The Ultimate Guide To Tokyo
While plastic has become a mainstay in nearly every household good, Kanaya uses plastic-free materials to craft its brushes. Find toothbrushes, …
What's better than an edible souvenir? A spicy edible souvenir. Head to Asakusa's Yagenbori, a historic shichimi specialty shop, for just that.
Food samples are serious business. Explore the art and craft of hyper-realistic food samples at Ganso Shokuhin Sample-ya, and pick up quirky …
Only a short walk from the north exit of the station, Nishiogi's Fushimi Inari Shrine is nestled in a cozy alleyway, marked by a vibrant red …
Since its establishment, Hareruya has been synonymous with Magic: The Gathering in Japan. Hareruya takes pride in its extensive inventory, which …
Despite its name, Card Rush is a store where you'll want to take your time exploring. What to expect: Specializing in medium to high-end playable …
Big Magic is a prominent trading card game store with a strong presence in Tokyo, despite its Osaka headquarters. While its name suggests a focus …
Amenity Dream is a paradise for trading card enthusiasts, renowned in Tokyo for its extensive inventory of various games, ranging from popular …
Nestled in a tranquil residential area, Zenpukuji Park is accessible via a 20-minute walk from Nishi-Ogikubo Station or a brief bus ride from the …
Thrifty shoppers and antique enthusiasts alike are drawn to the numerous stores along Nishiogi's Antique Street. Just a short 5-minute stroll …
Auckland Jeans Shop, established in 1951 by Hiroaki Tada's father, quickly became a popular destination in the post-World War II era. Initially …
Snack Bar Beni, the longest-running snack bar in Willow Alley, has been a cornerstone of the area's nightlife culture for about 45 years. The …
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 …
Located conveniently between Ueno and Asakusa stations, Kotobuki-yu offers a unique experience with its rustic exterior charm, reminiscent of …
Matsumoto-yu is a sento that has been lovingly maintained for nearly 90 years. The sleek, modern wooden design and earthy interior tones, …
Kosugi-yu in Koenji is easily accessible from Shinjuku and has long been a favorite among travelers and locals alike. This nearly century-old …
At Daikoku-yu, you can indulge in bathing with natural spring water while enjoying views of Tokyo Skytree. This public bath is divided into …
Hottarakashi Onsen is renowned for its breathtaking views from its mountaintop location, offering a spectacular sight of Mt. Fuji on clear days. …
Yamato no Yu may not offer a wide variety of baths, but its strategic location near Narita Airport makes it an ideal stop for travelers. Whether …
