Tourist attractions in Tokyo: profiles, services and practical information.
Ryogoku Kokugikan is Tokyo’s major sumo stage and a multipurpose venue, not an attraction with free daily access. The Japan Sumo Association holds three of its six annua…
View profile →Above Shibuya’s famous crossing, SHIBUYA SKY makes the ascent part of the experience. Visitors pass through several zones to reach SKY STAGE, an open-air rooftop, and SK…
View profile →In Nishi-Shinjuku, among office towers and broad avenues, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building offers an unexpected pause: ride to the 45th floor and look across T…
View profile →友路有, read as Tomorrow, keeps the kissaten format alive in Asakusa: a neighbourhood coffee shop where breakfast can be a full meal and a pause has its own pace. The branc…
View profile →Pelican Café is connected to Pan no Pelican, an Asakusa bakery established in 1942. At the Kotobuki café, that baking craft reaches the table in a simple form: its close…
View profile →Yoyogi Park offers an unusually large pause in central Tokyo. Its 54.4 hectares include lawns for sitting, paths beneath trees and open plazas, with Harajuku and Meiji J…
View profile →Approaching from Harajuku, the pace changes within a few steps: after the large torii gate, the avenue fades and a broad path begins beneath tall trees. Meiji Jingu was…
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