Is it possible to find secret places in vibrant Tokyo that is always full of tourists? It’s possible if you know where to search. As a rule, foreign travelers pay little to nothing attention to Yanaka district. It’s hard to see a foreign guest in this part of the city, and that’s a mistake. This old district has miraculously survived the war period. It’s a charming place to wander on silent and narrow streets, look at tiny houses, and explore items in local specialty shops. While walking on Yanaka Ginza, don’t forget to find a specialty shop that offers uchiwa fans. When you’re tired of walking, relax in one of the cozy local cafes and try authentic street food – rice pies.
Tokyo never ceases to conquer travelers with its unique attractions. A trip to the Asakusa district will help you to get acquainted with old traditions, see beautiful historic buildings and … Open
When night comes to the city, Tokyo starts flashing with neon signs. The city is truly rich in various night time entertainments. The most popular bars and nightclubs are located in the … Open
If you are ready to wake up really early, Tsukiji Fish Market is a place to visit. Every morning, fish sales take place from 5 to 7 a.m. on the largest fish market in the city. Famous chefs and locals come to Tsukiji to buy freshest and finest fish and seafood. It’s incredibly interesting to watch how the sales happen. When all exclusive harvesting is sold, make a walk in the market and purchase exotic delicacies, fruit, and vegetables.
1. The best way to move around the city is subway. This will not only help you to save money, but also will help to avoid traffic jams. We suggest purchasing subway map that will … Open
When you are in a mood for eating something unusual, head to Sunshine City . This shopping complex is the location of a unique café, Cup Ice Museum , that offers more than 400 types of ice cream. The varieties of the all-time favorite dessert include some very exotic options, for example, ice cream with onion or garlic, sushi and wasabi, clams, fish, and even beer.
The luxurious The Ritz-Carlton, Tokyo is a true landmark of the city. It is open in the highest skyscraper in Tokyo. The hotel has more than 200 guest rooms in the 54-storey building, and … Open