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Hamarikyu Gardens
Kanto, Parks and Gardens, Tokyo

Hamarikyu Gardens

by touristinjapanupdated on April 17, 2020July 9, 20181 Comment on Hamarikyu Gardens

Hamarikyu Gardens (Hama-rikyū) is a tranquil park in central Tokyo. The park is located near the old Tsujiki fish market and right next to the river. Hamarikyu Gardens feels quite special – pretty much anywhere in the park, you see the modern “forest” of high rise buildings surrounding the area.

Senso-ji Temple, Asakusa. Licensed under CC. Credit: James Faulkner
Kanto, Temples and Shrines, Tokyo

Senso-ji temple

by touristinjapanupdated on January 21, 2020July 2, 20184 Comments on Senso-ji temple

Senso-ji (Sensō-ji), widely known as Asakusa Kannon Temple, is Tokyo’s oldest buddhist temple. Located in Asakusa, one of Tokyo’s most lively and busy districts, Senso-ji is one of the most visited spiritual sites in the world. This bright and colorful temple attracts so many people from all over the world that at times it’s even hard …

Tokyo Tower
Attractions, Kanto, Tokyo

Tokyo Tower

by touristinjapanupdated on April 18, 2020June 11, 2018Leave a Comment on Tokyo Tower

Tokyo tower is a transmission tower located in central Tokyo. The tower, which is one of Tokyo’s most famous landmarks, has two observation decks which are accessible to the public against an entry fee.

Hachiko Statue, Shibuya
Attractions, Kanto, Tokyo

Hachiko Statue

by touristinjapanupdated on April 18, 2020June 4, 20182 Comments on Hachiko Statue

Hachiko (ハチ公) was a dog of the Akita breed, living from 1923 – 1935. The dog is famed for his loyalty to his master Ueno – even after Ueno’s death. A loyalty so strong that it has been the school example of loyalty in Japanese culture for nearly 90 years.

Attractions, Kanto, Tokyo

Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building Observation Decks

by touristinjapanupdated on January 29, 2020March 19, 20182 Comments on Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building Observation Decks

Tokyo doesn’t lack observation decks and platforms. There are many popular places where you can have a look at Tokyo from above, but did you know that you actually don’t need to pay to get a good view down on the city?

Entrance to Tokyo Robot Restaurant
Kanto, Tokyo

Robot Restaurant in Tokyo (insane)

by touristinjapanupdated on April 19, 2020March 18, 2018Leave a Comment on Robot Restaurant in Tokyo (insane)

The Robot Restaurant in Tokyo. Sensory overload is the first thing that comes to my mind when trying to describe this experience. The robot restaurant experience is one of the weirdest and craziest experiences you can have in Tokyo if you ask me. Discounted Tickets for Robot Restaurant I had read about it, heard about …

Food, Kanto, Tokyo

8 flavor ice cream in Tokyo (gigantic)

by touristinjapanupdated on April 19, 2020March 17, 2018Leave a Comment on 8 flavor ice cream in Tokyo (gigantic)

In Tokyos “nerd paradise”, the shopping center Nakano Broadway, you can have a gigantic 8 flavor ice cream. Not only is it huge, but it has 8 different tastes and colors.

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