Tokyo’s most iconic things to do!
Stay in a Capsule Hotel
Ever taken a layover nap in a airport sleeper pod? Nowadays, they come in a variety of shapes and sizes; however, they were originally launched as horizontal capsules that were inspired by Japanese capsule hotels. In Tok...more
Visit the Samurai Museum
When people think of Japan, one of the first thing that pops into their minds are samurai. Samurai are the most elite royal military and have been an integral part of Japanese history and culture ever since they first ro...more
Play Pachinko
Pachinko is a combination of a pinball machine with a slot machine, and yes, it is a form of gambling. The electronic beeps and buzzes emanating from pachinko parlors can be heard before seen, just follow the noise. Alth...more
Tokyo Central Railway Station
Odds are at some point in your Tokyo trip you will have to pass through the Tokyo Central Railway Station, whether arriving from the airport, when visiting the Imperial Palace or while catching a bullet train.
Akasaka Palace
Originally built in the early 1900s as the Imperial Palace for the prince (apparently he and the king did not want to share a palace) and now functioning as the State Guest House, Akasaka Palace. The building, garden and...more
Take A Class At Tokyo Sushi Academy Tsukiji
Let’s be honest here; Tsukiji Market is known around the world because it is the biggest fish market in the world, and arguably also the best in terms of quality product.
Spend A Day Exploring Tokyo Dome City
It is called the Tokyo Dome City because it is not just a simple dome but rather an entire sprawling city within Tokyo. It all began with the namesake structure, the gigantic Tokyo Dome stadium, which is used for everyth...more
Purchase Vending Machine Souvenirs
There are many weird or quirky aspects of Japanese culture that have become known around the world not because they are popular but rather simply because they are so strange.
Take A Traditional Japanese Bath
Before the advent of modern household plumbing, sento (Japanese for public baths) were how the people of Tokyo kept clean. Although the hygienic importance of these bath houses has faded, a surprising number of them stil...more
See The Government (And The City) In Action
As the business heart of Tokyo, Shinjuku is home to countless skyscrapers. Walking around the streets here will really make you feel insignificant. Want to feel like a king?
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