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Tokyo, Volume Two

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  • 130 family places in Tokyo and a day trip away
  • Links to book tickets and rooms, straight from the cards
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Yes. Join The Japan Family Letter, and your welcome email brings a code that takes the price to $0. The 39-page edition is yours to keep, even if you leave the Letter later.

Why does the checkout ask for a card?

The store’s checkout asks for a card on every order, even at $0. With the code, the total is $0 and the card is not charged.

What else will you send me?

One letter a month, near the end of the month: what goes on sale, what opens and closes in Japan, and what is worth booking. Every email has a one-click unsubscribe.

Is it right for my kids’ ages?

Yes, toddlers to teens. Each neighborhood is ranked by age, and cards carry child prices.

What if our dates change?

The countdown runs back from whatever day you fly, so it moves with you.

Is this the same as the website?

No. Each page on the site covers one place. The edition puts 130 in planning order, in one place.

Made by LuNi Travels, who live in Japan. Our own photographs.

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