If you’re looking for a quiet and authentic side of Tokyo, far from the bustling crowds of Shibuya or Shinjuku, Yanesen is a perfect place to explore. This charming area is a combination of three old Tokyo neighborhoods: Yanaka, Nezu, and Sendagi. Yanesen is known for its nostalgic atmosphere, narrow alleys, traditional houses, local shops, … Read more
When thinking of traditional Japan—wooden houses, peaceful temples, and centuries-old culture—Kyoto is often the first place that comes to mind. But did you know there’s another city filled with ancient charm, just an hour from Tokyo? Welcome to Kamakura—a former capital of Japan that still holds the soul of the samurai era. With its historic … Read more
After experiencing the modern energy of Shibuya and Shinjuku, why not take a step back in time and explore the historic charm of Tokyo?Asakusa is the perfect place to encounter the “classic Japan” that many first-time visitors dream of. From iconic landmarks like Kaminarimon and Senso-ji Temple to cultural experiences like wearing a yukata or … Read more
If you’re looking to immerse yourself in the quintessential Tokyo experience, Shinjuku is a must-visit destination. From towering skyscrapers and serene gardens to historic shrines and vibrant nightlife, this district encapsulates the diverse facets of Japan’s capital. Easily accessible from various parts of Tokyo, Shinjuku is an ideal spot to explore on your second day … Read more
Why Shibuya is the Perfect Starting Point If you’re visiting Japan for the first time, there’s no better place to start than Shibuya. Known worldwide for its famous scramble crossing and cutting-edge cityscape, Shibuya is where tradition meets innovation, and where Tokyo’s energy comes alive. Shibuya is incredibly easy to reach, whether you’re coming from … Read more
