The Ultimate Guide To Tokyo
So you thought Tokyo had only one Ginza? Well, there's another much less glamorous Ginza with its own claim to fame. "Ginza" is actually a quite …
Opened in 1914, Gora Park is purportedly Japan’s first French-style garden. Gora is the terminus station for the Hakone Tozan railway line. …
If you're after those things from home that you just can't get anywhere---like halloumi cheese or whole turkeys---then this is the place to come. …
Yutenji is a Jōdo-shū sect Buddhist temple located a short walk from Yutenji and Nakameguro stations. The temple was founded in 1718, and a …
The Eisei-Bunko Museum is a museum adjacent to Higo-Hosokawa Garden in the Sekiguchi/Mejirodai neighborhood. Established in 1950 by Moritatsu …
This traditional Japanese teien attached to the neighboring Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo, is one of the most spectacular gardens in Tokyo. As far back …
Once the suburban manor of the powerful Higo Hosokawa Clan of the feudal domain that is now modern-day Kumamoto, the gardens and residence have …
Tokyo's head office for the Catholic Church is a striking modernist building designed by Japanese architect Kenzo Tange and completed in 1965. …
Warp is a nightclub that not only hosts Japanese and international DJs, but it is also home to Shinjuku Ninja Live. What is the Shinjuku Ninja …
Running since 1928, the Tokyo American Club is a hub of the US community, with regular events, sports facilities (including squash courts), a …
A music performance hall located near Waseda University. The music hall is located within a larger church-related complex. The Tokyo branch …
A shop dedicated to role playing games. Take the elevator to the 8th floor.
A park filled with yellow Wintersweet Trees, hosting an annual festival. Roubai is the Japanese name for wintersweet plant. The park is a 35 …
A coworking space in Otemachi, Tokyo. Unlike most co-working spaces tucked away on upper floors in obscure neighborhoods, this one is at ground …