If you could only choose one place to shop in Tokyo, then Shibuya is the place to be. Famous for its busy and colorful distri...
Odaiba is a the place that’s closest to my heart in Tokyo—at least as close a place a man-made island in the middle of Tokyo ...
Imagine a place you can go to experience old world Tokyo; shop in quaint markets, visit a monumental shrine, buy plastic food...
Taito-ku has an abundance of new modern facilities to enjoy, the area is full of history and traditional Japanese culture goi...
Akihabara (秋葉原) is the premiere shopping area for electronics, anime, computer and otaku goods in Japan. Are you looking f...
Fancy clubs, great pubs, restaurants galore, high-end shopping and extraordinary art. What do all these things have in common...
Bustling streets, crowded shops, gorgeous clothes, and high-end brand names are all synonymous with the fabulous Ginza area. ...
Known as the Champs-Élysées of Tokyo, Omotesando’s tree-lined streets are filled with beautiful shops, funky cafes and great ...
Gritty or charming? Ikebukuro is probably my favourite area of the city. Often derided as the 'ugly sister' of Tokyo, it is r...
Shinjuku station: the world's busiest station by far. A place where over 3 million people pass through every single day. A co...
Take a breather from the bustling crowds in Shibuya and Shinjuku to hop on the JR Line for Nippori Station. A short walk away...
To the southeast of Tokyo lies a fascinating city – Ota. Surrounded by Tokyo Bay and the Tama River, Ota is a city rich in cu...
Once the first stop on the long road from Tokyo to Kyoto, today Shinagawa is one of Japan's busiest neighborhoods, filled wit...
A 35-minute train ride away from Shinjuku, Machida provides a respite from the chaos in downtown Tokyo. The town offers a mix...
Located on the western end of Tokyo, Okutama is a mountainous range that offers spectacular views for outdoor enthusiasts. La...
Step into the world of youth subculture and quirky fashion in Harajuku, where you will be greeted by groups of teenagers in t...
The first thing that comes to mind when Tsukiji is mentioned is the fish market, and rightly so. Tsukiji Market, one of the l...
Just a stop away from Shinjuku, Nakano is a quiet neighborhood best known for Nakano Broadway, a mall lined with current and ...
All things upscale, Akasaka is located close to Roppongi, and is a convenient stop for those looking to splurge. With luxurio...
Kichijoji lies west of Shinjuku — a little quiet but never out of sight. This neighborhood is often described as one of the m...
Along the fringes of Shibuya and Meguro sit Ebisu, a neighborhood that gives off a calm atmosphere. Apart from being a quiet ...
Edogawa is the easternmost of Tokyo’s 23 wards and gets its name from the Edo River, which runs along its eastern border. The...
Koto City, located in eastern Tokyo, is a nearly island-esque ward surrounded by the Sumida River to the west, Arakawa River ...
Mitaka city is one of the less crowded areas in western Tokyo. Visit Ghibli museum showcasing the work of the incredible stud...
Jiyugaoka (自由が丘) is located in southern Meguro, Tokyo, and has often been considered as one of the most desirable places ...
Laden with embassies and packed full of international and cosmopolitan leanings, Minato City, or Minato-ku, is one of Tokyo's...
Chuo City, located in the heart of Tokyo, is a lively ward that seamlessly balances modernization and tradition. Chuo’s busin...
Sandwiched between Ogikubo and Kichijoji is the atmospheric town of Nishi-Ogikubo which, until recently, has been criminally ...
Tokyo isn’t exactly a city that lacks in artsy, hipster hangouts. From Nakameguro and Kichijoji to Koenji and Daikanyama, the...
Ogikubo has had an historic and profound relationship with a range of disparate cultural markers such as classical music, lit...
Asagaya is, it could be said, a curious town. Unlike Koenji and Ogikubo, its neighbors on the Chuo Line, Asagaya's elegant re...
Koenji needs little introduction. One of the most beloved areas of Tokyo and one of the hippest towns which, over the years, ...
Suginami City (杉並区, Suginami-ku) is known as a green residential area which has been made popular thanks to its easy acce...
If you're trying to stay fashionable in a sustainable way, check out the Shimokitazawa Used Clothing Market. The event will b...
During the spring season, the Tokyo-based Unko Museum will take on a unique theme with the Full Bloom!! Unko Sakura event. Th...
The Icons of Urban Art exhibition at the Mori Arts Center Gallery will include works from big names in the street art field, ...
Dug is a classic retro jazz bar in Shinjuku with a cozy vibe and great ambiance. Spend the afternoon or evening listening qu...
Onigiri Konga specializes in handmade rice balls, and their existing store in the Kamata area of Tokyo has gained renown for ...
On a hot summer’s day in Japan, nothing is quite as satisfying as a chilled bowl of kakigori, or shaved ice. Shinagawa serves...
Yaruki Company, which aims to “disseminate memorable products and human resources to the world,” has opened several restauran...
Located in Tachikawa, the Sorano Hotel provides modern, luxurious accommodation including an infinity pool.
Immerse yourself in a new world of color and creativity on Tennozu Isle in Tokyo which is easily accessible from downtown Tok...
Far more than simply a nightclub, CARNIVAL TOKYO whisks guests away to an extravagant world where dancers clothed in dazzling...
Step into the whimsical realm of Shinagawa City, where the beloved Sanrio character ‘Cinnamoroll’ graces the skies with his a...
Kozushima is a roughly 18.5 km2 island situated 180 km south of central Tokyo. The island is renowned for its pristine beache...