Nihonbashi literally means “Japan’s Bridge,” and it is truly the heart of Tokyo. The rise of Nihonbashi started during the Edo Period (1603-1868), when Tokyo was still called Edo. The essence of this period is still alive here today. Let’s explore Nihonbashi by looking at its history, the landmarks, what to do and, of course, its best […]
Are you looking for things to do in Shinjuku? Out of Tokyo’s 23 districts, Shinjuku, the centrally-located hub for entertainment, politics, food, and drinks, stands out the most. Shinjuku is like NYC’s Times Square, and it takes on a life of its own with all its small realities and diversity. In this guide, we will […]
Asakusa is the historical area of Tokyo. Considered shitamachi, or downtown, it is one of the most popular places for sightseeing. While Tokyo is known for being one of the most populated cities in the world, Asakusa is like a small town within the city where everyone knows each other. Explore its roots with us […]
Looking for what to do in Shibuya? Shibuya is the City of Trends, the city that doesn’t sleep. Shopping, sightseeing, entertainment, intense nightlife, and not to mention delicious cuisine–in Shibuya, you can enjoy all kinds of experiences! Shibuya is popular among locals and tourists of all ages. Your stay in Tokyo wouldn’t be complete without […]
Everybody loves street food. When it comes to Tokyo street food, you may be wondering why you don’t see as many food stands in Tokyo as you might see in other parts of Asia. You are right–street foods are common mainly in local markets and seasonal festivals in Japan. So what should you try in […]