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- Destination Tokyo
- Speciality Neighborhoods
Meguro
Bars, boutiques and blossoms (even in the winter), Meguro is more than just Shibuya’s ward-next-door.
Ueno
Forget Stacey’s mom, Ueno has got it going on. Like cherry blossoms and temple ruins? Head on down to Ueno Park. Can’t get enough of...
Ikebukuro
Ikebukuro really has it all-in-one. This once small historical village, (literally meaning "pond bag"- classy) has grown into a shopping and anime par...
Devil Craft Hamamatsucho
The craft beer craze has been catching on in countries around the world and Japan, thanks in part to DevilCraft, is no exception. DevilCraft was...
Marion Crepes
It’s not hard to find a crepe stand in Harajuku - they’re everywhere. But the best ones are located down Takeshita Street, including the famous...
Mejiro
A small station situated between Takadanobaba and Ikebukuro along the Yamanote Line, Mejiro is quite the laid-back and easygoing spot for strolling around...
Shin-Okubo
Shin Okubo is a cozy little neighborhood located within Tokyo's Shinjuku ward and is easily accessible as one of the stops on the Yamanote train loop...
Ebisu
Ebisu is one of the busiest locations along the Yamanote Line, providing passengers with direct access to most of the major tourist attractions and landmarks in central Tokyo...
Uguisudani
The area’s small train stop along the Yamanote line actually sits at the north end of a huge tourist destination: Ueno Park...
Kanda
Kanda is located within a few minutes’ walking distance from the Tokyo Imperial Palace and Tokyo station. It’s filled with high-rise office buildings ...
Yurakucho
Conveniently located within a five minutes walk of the popular high-class shopping district of Ginza and within 10 minutes of Tokyo station, Yurakucho is one of the busier stops along the Yamanote Line...