- A regular dog on a regular walk part six, in “Nezu Shrine, Otome-Inari”
- People go to worship at a shrine. So, I’ll also try it as a dog. Many foxes greeted me, and I said “Hi” to them.
- A regular dog on a regular walk part two, in “Daimyou Clock Museum & Gyokurin Temple”
- “Daimyou Clock Museum” I paid a visit to this curiously-named museum. After penetrating through to the back of the dense forest,
- You may only be able to taste this in Japan!? “Tamago kake gohan” (egg on rice) with fresh eggs
- Easy! Yummy! Fresh raw eggs are the perfect topping for white rice! Rice is the principal food in the Japanese diet, so there are many side dish
- A regular dog on a regular walk part two, in “Hatsune-Mori (Forest) Park”
- This is such a retro town in Tokyo… The name of this town is Yanaka Hatsune I’m patrolling here just like the police do. this re
- Is this a Pet shop? No, It’s a café! “Birds Café” is catching on now!
- There is good place to get in touch with lovely birds Do you have any pets? Dog? Cat? Tropical fish? Chameleon? There are so many kinds of pet
- Come for a walk with Mame, a dog that resides in the Yanesen neighborhood in downtown Tokyo.“A regular dog on a regular walk,” part one.
- Let us show you the nature that can be found in the city through a walk with Tokyo Kitsch's mascot, Mame. Despite being adjacent to traffic-heavy
- Experience the lion dance fortune at “the Kanda Shrine” that has watched over Tokyo/Edo for centuries!
- Built on the land of Edo some 1300 years ago, the Kanda Shrine has been watching over Tokyo for centuries. Shinto shrines and Buddhist temples ar
- Travel back to old Tokyo and enjoy a ride along the Toden Arakawa Line while taking stops along the way.
- Enjoy the view of old-town streetscapes as you ride a rare streetcar in Tokyo. Have you ever seen Tokyo's cute little “train” that travels slowly
- Let’s find “Kawaii” on “Takeshita Street” in Harajuku
- model/left:Rinata、right:Rinana Worldwide Japanese fashion originated here. When asked, “Where is the popular area for fashion among young people in
- From children to grown-ups, “Gacha-gacha” are the collectables that everybody is avidly turning the knob in order to get!
- Gashapon / Dick Thomas Johnson Many of the capsule toys found in Japan are very unique! Japanese capsule toys are called "Gacha-gacha" or "Gachap
- Founded 230 years ago. "The oldest cheap sweets-store in Japan", loved by many from children to adults
- Built in the middle of the Tokyo, it has an old-fashioned, retro scenery In your country, is there small, cheap candy meant for children? In Japan
- “Sanja Matsuri”, a festival with over 1300 years of history celebrated in Tokyo’s famous Asakusa district.
- Asakusa’s 3 most popular days of the year when people get crazy! When asked, “What’s the most popular sightseeing area in Tokyo,” the common
- Do you know ‘Asakusa Shrine’ ?
- The Shrine Next To A Temple Located in Tokyo’s Asakusa district is the famous Senso Temple (Senso-ji) and what most people might not be aware
- The Shibuya District of Tokyo
- 【Photo by Yuri Suzuki】 The Scramble crossing that Allows for up to 3000 people at a time The Shibuya District in Tokyo is known as one of the
- A Journey on the Local Bus
- Let’s get on the local bus and go downtown! In Japan, the bus is one of the major modes of transportation along with subways, railways, and o