Answered 3 days ago
Do you mean the Cafe Blanket? If so you can find it in the Snoopy Museum in Tokyo.I would recommend you to purchase the admission ticket to the museum before your visit. It happened one of my friends that the tickets weren't available at the museum.http://www.snoopymuseum.tokyo/en/
Published 4 days ago
The number of Izakaya in Roppongi has increased over the years and with good reason. Being one of the most popular nightlife districts in Tokyo, it is only natural to find many Izakayas in the Roppongi Area. For people who have an active nightlife, it is almost impossible not to be acquainted wi...
Answered 4 days ago
Oh, yes, they do! Even though if they don't understand you, they will somehow try to help you as much as they can. You don't need to worry about it.
Answered 6 days ago
How about Hantei in Nezu?http://hantei.co.jp/They use the old house built more than 100 years ago. They serve "Kushikatsu", it's skewers of different ingredients deep-fried like pork, vegetables, etc. The first set comes with 2,835 yen set and you can order more if you feel more food. (Read throu...
Answered 6 days ago
TSUTAYA Shibuya has large floor dedicated for manga. It's faced to the famous Shibuya crossings so it is easy to find and access as well. If you are looking for English translated manga, this article may help you:- 7 Bookstores In Tokyo To Go English Manga Shoppinghttps://hubjapan.io/articles/7-b...
Answered 6 days ago
Go to amusement park, museums, aquariums, parks, movies, cafes, Izakaya (Japanese pubs), bars, take a walk, shopping, video game, manga, anime, travel, etc. I think it is not that different from other countries. :)
Answered 6 days ago
JR pass works only for trains operated by JR. For instance, Tokyo has two subway companies: Tokyo Metro and Toei. And there are several other railway companies such as Seibu Ikebukuro Line and Tobu Tojo Line. Those subways don't accept JR pass. If you want to go around with only the JR pass, you ...
Answered 6 days ago
Transportation is extremely crowded during Golden Week, especially ones going from Tokyo to suburbs. Tokyo isn't get as less crowded as you expect. Major sights are pretty crowded, as well as suburbs because people travel from Tokyo to those places. I guess it doesn't matter too much, just note t...
Answered 6 days ago
My favorite ones:- Kanda Matsuya (near Akihabara)- Muromachi Sunaba (Kanda)- Ueno Yabusoba (Ueno)- Namiki Yabusoba (Asakusa)If you can drink, enjoy small dishes such as Dashimaki Tamago (Japanese style omelet) and Itawasa (fishcake and wasabi) or tempura with drinks (sake is the best!) before soba.
Answered 6 days ago
I would suggest the Shosen Book Tower (書泉ブックタワー) in Kanda. They're building from 1st to 9th floors are filled with books, and you can find many kinds of Manga there!https://www.shosen.co.jp/tower/
Answered 7 days ago
The best soba is made at Tamawarai 玉笑. Note that there is usually a long wait. (It's that good!).
Published 8 days ago
Nikka Whisky Yoichi Distillery is a Japanese whisky distillery located in Hokkaido. It’s the home to Nikka Whisky, which is one of the oldest and biggest producers of Japanese whisky. I visited the distillery in summer and had an amazing time at their museums, whisky bars, and the tour. The dist...
Answered 8 days ago
Why don't you try with videos?Many of my friends began to know Japanese through Anime or movies on YouTube, and now many of my friends are able to speak Japanese! I see that this helps a lot for who needs basic conversational Japanese.
Answered 9 days ago
Generally the locals hang around the slot machines which can be addictive besides 'wasting their money' but they can be doing away with gardening as most Japanese houses have fairly good sizes of greens to work on ! Creating a feast for family is a fast catch up !
Answered 10 days ago
Shibuya and Shinjuku are easy to access anywhere and have lots of lots of restaurants for dining options. The train runs till late and you can reach to Mt. Fuji directly by bus from Shinjuku. This article also may help you:12 Best Area To Stay In Tokyo To Match Your Travel Needshttps://hubjapan.i...
Answered 10 days ago
That is really a difficult question... If you spend lots of budgets, you can have seriously nice meals but I will list a so-so budget list which most people can probably afford. I also chose from places that are close to major sightseeing areas. 1. Sushi: Nemuro Hanamaru (Tokyo Station) It's a co...
Answered 10 days ago
It depends on your preferences and budget. If you would like to live near central, many major central areas such as Roppongi, Shinjuku, etc, have apartments for rent as well, but rents are high. If you like more quiet neighborhood, Koenji, Ogikubo, Sangenjaya, Nakano, Kitasenju are pretty popular...
Answered 10 days ago
- Akihabara (Mandarake, Toranoana, Animate, etc. Just walk along Chuo-Dori Street and you will find lots of stores) - JUMP SHOP (Focused on manga from Jump Magazine such as Dragon Ball and One Piece) - Nakano Broadway (More for retro stuffs) - Pokemon Center - One Piece Shop (Inside Tokyo To...
Answered 10 days ago
You can find Izakayas at almost everywhere in Central Tokyo. Roppongi and Shibuya are more home to clubs but there are also many Izakayas.
Answered 10 days ago
It might be hard to book a table on New Year's Eve unless you make reservation early. There are some online services that allows you to book a table.Open Table:https://www.opentable.jp/tokyo-restaurantsSavor Japan:https://savorjapan.com/Pocket Concierge:https://pocket-concierge.jp/home?locale=en
