Tokyo

Feel the Earth’s Pulse! Izu Oshima: A Guide to Spectacular Scenery & Deep Exploration

Discover the ultimate guide to Izu Oshima, a captivating island easily accessible by ferry from Tokyo! We reveal a handpicked selection of must-see attractions for travelers, including Japan's only 'Ura Sabaku' (back desert), the colossal 'Geological Stratum Section' resembling a giant baumkuchen, and the surprisingly impressive (and free!) 'Oshima Park Zoo'.

2026.04.15

Sightseeing & Leisure

Traveler’s Essential: 5 Handpicked Spots to Experience Shinjuku’s Iconic and Deep Charms

Shinjuku, a city that captivates travelers from Japan and abroad. From breathtaking skyscraper views and lush natural oases to cutting-edge 3D art and atmospheric old-school izakaya alleys that evoke Showa-era vibes, we've carefully selected 5 must-visit tourist spots. This guide thoroughly explains the best times to visit and how to enjoy them like a local.

2026.04.15

Sightseeing & Leisure

Jimbocho: An Intellectual Wanderlust – A Deep Walking Guide for Travelers Exploring Tokyo’s Historic Used Bookstore District

Discover Jimbocho, the world's largest book town. This guide takes you through historic buildings in the used book district, specialty shops for films and foreign books, and delicious cuisine to savor with a good read, offering a special day immersed in the scent of paper and satisfying your intellectual curiosity.

2026.04.12

Sightseeing & Leisure

Shibuya Sightseeing: 5 Must-Visit Local Spots for Travelers, from Iconic Landmarks to Hidden Gems

Discover Shibuya, a quintessential Tokyo destination, to its fullest! From iconic landmarks like SHIBUYA SKY, the Scramble Crossing, and Meiji Jingu, to the unique 100-yen Fureai Botanical Center and the historic Konno Hachimangu Shrine, we introduce the top spots travelers absolutely shouldn't miss.

2026.04.09

Sightseeing & Leisure

The Ultimate Kichijoji Travel Guide! 4 Must-Visit Classic & Hidden Gems for Tourists

Kichijoji in Tokyo is packed with attractions, from the lush Inokashira Park to fairytale-like cafes and shrines steeped in history! This guide thoroughly explains its genuine charms and practical tips for exploring, perfect for travelers.

2026.04.08

Sightseeing & Leisure

A Must-Visit for Families! 3 Classic & Trendy Tokyo Observation Decks You Can’t Miss

Recommended for family trips to Tokyo! We've carefully selected three major observation spots: Tokyo Tower, Tokyo Skytree, and SHIBUYA SKY. We'll provide a thorough explanation of real-world tips, such as how to avoid crowds, hidden gems kids will love, and important notes regarding strollers.

2026.04.02

Sightseeing & Leisure

Latest for 2026! The Ultimate Guide to Tokyo’s Top 3 Must-Visit Observation Decks

A must-read for short-term visitors to Tokyo! This comprehensive guide covers everything from the highlights of Tokyo Tower, Tokyo Skytree, and SHIBUYA SKY, to tips for avoiding crowds, best visiting times, untold histories, and unique ways to enjoy these three major observation decks.

2026.04.02

Sightseeing & Leisure

Tokyo Station Sightseeing: A Must-See for Japan Travelers! 5 Hand-Picked Spots from Classics to Hidden Gems

Tokyo Station is more than just a transit hub! For short-term travelers, we delve into its fascinating history, from the restoration of the Marunouchi Station Building and the mystery of the dome's zodiac animals, to the panoramic rooftop 'KITTE Garden', the urban oasis 'Wadakura Fountain Park', and even the 'crab fossil' inside the ticket gates. Discover these unmissable sights and tips for navigating them.

2026.04.02

Sightseeing & Leisure

Discover Authentic Vietnamese Supermarkets in Ueno! 4 Deep Dive Food Stores for International Students and Long-Term Residents

Ueno-Ameyoko is a treasure trove of Asian ingredients! For long-term residents and international students, we've curated a selection of practical shopping spots, from deep underground markets for authentic Vietnamese ingredients to accessible street-level Asian stores and delicious Banh Mi shops.

2026.04.02

Shopping & Supermarkets