At first glance, Ryogoku looks like a normal part of Tokyo. However, once you dig deeper, you will find its many specialities. From the lives of the sumo wrestlers to Michelin-star restaurants, Ryogoku is sure to offer anyone who visits an unforgettable experience. Sumo legacy in […]
No matter how many times you visit Tokyo, there’s always something new to do. From the latest tech showcases to celebrations of centuries of history and delectable treats, you really can’t go wrong in Tokyo. September is no exception, bringing a vibrant mix of tradition, competition, […]
Azabu-Jūban is an area in the Minato ward of Tokyo, and dates back to the Edo period as a critical location for trade. The rich history is still visible in some aspects, such as the cobblestone roads and the temples, but since then it has gained […]
At first glance, Yanaka’s charm is definitely the historical appearance of the buildings, with a shopping district that offers a little bit of everything. Looking closer, you may notice the popularity of a certain animal, with cat statues being stationed around the streets, cat-themed goods, cat-themed […]
Nagatacho is a small, lesser-known neighbourhood of Tokyo; however, despite its size and hidden nature, this little area has so many great things to offer. When it comes to exploring, the things you can discover range from great landmarks with cute parks around them to fine […]
As there is growing health consciousness among the public, more and more people are getting into clean eating to increase vegetable intake and minimize meat intake. Tokyo is one of the most modern cities in the world, annually welcoming hundreds of tourists from around the world. […]
Discover the story of WITH KIMONO, a company that recycles old kimono into new creations for the new generation to cherish. Born from the inheritance of a grandmother’s kimono, the brand offers an array of beautiful items, from decorations to bags and clothes. Each garment is […]
With August consistently being the hottest month in Tokyo, with temperatures at least in the 30s, sometimes 40 degrees (C), it’s understandable that a lot of people struggle when planning a trip to Japan in the summer months. However, despite the heat, August is also one […]
When summer hits Tokyo, Ueno Park transforms into a hub of tradition, music, food, and light. The Ueno Summer Festival (上野夏まつり) is one of Tokyo’s most exciting summer events, drawing in both locals and visitors with a month-long celebration full of Japanese culture and nostalgic energy. […]
Nestled in Tokyo’s northeastern Katsushika Ward, Shibamata is a charming district that makes you feel the history of Japan. With Taishakuten Temple, the museum of an old film and nostalgic Showa-era streets, you can experience the warmth of people, and the so-called “Ninjo” of downtown. In […]
