Yes, I’d say so! You can still get in the mood with the music and film recommendations and you might actually have some time to read the recommended literature. The guide includes few chapters for adults only, like nail salons, fashion brands/shops etc. I even recommend a whole list of night cafe’s and small clubs (and babysitters for the parents). At last: all recommended restaurants we visit with or without children. It’s more that children are welcome.

Yes! This guide shows places where young children are welcome, but they are not necessarily for young children only. I would go to the coffee shops and (45!) restaurants with but also without children. Also the activities are suitable for most ages. Of course there are also some chapters that you might skip, but there is plenty of information that is very useful! I’d even recommend it to people without children.

This guide is a ‘niche’ guide. It is special! It gives lots of information on specific areas and goes into details and depth. It will give you a local experience and no doubt an unforgettable one. However, if you are in Tokyo for the first time, you might want to research the major touristic attractions as I hardly mention those. I make a lot of fun of Disney Land but of course I totally understand you want to go there too!

No, it doesn’t. In my experience all children have such different needs and capabilities and then there is the age range from 0 – 12 years old. However, I do advice on combining certain activities in the guide. If you are looking for a personal itinerary, you can always email me!

Yes! I eat vegan myself. Although it can be challenging in Japan, there are lots of vegetarian and vegan options and I’ve included quite some of them. I also advice on how to order in restaurants if you want to eat vegetarian / vegan.

All the time! Every time I discover new hotels or restaurants I update the guide immediately and you’ll see it immediately. This is one of the pro’s of an online guide!