The Ultimate Guide To Tokyo
Having been around for over 30 years, Manhattan Records is as much of a Shibuya landmark as Hachiko or the 109 building for Tokyo’s habitual …
This place is cavernous, with a mighty inventory of thousands upon thousands of used records and CDs.
Perhaps not the most imaginative place to start, but Disk Union simply can’t be ignored when it comes to buying records in Japan.
Formerly Comica Ebisu, Jiyū Kūkan is an internet/manga cafe on the 4th floor of the Sanki Building. Jiyū Kūkan has free drinks, free wifi and showers.
If you miss your last train after a night out in Hoppy Dori, or you're absolutely desperate for accommodation, then Geragera on basement level 2 …
