The Ultimate Guide To Tokyo
Iidabashi is a large interchange station on the JR Chuo Line that provides connections to the Tokyo Metro Yurakucho, Namboku and Tozai lines as well as the Toei Oedo Line.
Besides the beautiful remnants of the outer moat to the south of the station (the Canal Cafe is a real gem), the area directly around the station is mostly wide roads and flyovers.
One big plus is the neighborhood of Kaguarazaka, which can be reached from Exit B3 of the station.
Romance and marriage are something many people want, but both can be difficult to find. If you’re looking for love, you may want to consider visiting one of the many “love shrines” Tokyo has to offer. It is believed that […]
Walking: the best—and cheapest—way to experience Tokyo. Take a look at three of our favorite (short) walking routes, right here.
Experience izakaya culture – classic Japanese tapas-style drinking and dining. Go on an …
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 something different? Try a kintsugi class in Tokyo. Kintsugi is the art of …
A bar-hopping tour is one of the most popular ways to experience any city.
The Canal Cafe is a beautifully peaceful (if you can ignore the nearby Chuo-Sobu Line and …
Hanako is an Hiroshima-style Okonomiyaki restaurant located near Kudanshita Station in central …
Home of the jumbo gyoza, the jumbo ramen challenge, the jumbo fried rice and the 100 gyoza …
A free feast in Tokyo? Imagine that! Let’s keep imagining. It’s a meal so big that it’ll fill you up …
Store closed: Tokyo Paris Shokudo is permanently closed. Welcome to the French part of town. Special bookstores aimed …
It’s nearly two weeks into 2016. Did you welcome the New Year the Japanese way—hatsumode (a temple or shrine …
If there is one thing I can say I have learned to love while living in Japan, it’s walking. I used to hate walking. If …
As a middle schooler I dreaded being dragged to another event at the Goethe-Institut in Zimbabwe, where we lived at the …
Transportation in Japan is expensive. Rental cars, trains, and busses can often drain your wallet faster than those …
