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The Ultimate Guide To Tokyo
The Ultimate Guide To Tokyo
The Ultimate Guide To Tokyo
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 …
A few minutes’ walk from Exit 10 of Ginza-itchome Station or Exit 2 Kyobashi Station
Oyokogawa Water Park is a 1.8km long park built over the Oyoko River---a canal connecting rivers to the north and south. The northern end of the …
Shioiri Park is a large multi-purpose park on the banks of the Sumida River in Arakawa Ward, near Minami-Senju Station. Although approximately …
A sports complex next to the Sumida River to the north of Asakusa Station. Within the complex, there is a 400m athletics running track, outdoor …
Toyokawa Inari Tokyo is a shinto shrine in Moto-akasaka located on the right of Route 246 as you head uphill from Akasaka-Mitsuke Station. It's …
Sekaido's main store in Shinjuku is a creative person's paradise. Spread over five floors, this specialty art store has everything you could hope …