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The Ultimate Guide To Tokyo
The Ultimate Guide To Tokyo
The Ultimate Guide To Tokyo
Hillside Terrace is a mixed-use development containing shops, galleries and an event space. The Hillside Forum is located within.
Stylised as NAGATACHO GRiD, this is a co-working office, event space and office for up and coming startups. The basement hosts events such as …
A park/promenade in the area between Kokusai Tenjijo Station, Kokusai Tenjijo Seimon Station and Tokyo Big Sight.
When the sign says "old clothes" it's not kidding. Along with more recent threads, they also stock mint condition t-shirts, jackets, shoes and …
A branch of the major department store chain located in the Ueno neighborhood with 11 floors of shops and dining.
Ueno Tōshō-gū is a shrine built in 1627 by the Tokugawa Shogunate with three former shoguns enshrined within, including the very first in the …
Hatsune no mori (first sound forest) is a spacious, paved square (and emergency evacuation point) in the Yanaka neighborhood next to the modern …
An enclave of Korean run businesses, eateries and residences. The neighborhood claims to be an older Korea town than the more famous Okubu …
Tokyo Ryutsu Center is a complex of warehouses, distribution, and event halls located in the industrial Heiwajima neighborhood in south Tokyo. …
Artichoke Chocolate is a quaint chocolaterie located in Miyoshi - a stone's throw from the Museum of Contemporary Art and a 10 minute walk from …
Tsukiji Honganji is a Buddhist temple located near Tsukiji Market, with a decidedly un-Japanese design. The temple is reminiscent of Buddhist …
