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- How to see Cherry Blossoms in Asakusa, Meet Geishas and Much More !
- The Sumida River is located between the Asakusa area and the Tokyo sky tree tower area. Sakura trees beautifully decorate the river bank, but there i
- Omisoka and O-Shogatsu: The Japanese Year End and New Year’s holidays
- Today’s Shogatsu inherits some traditional customs and also adds more modern elements. Let’s see how Japanese people spend their Year End and New Year
- Cheap, Quick, and Tasty! Tokyoites Beloved Fast Food, Soba noodles.
- Which type of fast food do you think has been enjoyed by Tokyoties for some centuries? Soba noodles have been the favorite fast food of the people fr
- Watch traditional Japanese performing arts at the Edo Tokyo Museum!
- The Edo Tokyo Museum will host Noh and Kyogen Performances on stage this coming December. The performances will be played with English captions and th
- Soba noodles and rice omelets, eat light meals in nostalgic atmospheres!【Near the TOKYO SKY TREE tower】
- Food is one of the most thrilling parts of traveling. Taste is important, but the atmosphere may also stimulate your appetite. While exploring the Sum
- Onsen-Sento: try an outdoor bath at the bottom of the Tokyo Sky Tree!
- Wandering the Sumida ward, you may feel tired and want relax for a while. You can have a relaxing, Sento (public bath) experience in just a 10 min wal
- Samurai, Kabuki, Sushi. Let’s experience old Tokyo at the Edo-Tokyo Museum！【江戸東京博物館】
- Samurai (侍), Geisha(芸者), Ukiyo-e（浮世絵）, and Kabuki（歌舞伎）. You might be familiar with some of these Japanese words before visiting Japan. However, do you
- The Sumida River Fireworks Festival on July 27th, 2019 : Some Tips to Actually See Something
- The Sumida river fireworks festival is big summer attraction for Tokyoites. Last year more than 800,000 people visited. However, visitors are often di
- Experience traditional Japanese crafts near the Tokyo Sky Tree Tower! 5 shops and studios, including workshop information
- The Tokyo Sky Tree Tower is such a modern building and consists of cutting edge technologies. By contrast, the surrounding areas still retain the down
- Sumo: Japanese wrestling with a real fighting spirit.
- Sumo wrestlers wear topknots and traditional loincloths on the tournament ring that follows customs dating back to the Edo period. Sumo is a real figh
- Where can you buy food in Tokyo, other than at convenience stores and supermarkets? Ready-to-Eat meals sold at Depachika!
- During your travels in Japan, you may go to convenience stores and grab everyday, convenient food. Their foods are easy, tasty, and cheap. However, if
- Let’s see how Monjayaki is cooked!
- Monjayaki is Japanese food that is eaten in the Tokyo Shitamachi area. Cooking this food on a hot iron plate and eating with a group of people can be
- You can experience the daily life of Tokyo locals in Shitamachi.
- Shitamachi is attracting more and more tourists because it’s areas have a special atmosphere owing to their long, age-old history.
- A typical classic Japanese town that welcomed Western culture about 100 years ago. 【Omihachiman】
- A popular filming location for Japanese Samurai dramas’ Omihachiman is an old, historical city in Shiga prefecture to the east of Kyoto. A nephew o
