The area called “Yanesen” in northern Tokyo, comprising Yanaka, Nezu, and Sendagi, holds the essence of the city’s past while being located in its bustling center. When we think of Tokyo, we might envision a cityscape dominated by tall buildings, but Yanaka stands somewhat apart from such scenes. Yanaka is known for its streets lined with old wooden buildings, providing ...
On the last day of my Tokyo trip, I concluded my journey with an eel rice bowl at Hitsumabushi Nagoya Bincho on the 13th floor of the Tokyu Hands building. As the time to board my return flight approached, I had limited time left to stay in Tokyo. I needed to return to Narita Airport, and considering the potential waiting ...
Japanese people have a significant love for eel. Eel is sometimes treated as a freshwater eel, and distinctions are made based on quality. There are various ways to prepare and enjoy eel, and “Hitsumabushi” is a relatively expensive eel rice bowl dish. It was the last day of a 4-day, 5-night trip to Tokyo. After checking out from the hotel ...
The globally renowned company, Apple, has enticed people worldwide by establishing Apple Stores in major cities. Japan is no exception, with several Apple Stores available. While there are many Apple Stores in Seoul, Japan had them even earlier. During my visit to Tokyo, there were three Apple Stores – Ginza, Shibuya, and Omotesando. Considering the time elapsed since my trip, ...
After exploring Tsukiji Market, I headed to “Ginza,” a place close to Tsukiji known for its luxurious atmosphere, reminiscent of Noryangjin Fish Market and Yeouido in Seoul, South Korea. Both Tsukiji and Ginza share a similar vibe, combining a fish market with upscale surroundings. Ginza resembles Seoul’s Gangnam or Yeouido, featuring tall buildings, well-maintained streets, and serving as one of ...