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The Ultimate Guide To Tokyo
The Ultimate Guide To Tokyo
So you thought Tokyo had only one Ginza? Well, there's another much less glamorous Ginza with its own claim to fame. "Ginza" is actually a quite …
Atami in Shizuoka Prefecture is known for its early flowering variety of cherry trees lining the Ito River path. They typically bloom in early …
If you’re in Atami during the late January or early February, you might be in time to catch the colorful plum blossoms. It's a pleasant Japanese …
The MOA Museum of Art houses serveral collections, including Japanese and Chinese ceramics, sculpture, calligraphy, textiles, lacquerware, …
If you like an 80s-retro-comedy-soft-porn vibe with an vintage-Edo twist, then the Atami Adult Museum is for you. The museum is perched on the …
The Eisei-Bunko Museum is a museum adjacent to Higo-Hosokawa Garden in the Sekiguchi/Mejirodai neighborhood. Established in 1950 by Moritatsu …
This traditional Japanese teien attached to the neighboring Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo, is one of the most spectacular gardens in Tokyo. As far back …
Once the suburban manor of the powerful Higo Hosokawa Clan of the feudal domain that is now modern-day Kumamoto, the gardens and residence have …
Tokyo's head office for the Catholic Church is a striking modernist building designed by Japanese architect Kenzo Tange and completed in 1965. …
Running since 1928, the Tokyo American Club is a hub of the US community, with regular events, sports facilities (including squash courts), a …
