The Ultimate Guide To Tokyo
An absolute must-visit for any anime fan—especially if you like Gundam!
Retro-futuristic nine-floor food, entertainment, and leisure building near Shimbashi Station.
The otherworldly teamLab experience has traveled northward, to turn a forest landscape into a work of interactive art.
The Idemitsu Museum of Arts is on the 9th floor of the Imperial Theater Building. Home to around 15,000 items, this museum is mainly filled with …
A Tokyo museum that houses a collection of Japanese and East Asian artworks and artifacts.
The Sen-oku Hakukokan Museum opened in Roppongi in 2002. It houses, along with its sister museum in Kyoto, art from the Sumitomo family's …
Shibuya's new sanctuary from the chaos, with food, fashion, and fun.
One of Japan’s most famous animation studios, Toei Animation, has its own little museum. Permanent exhibitions There a two different permanent …
One of Shinjuku's largest live music venues, with perfomances every night.
Explore and engage with the latest tech advancements at the TEPIA Advanced Technology Gallery.
See how you'd do in an emergency and learn tips and tricks from the best.
LEGOLAND Discovery Center is an indoor theme park in Odaiba.
The vending machine area at a used tire store in Sagamihara is home to an enormous number of vintage Japanese vending machines—most of which are …
A private art museum in Ebisu, specializing in nihonga, a style of paining which uses traditional Japanese painting techniques and materials.
Situated on the old Tokaido (the road that linked Edo and Kyoto along the coast), the Tokaido Kawasaki Shuku Kohryukan is a memorial to the …
Located adjacent to the giant Lazona shopping mall to the northwest of JR Kawasaki Station, the Toshiba Science Museum is a free museum with …