Eat & Drink Ginza’s Corridor Gai Very popular strip of restaurants that sit underneath the rail tracks.
Places of Interest Ginza Ginza (銀座) is to Tokyo what Regent Street is to London or Fifth Avenue is to New York.…
Places of Interest Ebisu From contemporary izakaya and Spanish wine bars to burger joints and Michelin starred French restaurants, Ebisu (恵比寿) is…
Viewing Decks Bunkyo Civic Center Described as a giant Pez candy dispenser, the Bunkyo Ward municipal building houses an observation deck on the…
Places of Interest Kappabashi Street Commercial street famous for selling restaurant supplies where tourists can buy cheap crockery and “fake food”.
Places of Interest Asakusa Lying along the Sumida River, Asakusa (浅草) is in the heart of Tokyo’s shitamachi. It is unfailingly on…
Shrines & Temples Kanda Myojin Beautiful 1,300 year-old shrine where two of the Seven Gods of Fortune are enshrined (Daikokuten and Ebisu) and the home of the Kanda Festival.
Shopping Akihabara Radio Center Warren of booths under the rail tracks selling retro gadgets and electronic components that is an icon of Akihabara.
Places of Interest Akasaka Akasaka (赤坂) is a well-known nightspot located north of Roppongi and, like its neighbour, it has a very…
Gardens & Parks Yoyogi Park Large park west of Shibuya ward especially popular during the cherry blossoms which also served as an Olympic Village for the 1964 Tokyo games.
