The Ultimate Guide To Tokyo
Asakusa Shichihenge is a recycled kimono shop with a very affordable rental plan. Access: Asakusa Station
Sakaeya not only rents out kimonos, but it also sells new and secondhand ones. Access: Harajuku Station
Here, staff will help you wear a kimono, after which you can pose for some photo ops in their tatami room (complete with parasols for your props) …
Stationed in the backstreets of Harajuku, the Barbie Store is a magical place where, in addition to the dolls, you'll find life-sized clothing …
If the Edo Tokyo Museum is for not just Edo lovers but anyone interested in Tokyo, then the Fukagawa Edo Museum is more for the otaku of the old …
Matsuchiyama Shoden Honryuin is part of the Sensoji group of temples. A famous scenic spot in Edo (old Tokyo), often depicted by many ukiyo-e …
Located northwest of Ueno Park, Nezu Jinja is one of the oldest shrines in Japan. In late April/early May, the shrine gardens are host to Tokyo's …
An historic sake brewery that has been producing nihonshu here since at least 1702. It is one of the oldest breweries in all of Tokyo. What to …
Yanaka Ginza, a shotengai or shopping street between Sendagi and Nippori is taste of old Tokyo. Dilapidation is key in this neighborhood, where …
A flood protection overflow tank for the nearby Edo River on an absolutely massive scale.
The famous Kabuki-za Theater can be found in Tokyo's lavish Ginza neighborhood. The art of Kabuki is a 400-year-old Japanese dance-drama, and …
POLA is the Avon of Japan. They're known for their cosmetics and toiletries sold by sales people who are often housewives. The company also …
A park on the western side of Ikebukuro Station with mature cherry trees, grassy areas and childrens play equipment. Not to be confused with the …
Shisui Premium Outlets is a good place for a shopaholic to pass the time during a long layover. Access: Direct bus from Narita Airport or 15- to …