The Ultimate Guide To Tokyo
In Japanese, ‘Ningyo’ means puppet or doll. With a definite downtown ‘shitamachi’ feel, Ningyocho is, as the name suggests, the place where puppet and doll makers traditionally plied their craft. Although there are still a few of these shops around, Ningyocho is predominantly an office district these days.
Where to go when you need a cuppa and connectivity.
On a recent lunchtime stroll down the marvelously cheap Sakae Dori – a narrow street of small restaurants, bars and cafes that atarts just outside Takadanobaba Station – the newly opened Takadanobaba branch of Ginhachi-don caught my eye with banners offering seafood […]
Experience izakaya culture – classic Japanese tapas-style drinking and dining. Go on an …
Want a stress-free and cost-effective Tokyo airport transfer? Consider a low-cost shared taxi. …
Sample local cuisine at the best hole-in-the-wall eateries, experience quirky bars in the …
Looking for a different way to experience Tokyo? Hit the streets on a guided bike tour! This …
Who doesn't want to swing a sword and emulate the warriors of feudal Japan? Experience being a …
Looking for a totally different experience? Then why not try a kintsugi class in Tokyo? …
A small, British-inspired cafe serving up delicious home-made cakes and crumpets along with …
