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The Ultimate Guide To Tokyo
The Ultimate Guide To Tokyo
The Ultimate Guide To Tokyo
A train station on the JR Chuo Sobu Line (Local) service located near the Kokugikan --- venue for Grand Sumo tournaments in Tokyo.
A traditional bath house with a retro feel thanks to the Fuji mural on the main wall. The water here is not naturally heated but is extensively …
A temple complex with a pagoda, bell tower and a serious amount of lucky white cats! Famous across the world as lucky waving cats, the creatures …
The Tokyo branch of London salon Baroque. Home to our favourite hairdresser Ai Nomura and her colleagues.
A natural cosmetic company who don't test on animals and use organic, locally sourced ingredients as much as possible.
A second-hand store selling items with notes explaining their history as well as items rescued from companies and destined for disposal.
An events hall for community and public events that is part of the prestigious Hitotsubashi University.
A sports center with areas for bouldering, archery, tennis, basketball, football, padel and surfing along with a children's area.
Located on the rooftop of the 10-floor Komatsu Building, is a remarkable one-of-a-kind oasis just a stone's throw from the traffic and crowds of …
Yatsuyama Bridge is a fairly unremarkable road bridge over the many Japan Rail lines that disect this part of Shinagawa, although it does afford …
Tokyo Metropolitan Central Library is a large research library located within Arisugawa Park in Minami-Azabu. Since it's a research library, you …
A fashion store with otaku designs and unusual collections. Some of the products on display aren't child appropriate.