Senso-ji temple is a Buddhist temple located in Asakusa. It is one of the biggest temples in Tokyo.
Pay the 1500 on a clear night and enjoy the best view of Tokyo in the Mori Tower! great date location too.
Visita interesante con muchas casas típicas de la zona de los siglos XVIII y XIX, con explicaciones de la vida y el uso de las herramientas utilizadas en aquella época.
- - Height of the Tower. Since its opening in 1958, the Tokyo Tower has been the world's tallest self-supporting steel tower. The Eiffel Tower in Paris is 320 m high. - -
人間ウォッチングが面白い。Just observing some of the people in this area is sometime interesting and fascinating.
We see you survived the Narita Express. Welcome to the center of the city! The Marunouchi South exit is the best for walking over to the Imperial Palace or down Naka-dori street with its big shops.
Lost? That's the point! Ropp Hills was designed by the same architects as the Bellagio in Vegas to keep you lost and spending money :)
This station was selected as one of the Top 10 Most Beautiful Train Stations in the World by the Wondrous travel design magazine.
At a height of 814 feet the Midtown Tower is part of the Tokyo Midtown complex of residential, Office, Ritz Carlton Hotel etc, built in 2007
Amazing view from up here! In winter, take the bus from Ogimachi bus stop / car park to reach the observation deck as you can't walk up the hill!
Gaijin tip. Go to first floor to the food department. 100% awesomeness. Makes Harrods in London look like chumps.
Eclectic modern art museum in the Roppongi Hills with terrific views of the city.
Ramen is not the only thing this museum has to offer. The inside is set up to replicate the buildings from the Showa-era (1950's-60's) and you get to see what Japan was like back then. อ่านเพิ่มเติม
The ancient site of a samurai house located at the foot of the former Kanazawa Castle. Look for the drawing room made of Japanese cypress.
Sumo (one of the most popular professional sports in Japan) Hall, built in 1909. This venue is also used for other indoor events.
Your one stop venue if you're keen to find out the history of old Tokyo(Edo) and the early history of when it became Tokyo
it IS really one of the most beautiful gardens in Japan, make sure to take your time!
there is so much food you have to try here, dont's miss the urchin and the cuttlefish!
The studio showcases very fine and beautiful 'Kaga Yuzen' silk kimonos, silk textiles and provides insight into the traditional 'Kaga Yuzen' silk hand-painting and dyeing techniques from Kanazawa.
The Yokohama Landmark Plaza is located in the Yokohama Landmark Tower. This mall has more higher-end shops than the Queen's East mall next door and is accessible from JR Sakuragicho Station. อ่านเพิ่มเติม
Love this place!! So many high quality restaurants and super creative shops with much diversity and many English menus. Always something going on out front too. Beautifully renovated warehouse!!!
This place is a lot better than Queen's Square Mall or Landmark Plaza, less pretentious, more funky stuff and cool area.
Make sure to plan to plan ahead as the Market is closed on Sundays and the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month.
Unbelievable department store. Best part is the food offering on the basement level. They have delicious food, thousands of options, breads, sushi, chinese, sweets.
You can only book a reservation 1 month in advance of dining. Hotel concierge must make reservation. Bring lots of cash and enjoy the best sushi restaurant in the world.
Old, small and crowded sometimes, but serves a great selection of sherry and scotch. Serves delicious Scottish and Spanish dishes like haggis and various ajillo. A great hidden place for adults.
With a length of 2479 meters the gigacoaster Steel Dragon 2000 at Nagashima Spa Land in Kuwana is the longest roller coaster in the world, and it is also the highest feat. a traditional chain lift.
This has got to be one of the coolest places to get espresso drinks in the world. The old world Japanese building with a one man espresso show & garden make for a unique experience. A must in the area
