Mori Art Museum

Located on the 53rd floor of Roppongi Hills Mori Tower, the Mori Art Museum showcases anything from contemporary art to photographic documentaries and research projects. There are no permanent exhibitions.

Shinagawa Aquarium

Shinagawa Aquarium is home to over 2,500 large fish and 100 species and seems to fit a lot…

Kawagoe

Known as “Little Edo”, Kawagoe (川越) was both a strategic post in the Kanto region and a key…

Hokokuji Temple

Temple established in 1334 famous for its bamboo forest containing over 2,000 moso trees and Japanese tea house.

Kenchoji Temple

Important Zen Buddhist temple completed in 1273 with a viewpoint that over looks the Kamakura area.

Kamakura

Kamakura (鎌倉) is sometimes referred to as the Kyoto of Eastern Japan, Kamakura is a popular day-trip region…

Hakone

Hakone (箱根) is an onsen region located about 90km south-west of Tokyo, scattered with ryokan whose life-blood is…

The POLA Museum of Art

The POLA Museum of Art was established by Pola Orbis Group, a Japanese cosmetics company, and showcases the…

Hakone Open-Air Museum

An outdoor collection of over 100 works of art by famous sculptors from around the world which includes a Picasso Museum, viewing tower, and 20-meter foot-bath.

Shimbashi & Shiodome

Shimbashi (新橋) is known as a sarariiman (salaryman) district. Here you will find taverns and yakitori restaurants packed…

Shinjuku

Shinjuku (新宿) is a major transportation hub and commercial district in western Tokyo and, along with Shibuya, one…

Shibuya

Shibuya (渋谷) encapsulates the stereotypical image of Tokyo better than any other area. No self-respecting travel documentary would…