAT WE COVERED:
Small Worlds Tokyo • Toyosu Fish Market • Odaiba Statue of Liberty • Tsumugi traditional breakfast (18 dishes) • Tsukiji Outer Market • Ginza shopping district • Itoya (12-floor stationery store) • Uniqlo flagship store • Takoyaki street food • Akasaka neighborhood • Tokyo Tower at night • Parasite Museum (8.8m tapeworm!) • Nakameguro Park • Oedo Antique Market (Japan's largest) • Tokyo Station • Shibuya Crossing • Late-night ramen • Yoyogi Park • Meiji Shrine • Takeshita Street • Harajuku • Yanaka Ginza (survived WWII) • Nezu Shrine (red torii tunnels) • Yanaka Cemetery • Tennōji Temple • Maid bar in Akihabara • Sensoji Temple (founded 628 AD) • Nakamise Shopping Street • Don Quijote • Sake vending machine bar • Peanuts Café • Samoyed Café • Gotokuji Cat Temple (birthplace of Maneki-neko) • Setagaya Hachimangu Shrine • Tokyo Skytree (634m tall, Mount Fuji views) • Imperial Palace outer gardens • Tokyo Fire Department Disaster Prevention Center • Sumida River Fireworks Festival (1 million+ people) • Golden Gai (200+ tiny bars) • Shinjuku nightlife • Kabukicho • Cup Noodle Museum in Yokohama • Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse • Yokohama Chinatown • Cosmo World & Cosmo Clock 21 Ferris wheel

💰 COMPLETE COST BREAKDOWN (14 DAYS, 2 PEOPLE):

ACCOMMODATION: £1,173.35
Airbnb in Akasaka with Tokyo Tower view (14 nights)

RESTAURANTS & BARS: £471.79
Traditional breakfasts, street food, midnight ramen, Golden Gai drinks, sake tasting

SHOPPING: £285.39
Souvenirs, antiques, Don Quijote runs, gifts

TRANSPORT: £95.33
Tokyo Metro passes, trains to Yokohama (bullet train to Kanazawa not included)

ENTERTAINMENT: £161.35
Tokyo Skytree, museums, Samoyed Café, maid bar, Ferris wheel, arcades

GROCERIES: £138.82
Convenience store runs, breakfast supplies, snacks

OTHER: £17.69
Laundry, ATM fees

GRAND TOTAL: £2,343.72
Per person per day: £84

Bitcoin: ~3,590,039 sats (January 2026 rate)

🌍 ABOUT PROJECT LIVE A LOT:
We left the UK in June 2025 with no return ticket. This is episode 3 of our Japan series (3 months total).

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