The Tokyo Sky Tree in Asakusa has become one of Tokyo’s most popular tourist attractions. The world’s tallest radio tower, 634 meters high, towers over the downtown Asakusa area and … Read more
The district of Shinjuku is probably what you envision when you think of Tokyo’s towering skyscrapers. While much of central Tokyo has tall buildings, Shinjuku’s are among the tallest and … Read more
Shinjuku is the home to most major Japanese department stores and you can shop till late with most retail stores open until 9 or 10 pm. These stores usually sell … Read more
In Tokyo, Rukigien Park is an oasis of harmony and beauty, hidden among the skyscrapers and rattling streams of transport. The park is a much-loved traditional Japanese garden that is … Read more
Tokyo boasts 7,000 parks of different sizes and styles, but the Shinjuku Gyoen National Park is considered to be the best among them along with Rikugien park. It occupies a … Read more
Meiji Jingu is a major Shinto shrine and a nature park dedicated to the deified spirits of Emperor Meiji (1868-1912), one of Japan’s most highly regarded and best-loved emperors, and … Read more
Whether it’s your first trip or your fifth time in Tokyo, Shibuya is one of the locations you never want to miss visiting. An ever-so-buzzing, heavily illuminated commercial area, Shibuya … Read more
Trying to find the best place to stay in Tokyo can be overwhelming given the sheer size of the city. With over 20 district wards and home to around 11% … Read more
Harajuku is home to many of Japan’s youth subcultures. Many people flock to the area to get their loot on the latest kawaii trends and styles. Not only is it … Read more
The mecca of all things anime, Akihabara is where otakus flock for an extensive selection of anime goodies. Aside from it being the go-to spot for anime lovers, Akihabara is … Read more
Without a doubt, Japan as a travel destination is unique. There is just nowhere else like it on Earth. And in 2018, 30 million tourists traveled to the country for … Read more
While traveling abroad, it is important to know the proper etiquette of the country you are traveling to. Traveling to Tokyo is no different. Here are some things you should … Read more
Asakusa is a big district of Tokyo, situated to the east of Ueno, on the bank of the Sumida River. The Asakusa area is famous for its countless shops, cinemas, … Read more
Pachinko parlors blast music, various TV ads flash overhead, hundreds of signs compete for your attention, people pass out various fliers on the sidewalk, trains roar nearby, various food smells … Read more