Aoyama (Minami-Aoyama and Kita-Aoyama) is an exclusive area of Minato Ward that separates Shibuya Ward and the upmarket districts of Akasaka and Roppongi. It is known for its exclusive fashion stores, chic cafes, classy bars, and good restaurants, which are dotted around the narrow side streets east of Aoyama Dori.
Nakano (中野) is one stop from Shinjuku on the Chuo Line Rapid Service and one of most densely populated areas in Tokyo. A homely, suburban atmosphere coupled with good access to both east and west… Read More
Omotesando (表参道) is a zelkova-lined boulevard was originally designed as an approach to Meiji Shrine, sometimes referred to as the Champs-Élysées of Tokyo. In 1946, during the occupation, the U.S. established a military barracks in… Read More
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Shibuya (渋谷) encapsulates the stereotypical image of Tokyo better than any other area. No self-respecting travel documentary would dare broadcast an episode on Tokyo without at least one scene showing Shibuya’s crowds or the neon… Read More
Just one stop on the express train from Shibuya, Shimokitazawa is one of the most laid back areas in Tokyo. Its second-hand clothes shops, live music venues, boutiques, and cafes are the reasons it frequently… Read More
Shin-Okubo (新大久保) is Tokyo’s Koreatown. Many people come here to eat at one of the Korean barbecue restaurants that line the backstreets, and if you are planning on spending a night out in nearby Shinjuku… Read More
Shinjuku (新宿) is a major transportation hub and commercial district in western Tokyo and, along with Shibuya, one of the most famous areas of the capital for tourists. It is truly a city within a… Read More
