The Ultimate Guide To Tokyo
Old Asakura house (or Kyu-Asakura House) is a rare and beautifully preserved old wooden house in the centre of ultra-modern Tokyo. Built in …
Located about 2 minutes walk from the south exit of Shimokitazawa Station just down the street from Ozeki Supermarket, this large Village …
Meiji Jingū is the most visited Shrine in Japan, sometimes drawing crowds of up to a million people for special events. It is, however, a place …
The three-level Daiso branch in Harajuku is iconic. Like the street---Takeshita Dori---on which it is located, the store can get intensely …
A very large toy-shop spread over five levels on Omotesando. The store is extremely popular on weekends when the crowds on Omotesando swell.
Hibiya Park is a park in Chiyoda Ward surrounded by the Imperial Palace east gardens to the north, the Kasumigaseki government offices district …
A one-stop-shop for all things fashion in Shibuya, this famous tower has everything from Lolita to punk-goth and more. As it focuses on women's …
Akasaka Hikawa Shrine is just one of the many Hikawa Shrines in Tokyo and throughout Japan. The head shrine is in Omiya, but the Hikawa Shrine in …
Wakasu Kaihin Koen is a large park containing a camp ground. There is fishing in nearby Tokyo Bay and a beautiful view of the "Dinosaur Bridge" …