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Hamarikyu Gardens: Tokyo’s Hidden Oasis of Calm and Autumn Colors

Introduction: A Rare Moment of Peace in the Heart of Tokyo Tokyo is often described as a city that never stops—fast, energetic, and overflowing with lights, trains, and people. But hidden right inside its modern business district lies a place that feels almost unreal: Hamarikyu Gardens, a vast Edo-period garden surrounded by towering skyscrapers. For…
Discover Tokyo’s Most Unique Autumn Garden: The Historic Kyu-Furukawa Estate

If you think Tokyo is all neon lights and skyscrapers, you may want to think again. Nestled in the quiet residential area of Kita-ku in northern Tokyo lies Kyu-Furukawa Gardens — a rare blend of European elegance and traditional Japanese serenity. This 30,780 m² estate features a Western-style mansion on a sloped hill, a terraced…
Shinjuku Gyoen in Fall: Stunning Autumn Colors in the Heart of Tokyo

Tokyo is famous for its energy — neon lights, busy crossings, and the constant hum of city life. Yet right in the middle of this fast-paced metropolis lies one of Japan’s most peaceful and visually stunning escapes: Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden. Known as one of the best places to enjoy autumn foliage in Tokyo, it…
Meiji Jingu Gaien: Tokyo’s Most Beautiful Ginkgo Avenue in Autumn

Introduction: A Golden Tunnel in the Heart of Tokyo Every autumn, Tokyo transforms into a warm palette of reds, oranges, and gold—but among all its seasonal highlights, Meiji Jingu Gaien’s ginkgo tree avenue stands out as one of the most breathtaking sights. Located just a short walk from Aoyama-Itchome or Gaienmae Station, this long, symmetrical…
Akai Tsubo Omotesando: The Ultimate Chili Paradise in Omotesando

1. For Spice Lovers — This Is Heaven on Earth! If you’re a fan of spicy food, this place should be on your must-visit list in Tokyo. Aka Tsubo, located in stylish Omotesando, is not your average Japanese restaurant. It’s a chili pepper specialty restaurant, offering dishes crafted with different types of chilies from around…
Kinka Sushi Bar: Visitors Friendly And New Style Sushi Bar In Shibuya

Have you ever been to Kinka Sushi Bar? They run in Shibuya and Roppongi, so when you search Sushi restaurant in these area, I think you’ll see KINKA. Actually, Kinka is from Toronto, Canada. That’s why, KINKA is modern taste and at the same time, you’ll be able to experience authentic Sushi! If you read…
Tokyo Station: Easy-To-Go To Have South East Asian Foods!

It’s Tokyo Station’s Turn!!! Do you remember my previous blog about Tokyo Station? Those are my article about Tokyo station. Tokyo station is the biggest station in Japan so, there are many kinds of shops and restaurant. Especially, on underground floor, on the Yaesu Exit, many kinds of restaurants are running on the pass. In…
Ebisu: Authentic Spanish Restaurant Close To The Station

In this blog, I’d like to share my favorite restaurants in Ebisu. Actually, I shared a Yakitori restaurant in Ebisu before, so here is No.2 to share my favorite. Last month, I felt to have a Spanish cuisines with my colleague so I visited a restaurant called Taberna De Espana Fragante Humo. One of the…
Ebisu: Must Visit Place To Find Your Favorite Restaurant

Have you ever been to Ebisu? Here is one of my favorite place in Tokyo. Ebisu is located next to Shibuya station. Also, when you use JR Yamanote line, it’s easy to access there. In this part, I’d love to show why I wanna visit many times and let you visit Ebisu! ***Are you looking…
Shabushabu: How To Enjoy Having It And My Favorite Two Restaurants

Have you ever had hotpots, shabushabu in Japan? Hotpots, shabushabu is one of a healthy big Japanese cuisine. I love hotpots and shabushabu because I can have many kinds of ingredients and I like sharing this with my family and friends. To enjoy to talk with your family and friends, hotpots, shabushabu is the best…