Answered over 1 year ago
Yes, you can bring your child to Kabukicho, and pubs and bars. There are no prohibition. But some pubs and bars are not suitable for the infants. For instance, there would be no separation between smokers and non-smokers so that your child can breath smoke.
Published over 1 year ago
Just 90 minutes by train from Tokyo, Sendai is Tohoku Region’s top city that delivers sights, culture, and attractions with a regional charm.
Answered over 1 year ago
I don't know where you are going to visit, but in case you will visit Shinjuku, I reccommend Golden Gai. It's an area where tiny bars are assembled. You can enjoy peculiar atmosphere there. It's in central of Shinjuku.https://www.google.co.jp/amp/s/www.roughguides.com/article/tokyos-tiniest-drink...
Published over 1 year ago
Izakaya has been around for a very long time in Japan and is a favorite hangout place for people who love to drink alcoholic drinks. Today, many izakayas still retain their traditional dishes and drinks; but opted to be more flexible when it comes to introducing new items on their menu. After a ...
Answered over 1 year ago
If it were Japanese in such situation, we would stay at a cheap "business hotels" such as Toyoko inn, Apa Hotel, etc. Or to go more low price, maybe a guesthouse or hostel? I am not sure about guesthouse or hostels in Kobe.Other options may be staying in Karaoke or Manga Cafe (Internet Cafe) oper...
Answered over 1 year ago
There are good bars near Shinjuku-Sanchome station.For example Caruso.https://www.tripadvisor.jp/Restaurant_Review-g1066457-d9964574-Reviews-Barcaruso-Shinjuku_Tokyo_Tokyo_Prefecture_Kanto.html
Answered over 1 year ago
New York Bar in Park Hyatt has an amazing view with great music! Other than that, Shinjuku Sanchome area near Shinjuku Isetan department store has countless bars so hitting one of them might be a great idea. (I don't have a recommendation for a specific place but when I pass by the area, all bars...
Answered over 1 year ago
There are many great bars/pubs in Tokyo but Ishinohana in Shibuya and Bar HiFive in Ginza are one of the most famous bars. Their cocktails are really amazing and creative. New York Bar in Park Hyatt Shinjuku is also very famous. It was used in the film Lost In Translation. Nice atmosphere and gre...
Published over 1 year ago
Hub Japan team went to a sake bar with Jay and Sarah from New York! Hub Japan makes travelers able to socialize with local Japanese in Japan.
Published over 1 year ago
Ieji is the sake bar located in Monzennakacho (Monnaka), which is the east side of Tokyo. You can try various truly delicious sake from Tohoku Region, carefully picked by the manager. The manager takes great care of bottles to serve in fresh flavor and provides those sake at a reasonable price (o...
Published over 1 year ago
Nightlife in Yokohama is somewhat familiar. As a city that has been exposed to a lot of international influences, its drinking and party scene can be best described as a confluence of tastes. The choices include English beer pubs, American diners, posh lounges, DJ clubs, jazz venues, and cocktai...
Answered over 1 year ago
There are many authentic Izakaya under the railway track from Shinbashi Station to Yurakucho Station. Maybe try there?
Published over 1 year ago
Asakusa used to be the most popular entertainment and pleasure district in Tokyo. For those who prefer to enjoy the nightlife in the city, feel free to visit these places and be captivated by the hidden charm that is uniquely found in Asakusa.
Published almost 2 years ago
Akihabara, the famous shopping district in Tokyo where you’ll find the latest gadgets and anything related to the “otaku culture”. Akihabara gained the nickname “Akihabara Electric Town” after the war because it became the center for shopping household electronic goods. You can even say that if ...
Answered almost 2 years ago
If you are OK with snakes, I recommend Tokyo Snake Center. http://animalcafes.com/v/25562.htmlAs you can tell, that's the cafe where you can watch and touch snakes. It's famous among the tourists and there are many people from abroad when I visit the cafe.
Answered almost 2 years ago
How about hammock cafe.At the cafe ,you can eat food and drink on the hammock.Of couse you can do to relax .If you like it ,you can buy the hammock too.
Published almost 2 years ago
Hirosaki in Aomori Prefecture is a city in Aomori with lots of attractions. Being one of the advanced cities in the Meiji period, Hirosaki City welcomed lots of foreigners after the opening of the country. Thus, the city has lots of western influence. Aomori Prefecture is famous as the producer ...
Answered almost 2 years ago
Not sure if below would be what you are looking for but my ideas are;- Go to a sake bar and try out different kinds of Japanese sake. (Seriously, there are various tastes!)- Clubbing (Shibuya or Roppongi have many clubs)- Play at ROUND 1 (Amusement facility having karaoke, darts, arcade video gam...
Answered almost 2 years ago
Walk along the railway from JR Shinbashi Station towards Yurakucho Station. You will find lots of restaurants filled with local people under the railway.
Published almost 2 years ago
One of Japan’s first gateways to the world, Yokohama exudes international flair. From cuisine to architecture, experience diversity in this historic port city. Find must see and best things to do in Yokohama!
