The Ultimate Guide To Tokyo
An unnassuming park next to Ajinomoto Stadium (the football venue, not the Olympic Stadium!) and the newly built Musashino Forest Sports Plaza, …
The first new Olympic venue to be completed, the Sports Plaza hosted the Olympic badminton and modern pentathalon (fencing) events as well as the …
An original 1964 Olympic venue, Baji Koen made a reappearance at the 2020 Olympics as a venue for the majority of the equestrian-related events. …
A particularly nice spot for a stroll, the gardens surrounding the Imperial Palace in Tokyo were originally chosen to host the Walking Races for …
Designed by world-famous architect Kenzo Tange for the 1964 Olympics, the stadium was home to the swimming and diving events. In 2021, it was …
Originally used as a venue for the 1964 Olympics, the Metropolitan Gymnasium is still going strong thanks to a series of renovations. Built on …
Despite the name, it's actually a camping ground. Within the park, there is a popular swimming pool complex which is open from July 14th until …
An arts center used for music and creative events, close to the Seijogakuenmae station on the Odakyu Line.
Formerly known as the Sega Akihabara Building 3, the GiGO Akihabara building 3 is another of many game centers in Akihabara. It houses UFO …
The specially set up venue of the annual Ultra Japan EDM festival. It's right next to West Promenade, behind the DiverCity shopping center.
Relocated from Odaiba, teamLab Borderless: Mori Building Digital Art Museum reopened in a brand new purpose-built facility at Azabudai Hills on …
Located next to Tokyo Dome, Korakuen Hall is a popular venue for professional wrestling, boxing, and Mixed Martial Arts contests.
Not to be confused with the shrine of the same name to the north of Asakusa in Iriya, Taito-ward, Ōtori Shrine is the venue for an annual …
Saitama Super Arena is a large indoor arena that holds up to 37,000 spectators. It is the venue for sports, rock concerts and other major events …