The Ultimate Guide To Tokyo
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 …
A trendy and experimental art gallery in Harajuku which showcases contemporary art by various artists. They host different exhibitions regularly, …
Another tiny gallery in Harajuku showcasing the talents of local and upcoming artists.
A colorful candy store located in the middle of Takeshita Street that sells sweets from around the world.
A flagship cosmetic store in Harajuku, stocking both international and domestic skincare and makeup brands.
Retro-futuristic nine-floor food, entertainment, and leisure building near Shimbashi Station.
A landscape garden in Kawaguchi City, Saitama, where you can view 400 varieties of maple leaves and even buy some to take home. Currently, it is …
Saizenji Temple in Saitama is the eighth temple on the Chichibu 34 Kannon Pilgrimage. This temple has a long history. having been founded in 1234 …
A peaceful sento hidden near the crazy street crossing, Shibuya Scramble. Rare tattoo-friendly public bath!
A trendy and green commercial space in Daikanyama designed by famous Japanese architect Kengo Kuma. Intended to resemble a forest, this complex …
The largest mosque in Japan, Tokyo Camii & Diyanet Turkish Culture Center is both a place of worship and a beacon for the local community.
A spa in Shibuya offering a range of relaxing and rejuvenating body treatments and massages.
A sento in Shibuya which has three baths and a sauna. The perfect place to unwind and lie back for a little while.
One of Tokyo's oldest Buddhist temples, Azabusan Zenpukuji in Minato is most famous for its grand 750-year-old ginkgo tree. Established over …
Shiba Toshogu is a Shinto shrine located within the grounds of Shiba Koen. At the entrance of the shrine, you’ll find a centuries-old ginkgo …
