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Nakano Broadway offers anime fans an alternative to Akihabara

Akihabara isn’t the only hub for anime enthusiasts, because you’ll find a plethora of both budget and premium anime goods at Nakano Broadway!

From fine dining to luxury shopping and a deep appreciation for the arts, Roppongi is Japan’s uptown city that offers class and elegance.

Located on the outskirts of Shinjuku city, Toyama Park is one of the most stunning parks in Tokyo and a hidden gem overlooked by tourists.

Uobei Shibuya Dougenzaka is quite possibly the best sushi train I’ve ever been to. They deliver affordability, quality, and generous servings!

Tokyo offers some of the most stunning views in all of Japan. Here are my top 5 personal favorites, some of which you likely haven’t heard of!

There are many countries where the spirit of Halloween is nowhere to be seen, heard, or felt, but Japan is certainly not one of them!

Shibuya is essentially the “New York” of Japan. As the busiest commercial city in Tokyo, it’s also a major tourist attraction for foreigners.

Harajuku is one of the most outgoing towns in Tokyo. In particular, Takeshita Street brings life and youthful energy through teen popularity!

Yokohama was the first foreign trading port that connected Japan to the world. Now, it’s a stunning seaside city and major tourist attraction!

Tokyo is often associated with Shibuya’s sky-rise buildings and bustling crowds, but Asakusa shines a different light on the nation’s capital.

For first-timers in Japan, a common question that comes to mind is which city should one spend more time in – Tokyo, Kyoto, or Osaka?

The concept of a maid cafe is nothing out of the ordinary in Japan, but it certainly has the rest of the world scratching their heads.