based on 48 experiences from female travelers
Rabia
United Arab Emirates
Travelled with a friend during autumn, found the place to be safe to go out at night. We were mostly at touristy spots. It was very busy, we'd go early morning around 8am otherwise its packed to the point you cant breathe. Food is amazing, i loved eating ramen noodles everyday. Lots of halal options too. Most people dont speak english unfortunately. I like the city vibes. The kimono experience is a must, did a matcha ceremony too. For go karting you need international license, it was scary...
Posted: July 8, 2026Experienced: October, 2023Janet
United States
Had such a blast in Tokyo! This was my 5th time there but with a new group so I tried to mix up new stuff and also tourist attractions! Weather was cold but that's my favorite. Tokyo is my favorite city!
Posted: May 25, 2026Experienced: January, 2026Miriam
United States
My sister stays in Japan but I usually met her when we were going to meet. It was very safe for me even if she wasn't round. I got lost plenty 😅. She stays outside Tokyo, I stayed in Akihabara Electric Town at a hostel.
Posted: March 10, 2026Experienced: July, 2024Chloe
Papua New Guinea
My first solo travel at 19, I lived there for 3 months and loved it. Exploring, trying all the foods, visiting temples, going to the mountains and onsens, etc. Can't wait to go back as now I haven't been in 10 years.
Posted: March 8, 2026Experienced: February, 2009Based on 29 reports
Based on 29 reports
I’ve traveled many countries, and the safest I’ve felt over all is still Japan. As a woman, I dont enjoy traveling to countries that i constantly have to worry about just existing. Although the Japanese can get onto you about cultural things, not once (twice I’ve done) did I have to think about my safety even at night.
Posted: July 14, 2026Kai
Just be careful around shibuya (takeshita street) there’s a lot of african people who are aggressive and will scam you. They usually come up to you at night so please if you see one get away immediately
Posted: January 28, 2026It’s generally safe compared to most major cities in the world. Just be mindful when you’re in crowded spaces like trains (groping can happen), nightlife districts like Kabukicho and Roppongi. Just use basic common sense and you’ll be fine.
Posted: January 20, 2026Marta
Honestly, Tokyo is one of the safest places ever. It’s clean and the locals are incredibly polite. Although there is a serious problem with assault towards woman, I don’t think it’s something tourists need to be very aware of as people tend to steer clear of foreigners.
Posted: December 26, 2025Based on reports from women living in Tokyo, we created a safety map highlighting areas where they feel unsafe during the day or at night.
Arin
Tokyo
5 days
Hello girls 🌸 30 countries so far, I’m used to travelling solo etc.. but I love this idea of connecting with other girls worldwide, sharing knowledge, keeping each other safer, making friends! I’m always open to have a company, so feel free to reach out:) I genuinely love nature, and all things related to it- and I wanna start travelling more focused on nature, slow and soft🌿 Love good herbal tea, interested in growing my veggies/herbs etc.. I also love traditional cultures, myths, beliefs.. all things magical actually✨ I love exploring spirituality 🌙 I resonate especially with Hinduism, Shintoism, paganism and always learning more! For Creativity- singing, dancing, sewing.. I enjoy learning languages too! I have a lot more to say but I will keep them for when we can hopefully hang out, or share time together :)
Nori
Tokyo
3 days
Hi I’m a Japanese Indian DJ, fashion designer, tattoo artist and travel enthusiast! Foodie and nature and art lover! I want to meet creative people and connect, skill-share, collaborate? Let me cook you food from my country! 💖