Tokyo lodgings found! … In Saitama.

Seriously.

I should NOT be left alone with a credit card and anxiousness at 3 in the goddamned morning. Because this is what happens.

I’ve booked our accommodations for Japan. Yay?

Meanwhile, I’ll take this opportunity to once again remind everyone that I don’t have a Japanese visa yet.

And yet here we are! 8D

AirBnB search intensifies

So, carrying on from last time, I’m still looking around AirBnB for a place for us to stay at in Tokyo.

And no, I still don’t have a Japanese visa. I haven’t even started the application process yet, and I’m still gathering the documents I need for it.

Ahahahah, yeah, here I go again. ;w;

9 memorable AirBnB listings in Tokyo, Japan that I found

So now that we have plane tickets to Tokyo, I think I’m finally, finally, finally starting to wrap my head around the fact that OH MY GOD, THIS IS HAPPENING. THIS IS REALLY HAPPENING.

After a bout of a mild anxiety attack and hyperventilating, I decided to start looking around for accommodations. Figured I’d get some feelers out there and see what sort of price ranges and features we’re going to be mostly dealing with.

At first, I checked the usual popular hotels, hostels, and inns that I usually see named by my friends who have been to Japan before. They seemed… really standardized, I guess..? So I decided to check AirBnB. After all, I’ve booked with them before, and so far, each place I’ve picked out for our vacations (back when D and I were still dating) have turned out okay.

The search has turned out to be more fun than I thought, and I ended up spending about six hours just sifting through listings. This was how I found these places that even though they’re simply not gonna work out for us for one reason or another, I just couldn’t get them out of my head.