The Ultimate Guide To Tokyo
A lively indoor yokocho (drinking alley), with a variety of Japanese and other little eateries in Ebisu.
A little off the beaten, and very local yokocho (drinking alley) just near Sangenjaya station.
A yokocho (back alley) next to the train tracks in Shibuya that is filled with tiny bars and eateries. "Nonbei" is a colloquial term for a …
A rental shop with mountaineering equipment conveniently located a 5 minute walk from the west exit of Shinjuku Station. It's not the kind of …
A two-storey branch of the Patagonia outdoor goods chain on Cat Street, midway between Harajuku and Shibuya.
An outdoor clothing and goods store just off Omotesando, in the backstreets of Harajuku.
Trailhead for hiking Mount Jinba when starting from JR Fujino station
Mountain top "tea house" on the route between Mt Jinba and Mt Takao, serving various fare including tasty miso-soup and "kakigori" shaved ice.
The Nakameguro branch of this uber cool bike shop with branches all around the world.
The Kichijoji branch of this uber cool bike shop with branches all around the world.
The original shop in what is now a chain with stores around the world. Stylish (if a little pricey) bikes in a restored Showa era shop. Closed …
Located in the mountains close to Okutama Town in far west Tokyo, the caves maintain a year round temperature of 10 degrees Celsius.
1,576m mountain with spectacular views up from the village of Nippara and on the Tokyo/Saitama border.
A wide green space with lots of grass, trees, and recreational sports fields located just to the northeast of Kinshicho Station. The area around …
Shinagawa Historical Museum is dedicated to the history of the entire ward of Shinagawa. The museum features displays on Shinagawa's history as …
A 12 ha forest in Shinagawa good for birdwatching. Located 10-minute walk from Musashi-koyama Station.