- 【SUMMER】The 17th Annual Shinjuku Eisa Festival: Experience the Spirit of Okinawa in Shinjuku
- Every year, on the last Saturday of July, the streets of Shinjuku are transformed by the sights, sounds, and spirit of Okinawa. The Shinjuku Eisa Fest
- From Tocho to Arakicho: A One-Day Shinjuku Itinerary
- The Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building (Tocho, for short) is one of Tokyo’s most iconic landmarks and tourist attractions. It’s famous for its fre
- 3 Free Ways to Get a Bird's-Eye View of Shinjuku and Beyond
- Even as a long-term Tokyo resident, gazing across the endless metropolis from a perch high above the ground never gets old. When it comes to partaking
- Explore Shinjuku Chuo Park and Its Secret History
- This year marks the 50th anniversary of Shinjuku Chuo (Central) Park, a lush greenspace surrounded by the office towers and luxury apartment high-rise
- Why Nishi-shinjuku Deserves a Spot on Your Tokyo Travel Itinerary
- During my second trip to Japan back in 2008, I stayed in Nishi-shinjuku, which served as the hub for the Tokyo portion of my trip. Upon arrival, I was
- Araki-Cho running: How to jog all the way around Shinjuku
- Anthony's other running articles ・Araki-Cho: a runner's hub for exploring Tokyo ・From Araki-cho to Tocho: Shinjuku's most famous attractions in one r
- From Araki-Cho to Tocho: Shinjuku’s most famous attractions in one run
- In our previous running article, we focused on an eastern route between the Tadaima Japan Shinjuku Ryokan and the Imperial Palace. This time, we hea
- Araki-Cho: a runner’s hub for exploring Tokyo
- Anthony's other running articles ・Araki-Cho running: Shinjuku's most famous attractions in one run ・From Araki-cho to Tocho: How to jog all the way a
- This is a very cool, subcultural place... let’s go to Asagaya Anime Street!
- I’m going to introduce anime spots where you can enjoy Japanese subculture in Tokyo. The Suginami Ward is very famous for its anime district in Tokyo
- Let’s go to Waseda University！The Waseda Museum tour gives us a sense of history of over 130 years.
- Waseda University (Shinjuku Ward in Tokyo) has a history of over 130 years. There are museums that were built before the war in school buildings, and
- We interviewed people in Akihabara, the mecca for electronics and Otaku!
- Akihabara is famous for it’s many electronics stores, anime, videogames, and idols. It’s attracting attention from Otaku, people who are enthusiastic
- It might take 3 days to see everything at EXPOCITY.
- The Expo Park is a great place to see cherry blossoms! It looks like a carpet of cherry blossoms! The Expo in 1970 started in April and was held fo
- The overwhelming beauty of industry plants, like in sci-fi movies! An exploratory cruise for evening views of factories, from the sea.
- The “Evening views in factory zones tour” has grown in popularity in recent years, regardless of gender and age. I know this is awkward, but do you l
- Don’t miss the chance to visit Tsukiji market, because it will be closed in November 2016.
- The market is packed with retailers in the morning. The market is separated into different markets inside and out. Everyone can go inside, but the
- The Japanese finally made a hot spring on a train platform! A Footbath at Arashiyama station in Kyoto.
- A hot spring footbath on the station platform! Take a footbath while watching trains pass by! You will probably visit Kyoto to see the temples an