Constructed in the early 1990s on the site of a former chemical factory, this calm, spacious ...
Japan's largest regular urban farmers' market always features more than 100 vendors from around ...
Joggers love this riverside route that runs along both sides of the Sumida River from Ryogoku ...
This city park is divided into two separate areas, namely the western Okubo section and the ...
This ‘cathedral’ sticks out like a sore thumb among the low buildings just off Waseda-dori on ...
Eternally popular with local kids, this park features a variety of obstacles built with old ...
Soak in black, mineral-rich hot spring water at this comfy sento (public bathhouse), located on ...
Opened by the Chiba bayshore in late 2013, this massive shopping heaven (or hell, depending on ...
The Edo-Tokyo Museum in Ryogoku may be bigger and more impressive, but this place is where you ...
※Opening April 23, 2014Flyboarding, the wacky water sport that involves emerging from the water ...
The renovation of Tokyo Station spawned this massive concentration of shops, restaurants, ...
Take time to sort through your photos and then visit Fuji Film's new store, Wonder Photo Shop, ...
The new mecca of anime, Asagaya Anime Street, opened in spring 2014 under the railway tracks ...
Rest your tired feet in some pleasantly warm water at this unique facility in Kodaira. Ground ...
The pond at this quiet Meguro park was once used to irrigate farmland in the area, but now ...
Built on reclaimed land by the Yokojikken River, this waterside park features boat rentals and ...
This multi-use institution hosts everything from offices and conference rooms to restaurants ...
Founded in 1859 as an offshoot of Ibaraki's famed Kasama Inari, this shrine, dedicated to god ...
Revered as a 'power spot' for success in academia and the arts, this Iriya shrine is said to ...
Although the details of its history are unclear, this shrine is said to have stood for up to ...
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