Asakusa
Asakusa is a historic temple town which dates back over 1000 years, today it is one of Japan’s few traditional quarters and is a hugely…
Asakusa is a historic temple town which dates back over 1000 years, today it is one of Japan’s few traditional quarters and is a hugely…
Roppongi is best known for its night-life and as a hangout for western tourists and expatriates as most of its restaurants and nightclubs cater for…
Ueno is Tokyo’s cultural capital, home to the National Museum of Western Art, the National Science Museum, the Tokyo National Museum, and the Ueno Zoo….
Shiodome is a new suburb right in the centre of Tokyo bordering the Ginza district. Once the site of a rail yard this area has…
Shibuya is one of Tokyo’s most energetic commercial and entertainment districts, popular with Japan’s youth culture. Its streets, including Center Gai and Takeshita Street, are…
Shinjuku is a large business, entertainment and shopping district and is home to most of Tokyo’s Skyscrapers, with so many people working or visiting the…
Akihabara Electric Town is a Tokyo district lined with shops dedicated to the latest gadgets, music, anime, and manga. Often referred to as “Akiba” or…
Ikebukuro is home to many of Japan’s large department stores and is also home to a large shopping centre known as Sunshine City that houses…
Marunouchi is Tokyo’s primary commercial district, bordered by Tokyo Station, the Imperial Palace, and the Tokyo International Forum to the south in Yurakucho. The area…
Odaiba is a large man made island in Tokyo Bay; originally constructed during the Edo period as a fortress, the once derelict site has been…
Ginza is everything elegant and stylish; it’s the place for sophisticated Tokyoites. This retro modern precinct is home to the world’s leading brands. Cartier, Sony,…
The Tokyo Disney Resort consists of two theme parks, Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea, as well as seven large hotels. Tokyo Disneyland, styled after Disneyland…