As the world's largest metropolitan area, Tokyo seamlessly blends Japan's traditions with the future. It is also home to the highest number of Michelin-starred restaurants, offering a rich nightlife and advanced technology. Here, you don't have to worry about running out of places to go. Instead, you may only need to worry about whether your wallet is thick enough.
We will introduce you to the most secretive hydrangea spots in Tokyo, such as Yakushiike Park, where you can pick hydrangeas and irises, and Myohoji Temple, where you can admire hydrangeas along the approach, allowing you to quietly enjoy the beauty without the crowds.
【Tokyo】8 Hidden Gems for Serene Appreciation of Hydrangeas! Read More »
Following the earthquake that struck the Noto Peninsula on January 1st, there has been an increase in disaster preparedness awareness among Japanese residents. While there is abundant disaster preparedness information available, particular attention should be paid to the risk of earthquakes in residential areas. Take Tokyo, for instance, which recently released its "Area Seismic Risk Measurement Survey," measuring risks such as building collapse and fire spread by area. This survey, now in its 9th iteration, covers 5,192 neighborhoods within the Tokyo metropolitan area. It categorizes them into three types: "Building Collapse Risk," "Fire Risk," and "Overall Risk."
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Shibuya (Japanese: 渋谷) is one of the 23 wards of Tokyo, and it is a crucial hub for Japan's vibrant youth culture. It boasts a skyline filled with skyscrapers and a plethora of commercial facilities, making it a city where you can experience Japan's latest trends. Among the numerous attractions, Japan has carefully selected must-visit tourist spots when shopping in Shibuya! We will introduce you to 35 places, ranging from classic attractions to lesser-known locations, where you can surely find places you'd like to visit.
Chiyoda Ward stands as the epicenter of Tokyo, a paramount district among Japan's 23 wards. This is a place replete with all the charms of Tokyo, encompassing Tokyo Station and the Imperial Palace, adorned with historical relics, cultural heritage, as well as gastronomic delights and various other pleasures.
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When most individuals envision public bathhouses, thoughts of antiquated and outdated facilities often come to mind. In recent years, the emergence of avant-garde communal baths has sought to redefine this perception. Their stylish ambiance could easily be mistaken for an upscale spa or a retreat. Rest assured, these establishments promise a 360-degree transformation of the conventional image associated with public baths.
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According to the data released by the Geospatial Information Authority of Japan on the 28th, the current number of islands in Japan is 14,125, and among the 6,847 remote islands apart from the main five islands, 416 are inhabited. Interestingly, in one of the world's largest metropolises, Tokyo, there exists the smallest village in Japan, Aogashima Village, with a population of merely 166. Aogashima is just one of Tokyo's remote islands, where you can unravel the unique charm of these islands through this guide, allowing you to bask in the tranquil atmosphere of a resort.