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The Ultimate Guide To Tokyo
The Ultimate Guide To Tokyo
The Ultimate Guide To Tokyo
Home to all things Ghibli, this museum showcases works and displays related to the beloved animation studio. Permanent exhibitions In the main …
Toyama Park is a large park with lots of mature trees in Shinjuku Ward that is just a short walk from the main campus of Waseda University. …
Kitanomaru Park is a public park in Chiyoda Ward located to the north of the Imperial Palace. The name of the park is derived from its position …
A mecca for anime otaku looking for figurines and other collectables. See our guide as to why Nakano Broadway is better than Akihabara.
In the shadow of Tokyo Dome, Koishikawa Korakuen is one of Tokyo's finest gardens. Children of junior high school age and under are free of admission.
Nezu Museum is located far from the neighborhood of Nezu, on the edge of Nishi-azabu and Minami-Aoyama.
A recycle/second hand shop in Fuchu that's run by the Fuchu Recycling Promotion Foundation.
The Tokyo National Museum is Japan's oldest, largest, and most important museum of art and antiquities. It is perfect for an overview of Japanese …
Makuhari Messe is a multi-purpose venue in Chiba Prefecture that hosts trade shows, sports events and concerts. Although there are plentiful …
Started as a black market after World War II, "Ameyoko" as it is known is Tokyo's most bustling street market. It's sometimes described as an …
The central station for Kamakura, you can catch the JR Yokosuka line here and also walk to the Kamakura Station on the Enoden electric railway …
Yoyogi Park is host to a wild array of cultural events every weekend, from cultural festivals from across the world to local dance troupes …
Roppongi Hills Mori Tower sits at the center of the Roppongi Hills complex. At 238m tall and 54 storeys, the Mori Tower is a major Tokyo …