After exploring Tokyo’s Ebisu Garden Place, lunchtime had passed, prompting a search for nearby dining options. That’s when I came across “Kimukatsu Main Branch,” known for its unique offering of a “25-layered pork cutlet.” Checking its location, I found it conveniently situated not far from Ebisu Garden Place, prompting a leisurely walk towards my destination. “Kimukatsu in Ebisu, Home of ...
In the heart of Tokyo, there’s a place known as “Ebisu.” Originally called “Shibuya-mura” or “Samoshibuya,” meaning below Shibuya, its name changed to Ebisu after the construction of the Ebisu Beer Station, a beer-exclusive freight station, and the subsequent creation of a station named Ebisu near Shibuya Station. This transformation resulted from the introduction of the Ebisu beer factory, showcasing ...
After exploring Keio University’s Mita Campus, my initial plan was to head to Ebisu. When I checked the directions from Keio University to Ebisu, it suggested taking a nearby bus. So, I decided to wait at the bus stop. However, whether due to a glitch in Google Maps or some other issue, the suggested bus route wasn’t displayed at the ...
While traveling in Tokyo, memories of a “Tokyo University Student Interview” I had watched on YouTube before my Japan trip came to mind. This naturally led me to think it would be nice to explore a university campus nearby. Checking the map, I discovered the “Keio University Mita Campus” in the vicinity. It was about a 30-minute walk from my ...
On the third morning of my Tokyo trip, after finishing breakfast, I geared up for the day’s exploration. Having quickly toured Shibuya and Harajuku streets on the first day and explored Asakusa and Akihabara on the second, with an evening visit to Odaiba, I felt that, despite it being just two days, I had covered quite a lot. Therefore, for ...
During my recent Tokyo trip, I stayed at the Grand Prince Hotel located near Shinagawa Station. The hotel included breakfast, allowing me to choose from various on-site restaurants for my morning meals. I received a coupon that could be presented at a restaurant for a delightful breakfast experience. ”Slope Side Diner Zakuro: A Restaurant within Grand Prince Hotel“ Among the ...
Japan, being a technologically advanced nation and in close proximity to South Korea, naturally hosts global corporations. In Japan, you can find McDonald’s establishments, similar to those seen in South Korea. McDonald’s, a worldwide corporation, has expanded its presence globally. The “Big Mac Index,” based on the menu item “Big Mac” available at McDonald’s worldwide, has even emerged as an ...
In Tokyo’s Odaiba, a variety of shopping malls awaits exploration. Among them, “DiverCity” with its life-sized Gundam and “VenusFort,” showcasing the Toyota Automobile Museum, stand out as prominent shopping destinations. Another noteworthy addition is “Aqua City,” considered one of Odaiba’s four major shopping complexes since its opening on April 1, 2000. Aqua City: A Department Store Atmosphere Aqua City exudes ...
Just as one can find the “KBS” broadcasting station in Yeouido, Seoul, you can discover the headquarters of “Fuji TV” in Odaiba, Tokyo. Founded in 1957, Fuji TV stands as Japan’s largest private television network. Fuji TV’s headquarters is well-known for its distinctive design, making it a prominent landmark not only due to its scale but also its unique architecture. ...
When thinking of the Statue of Liberty, the iconic landmark in New York, often comes to mind. The Statue of Liberty is a symbol representing New York and the United States as a whole. However, Japan also boasts its own version of the Statue of Liberty, and you can find it in Odaiba, Tokyo. Statue of Liberty in Odaiba, Tokyo: ...
The Tokyo Odaiba area is considered a must-visit destination in Tokyo travel, known for its diverse attractions. While there are numerous points of interest, this location also offers various shopping malls. ‘DiverCity,’ one of these malls, is particularly famous for featuring a life-sized Gundam behind the shopping complex rather than for the mall itself. “DiverCity, A Place to Explore Diversity?” ...
In South Korea, it’s not easy to find arcade culture. While arcades existed in the past, they have mostly disappeared, giving way to PC rooms. However, even as PC rooms gradually fade into the background, in Japan, arcades can still be found in various places, often operating on a large scale. Odaiba was no exception, and within the “DiverCity” building, ...