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The Ultimate Guide To Tokyo
The Ultimate Guide To Tokyo
The Ultimate Guide To Tokyo
If you like contemporary art that doesn’t take itself too seriously, you might want to check out Hyper Museum Hanno, a new museum in Saitama.
Teikoku-yu has been a beloved fixture in Higashi-Nippori since the postwar era, though not without its challenges. Originally established in 1916 …
Kotoboki-yu offers a spacious bathing experience with five baths, including three open-air rotenburo. After cleansing with the provided shampoo …
In the main bathing area, Matsumoto-yu’s walls are lined with around 20 bathing stations to wash yourself off with complimentary shampoo, …
With easy access from Shinjuku, Koenji’s Kosugi-yu lives up to the hype travelers and locals have given it for generations. This near-century-old …
At Daikoku-yu you get to bathe in natural spring water and get views of Tokyo Skytree while you're at it. This public bath has two sections, one …
Hottarakashi Onsen has stunning mountaintop views, which include Mt. Fuji in all her glory on clear days. But you do need a car to get there from …
What Yamatono-yu lacks in bath variety, it makes up for in its location — it is only 40 minutes away from Narita Airport, which makes it a …
A public park near Yokohama which has ponds, a swimming pool, and tennis court. It is also famous for being one of the top 100 cherry blossom …
This lively cluster of small eateries and drinking dens is perfect for bar-hopping enthusiasts. Once a post-war black market, it’s now a bustling …
Showcasing the best of contemporary art in Japan, SH ART PROJECT in Harajuku is the best place to go to see up-in-coming artists and their unique …