The Ultimate Guide To Tokyo
A park with a reproduction of a Dutch Windmill, which causes much confusion among foreign tourists who see it from the passing Narita Express.
Unfortunately, due to redevelopment of the Keikyu Shinagawa Station, Shinatatsu has been closed. Step down into Shinagawa's very own ramen …
Officially named Omoide Yokocho (Memory Alley), but more commonly referred to as Piss Alley, this is a classic low brow dining and drinking …
Shibuya branch where the karaoke scene in Lost in Translation was filmed. Ask for rooms 601 and 602 if you want to recreate the experience! …
Commune has had a few different incarnations over the years. First it was Commune 246, then Commune 2nd, now it's Commune Farmers Market. Commune …
Operated by housing manufacturer Daiwa House, Royal Home Center is a full service home center with do-it-yourself home and garden supplies. Along …
Overshadowed by it's slightly fancier neighbor Mitsukoshi, Matsuya is nonetheless an impressive department store with shopping spread over ten …
Oriental Bazaar is currently under reconstruction and will open again soon with a new look. Check their website for up-to-date information. …
More of an historical museum than an art gallery, the Meiji Memorial Picture Gallery holds a collection of 80 paintings showing historical scenes …
If you're looking for the ideal Japanese gift to take home or to send to friends or family outside Japan, then Sou Sou is the perfect store for …
The Musashi Koyama Shopping Arcade is the biggest, longest and most bustling arcade in all of Tokyo. Beginning close to the east exit of Musashi …
The National Noh Theater is an auditorium in Sendagi that holds an audience of up to 591. The theater is dedicated to performances of traditional …
The German Embassy in Tokyo is home to a brand-new mural that’s bursting with color and camaraderie. The new mural commemorates 160 years of …
Erected in 1998, the statue is a tribute to Japan's ties with France. It is approximately 1/7 the size of the New York original. Despite its …
A train station in Tokyo operated by Tokyo Monorail and JR EAST. It's famous for a replica of the Manneken Pis statue, whose outfit changes every …
Shopping, sightseeing, and style combine in the Shibuya Scramble Square complex. Named after the famous crossing only a stone's throw away, this …
The carrot tower is a 124 meter tall building that rises above Sangenjaya Station. Although it is rather small compared to some of the other huge …