Areas Kappabashi Guide: Knives, Ceramics and Food Samples
A guide to Kappabashi Kitchenware Town: Japanese knives, ceramics, glassware, cookie cutters and plastic food samples, between Ueno and Asakusa.
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Areas Daikanyama Guide: T-Site, Log Road and Boutique Streets
A guide to Daikanyama: Tsutaya Books T-Site, Log Road, Kyu Asakura House, Saigoyama Park, brunch cafés and boutiques, a short walk from Shibuya and Ebisu.
Areas Shinagawa Guide: Sengakuji, Aquariums and Tennozu Isle
A guide to Shinagawa: Sengakuji Temple, Shinagawa Shrine, two aquariums, Tennozu Isle art district, and easy trains to Haneda and the shinkansen.
Areas Koenji Guide: Vintage Shops, Live Music and Awa Odori
A guide to Koenji: vintage clothing streets, live houses such as JIROKICHI, small bars and izakaya, and the Awa Odori festival, 15 minutes from Shinjuku.
Areas Nihonbashi Guide: Edo’s Bridge, Mitsukoshi and Old Shops
A guide to Nihonbashi: the bridge where Japan’s roads begin, Mitsukoshi, Fukutoku Shrine, museums and long-established shops near Tokyo Station.
Areas Jiyugaoka Guide: Sweets, Cafés and European-Style Streets
A guide to Jiyugaoka: Mont St. Clair, the Kosoan teahouse, tree-lined promenades, La Vita and interior shops, a few stops from Shibuya.
Areas Kamata and Haneda Area Guide: Winged Gyoza, Black Onsen and Easy Airport Access
Kamata and the Haneda area: winged gyoza, Kamata Onsen's black water, Ikegami Honmonji and why it is a handy base near the airport.
Areas Kagurazaka Guide: Tokyo’s Little Paris and Old Geisha Alleys
Kagurazaka: cobbled alleys, Zenkokuji Temple, Akagi-jinja Shrine and French and Japanese restaurants near Shinjuku.
Areas Ryogoku Guide: Sumo, the Edo-Tokyo Museum and Chanko-nabe
Ryogoku is the home of sumo: the Kokugikan arena, sumo stables, the reopened Edo-Tokyo Museum, Hokusai and chanko-nabe.
Areas Yanaka Guide: Old Tokyo, Yanaka Ginza and Nezu Shrine
Walk old Tokyo in Yanaka and Nezu: Yanaka Ginza street food, temples, Yanaka Cemetery and Nezu Shrine, next to Ueno.