The Ultimate Guide To Tokyo
A sprawling temple complex in the far west of Tokyo. They hold a number of flower festivals a year, including for chrysanthemums and hydrangeas.
Not far from Inokashira Park in Kichijoji, Kugayama is a quiet residential area which is known for its annual firefly festival in June.
A treasure trove of retro games from the past. There are even opportunities to interact with old consoles.
Tokyo's best open-air sky deck, with panoramic views over the city and killer photo ops.
A second-hand store that sells crane game rejects and other cheap goods. There are two stores within walking distance of each other in Akihabara.
HEY is a great retro arcade center in Akihabara where you can try out more than 300 video games, including Street Fighter. Complete with neon …
The Tokyo International Cruise Terminal is a modern facility that serves as a gateway for international cruise ships visiting Tokyo. The terminal …
Hakone Yuryo offers a variety of hot spring baths, including indoor and outdoor options. Guests can enjoy the scenic views of the surrounding …
Hakone Sekisho Checkpoint is a historical site located in Hakone, Japan along the Old Tokaido Road. During the Edo period, this checkpoint served …
Kappa Tengoku is a small onsen in Hakone. While it's not particularly famous or well-known compared to other onsen in Hakone, it's in a prime …
One of the best places in Tokyo to get your photo taken. While it can get busy, the atmosphere is electric. Take this chance to experience …
Boutique Takenoko is a stand-out shop that isn't hard to miss. It sells gothic clothes and Lolita outfits. Strictly no photos -- unless you want …
WC is a cute store selling pastel-colored outfits. Go upstairs for the cheaper stuff and seasonal sales. Check out their Twitter for updates.
Panama Boy sells vintage American-style classic clothes in a friendly, comfortable setting. They have fun accessories, including reasonably …
A park with thousands of tulips and a windmill in Itabashi. Ukima Park is a two-minute walk from Ukimafunado Station on the JR Saikyō Line (only …
A beautiful park a short walk from Motohakone Port with several observatories and views of Mount Fuji and Lake Ashi. If you want to get away from …
A private art museum in Ebisu, specializing in nihonga, a style of paining which uses traditional Japanese painting techniques and materials.
Yokohama Hammerhead is a shopping mall on a pier jutting into Yokohama harbour with terraces and nice views back towards the Minatomirai …