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The Ultimate Guide To Tokyo
The Ultimate Guide To Tokyo
Called a 'city within a city', Akasaka Sacas is a merging of the TBS Headquarters and a busy hub of restaurants, shops, offices and …
Housed in the historic waterfront Yokohama Customs Building, the Yokohama Customs Museum traces the history of customs in Japan -- from the …
The NYK Maritime Museum is dedicated to the history of Nippon Yusen, one of Japan's oldest shipping companies and amongst the largest in the …
Kagurane is a new venue with high quality sound and stylish atmosphere holding regular live music events.
A giant participatory travel information office with an information concierge, a kitchen area, a closed seminar room, a lounge space, a gallery …
Shitaya Shrine is located adjacent to Inaricho Station in the general vicinity of Ueno dedicated to the god Toshigami and the mythical prince …
This spacious park close to Mt. Fuji in Shizuoka Prefecture is a good alternative to petting poor owls stuffed into Tokyo basements.
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.
A second-hand store selling items with notes explaining their history as well as items rescued from companies and destined for disposal.
A sports center with areas for bouldering, archery, tennis, basketball, football, padel and surfing along with a children's area.