Published about 8 hours ago
Yanesen is located in the northeast area of Tokyo including three districts: Yanaka, Nezu, and Sendagi. It is one of Tokyo’s old neighborhoods and the feeling of the past still lingers within the land. Low-rise wooden houses, old shrines and temples attest to the passing of time and how things u...
Answered 3 days ago
Hello.Can you buy it by internet?I am not familiar with judogi but as I checked, by net shopping is cheapest. Like Rakuten or amazon. I also found this shop. https://sv80.wadax.ne.jp/~kiyospo-com/s_goods_list.cgi?CategoryID=160
Answered 5 days ago
Most of the time, you can just go to the station. Some peak periods like the end/start of the year, Golden Week and Obon are a few exceptions though. Plus you don't say if you are buying regular fare tickets or using a full JR Pass. If the latter, you can make seat reservations for free.You can c...
Published 7 days ago
Roppongi is a pretty rich area, full of classy restaurants for an elegant dinner or important events, but here we show you also another face: there are plenty of ramen restaurants in Roppongi, and they’re amazing! So, if you find yourself strolling around Roppongi’s roads and you are also hungry...
Answered 11 days ago
Well, if I had 15 hours, I'd be going to every last great place in Tokyo I could. There are over a dozen beautiful traditional gardens, like Koishikawa Korakuen, Rikugien, Kiyosumi, Kyu-Shiba Rikyu, Hamarikyu, Shinjuku Gyoen, and many more. There are also many great places for city views - the To...
Published 11 days ago
Morioka is a bustling city known for its three rivers and their Morioka Sansa Odori dance festival. A place where you can enjoy almost everything under the sun. Another interesting tidbit about Morioka is that they are also famous for their “Sandaimen” (three great noodles). Many restaurants in ...
Answered 12 days ago
Hello. I recommend Streamer coffee company.http://streamer.coffee/location.htmlThe shop opens from 8:00. I hope it is early enough for you (^^)/You can find more nice place in this website.Please refer to https://hubjapan.io/articles/10-breakfast-places-in-shibuya-for-great-morning
Answered 13 days ago
La Foret Harajuku is the place you should go! It's an iconic shopping mall existing from a long time ago. I used to shop there when I was younger. Most of the shops are for younger generations from teen to twenties. There is also Omotesando Hills but they are not really focused on local Japanese ...
Answered 13 days ago
The most famous city for Okonomiyaki is Osaka. It's local specialty of the region. Hiroshima is also famous for Okonomiyaki, with their own style Hiroshima style. Hiroshima style adds noodles and fried egg on Okonomiyaki and sauce is a bit more watery comparing to Osaka style.
Answered 13 days ago
Rikugien, few mins walk from Sugamo Station or Komagome Station is a beautiful Japanese garden. I am not sure if there was a coffee shop in the garden, maybe there was a Japanese teahouse instead. 15-20 mins train ride from Shinjuku Station.
Published 14 days ago
Fukushima is the third largest prefecture in Japan and is surrounded by many historical sites, natural attractions and a wide array of activities all-year round. Contrary to popular belief, Fukushima is a safe place to visit. The no-entry zone is away from the city and pose no threat to the heal...
Answered 15 days ago
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Answered 16 days ago
Those are eaten at Tsukishima in Tokyo.There is a store of many Okonimiyaki and Monjyayaki in Tsukishima.
Answered 16 days ago
I recommend Ueno park, Hamarikyu gardens, Hibiya Park and Odaiba beach. Hideaki
Answered 16 days ago
Some places I would like to go to are Rissaku ji Temple, Zao ropeway, Moga I River Boat ride and Yamagata Museum of Art/Yamagata Castle. Do you have suggestions for any of these specific places?
Published 21 days ago
Yanesen is one of Tokyo’s old neighborhoods and hidden gems abound, waiting for people to discover them. While the atmosphere is quaint and peaceful, the traditional Japanese culture is still lively and it can be felt when exploring the city. While you take a stroll, it’s a given that you’ll bum...
Answered 22 days ago
I presume you mean Tendo in Yamagata.It's next to Yamagata Airport and has the Yamagata bullet train running through. But that's it. Within the city, your only options are buses, walking, and taxis. As far as going to some other city or town, unless you give more specific info, it's impossible to...
Answered 24 days ago
Hi, you mean Sahimi, raw fish? if I were you, I'd go to Tsukiji to eat Sashimi, because there are many restaurants out there. It takes only 10min by train from Akihabara to Tsukiji.
Answered 24 days ago
You definitely should make a stop at Yamadera (Risshakuji temple) in Yamagata Prefecture. It's a temple up on the mountain, the view from the top after walking over 1,000 steps is breathless. Also the quiet and forestry atmosphere are really relaxing. About Yamadera: https://hubjapan.io/articles/...
Answered 27 days ago
Hello. If I would have 4 days in Tokyo, I would like to do Watch Kabuki https://www.kabukiweb.net/theatres/kabukiza/information/index.html Visit Tsukiji http://www.tsukiji.or.jp/english/index.html Tokyo Cruise http://www.suijobus.co.jp/en/ Learn how to make Sushi http://w...
