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The Ultimate Guide To Tokyo
The Ultimate Guide To Tokyo
The Ultimate Guide To Tokyo
A shrine with more than 500 years of history located in the Daizawa neighborhood of Setagaya Ward. The shrine is a 12 minute walk from the south …
The Asakusa Culture and Tourism Center is a distinctive seven-level building in Asakusa, directly opposite the famous Kaminarimon Gate of Sensoji …
This 150-meter government building offers a great view of Tokyo from Korakuen. Head up to the 25th floor (105m) to check out the free …
Designed by renowned and influential American architect Frank Lloyd Wright and completed in 1921 as a school building for Jiyugakuen, the …
A Buddhist temple in Toshima known for blessing safe childbirth and childrearing, featuring a grand gingko tree and red torii gates.
Sunshine City is the name of a shopping mall at the base of Sunshine 60 --- Ikebukuro's tallest building. Sunshine was, at one time, the tallest …
One of Shibuya's newest developments, a towering shopping and office complex leaning over Shibuya station. 13 Floors of shopping, restaurants and …
NEWoMan (it's pronounced "New Woman") is a new retail development adjacent to the South Exit of Shinjuku Station.
This is both the studio and gallery of Nihonga (Japanese style painting) artist Allan West. Originally hailing from Washington DC, West came to …
A renowned camera shop selling both new and used camera equipment. The shop stocks lenses, bodies, flashes and all manner of accessories from all …
A large bus stop and taxi rank next to the west exit of JR Ebisu Station and Tokyo Metro Ebisu Station. It is the site of the annual Ebisu Bon …
Located across the street from the famous Sunshine mall and sharing space with a Pronto Cafe is a little window spitting out the best damn …
Located in Minato-mirai, overlooking Yokohama Harbor, is the neon-wonderland of an amusement park called Cosmo World. The park is known for its …