You might know Shinjuku,you’ve heard of Harajuku. But who travels here with the idea of calling through Jimbocho? Almost no one.
When you imagine what Tokyo is like,there’s a good chance you’re thinking of this location. This new hotel offers respite from the hustle and bustle.
Deep-fried,finely marbled wagyu beef lightly drizzled with a dark sauce,wedged between two soft slices of Japanese milk bread – what’s not to love?
What are the recommendations for hotels,tours/tour guides,and things to see for first-time visitors?
In one of Tokyo’s most pulsating districts,Shibuya,this hostel is a sleek spot to retreat.
From a seven-hectare forest to a majestic archway,Tokyo’s Meiji-Jingu shrine features hidden attractions worth lingering for.
It’s no surprise that the largest city on the planet has a dizzying array of options for visitors,so we’ve whittled it down to some old and new favourites.
Part museum,part art installation and part amusement park – as one of Tokyo’s most popular attractions,it pays to know before you go to teamLab Planets.
The greeting announcement requesting passengers not talk loudly or consume excess alcohol makes me feel like I am already in thoughtful,considerate Japan.
With its vintage clothing stores,record shops,hip bars and flea markets,could Shimokitazawa be the coolest neighbourhood in Tokyo?