The Ultimate Guide To Tokyo
This unique experience lets you shop from the outer market areas of Tsukiji and take your produce directly to the rooftop of the Tsukiji Uogashi …
Boasting an impressive view of Rainbow Bridge, Toyosu Gururi Park is bustling with families, friends and furry animals looking to relax after a …
Across the train line from the University of Tokyo’s Komaba Campus is this quiet park. It’s not as popular as Tokyo’s other parks, which means it …
Known as Honda Gekijō in Japanese, it is one of Shimokitazawa's most well known drama and live theatre venues. Besides music, Shimokitazawa is …
An electronics store in Shinjuku featuring over 7 levels of all sorts of household appliances, gaming gear, and other gadgets.
A bookstore located in east Shinjuku with 11 floors of Japanese books and a section on Japanese language learning.
Benkeibashi is a bridge that connects Akasaka with Kioicho, spanning Benkeibori---a remnant of the Edo castle outer moat. The modern reinforced …
DECKS is a mall adjacent to Odaiba-kaihinkōen Station on the Yurikamome. Odaiba-kaihinkōen is the first stop after the Yurikamome crosses the …
Large green park with 6 Pokémon-themed manhole covers as homage to the creator of Pokémon, Satoshi Tajiri's hometown.
Akitsuki Denshi (Akitsuki Electronics) is the go-to store for obscure electronic parts in Akihabara. The walls are filled with small plastic …
Describing itself as a "parts and tool supermarket", Sengoku Densho is a small store in the backstreets of Akihabara packed with electronics …
Housed in an historic pre-war building, Nihonbashi Takashimaya is one of Japan's most prestigious department stores. These days, the department …
A much-loved bookstore in Nihonbashi spread over four floors. The top floor has one of the best selections of English-language books in Tokyo.
Denbōin Dōri is a quiet, pedestrianized street in Asakusa that runs next to Denbōin garden and which connects Nakamise Dōri (the main approach to …
Large park on the shore of Lake Inba in Sakura, Chiba Prefecture. Most known as the site of the annual Sakura Tulip Festival.
Sprawling park in Chichibu, Saitama Prefecture. Most well-known for its display of shibazakura (moss phlox) in April and May.
Point No. 39 features lighting, antique and vintage furniture and decorative items, as well as vintage bikes. Sister store Point No. 38 is also …
