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The Nezu and Sendagi area preserves the nostalgic charm of Tokyo's traditional shitamachi (old downtown) culture. With its historic shrines, old houses, and atmospheric alleyways, it’s a place where m...READ MORE

The Nezu and Sendagi area, located in Tokyo’s old downtown district (shitamachi), retains a strong sense of traditional charm. With its historic shrines, old townhouses, and atmospheric backstreets, i...READ MORE

The Azalea Festival at Nezu Shrine is a beloved spring tradition in Tokyo, held annually around April. During this season, the shrine’s Azalea Garden becomes a breathtaking display of about 3,000 azal...READ MORE

The Yushima area is home to numerous power spots, including Yushima Tenmangu and Yushima Seido. Whether you're seeking love, financial success, or academic achievement, you can visit the perfect spot ...READ MORE

The Yushima area, located on the eastern side of Bunkyo Ward, is within walking distance from Ueno Station. This district is known for its historical landmarks, including Yushima Tenjin and Yushima Se...READ MORE

Located in the northern part of Taito City, near Arakawa City, the Minowa area offers a nostalgic atmosphere despite being just two stations away from Ueno. With its retro-style shopping streets and t...READ MORE

The area surrounding Minowa Station, rich in the nostalgic charm of Tokyo’s shitamachi (old downtown), is home to historical shrines, bustling shopping streets, and unique sightseeing spots. Despite b...READ MORE

The Ueno area, centered around Ueno Onshi Park, is filled with a variety of attractions, from cultural facilities such as art museums and museums to vibrant shopping streets. In particular, it is well...READ MORE

The Ueno area is full of diverse attractions, from cultural facilities like museums and art galleries centered around Ueno Park to lively shopping streets. Ueno Park is known as the "Cultural Forest,"...READ MORE

Nihonbashi has prospered as the center of Japan since the Edo period. The Nihonbashi Bridge, known as the starting point of the Edo Five Routes, still retains its presence today. On the other hand, mo...READ MORE

Nihonbashi, located in the heart of Tokyo, has been known as a center of commerce since the Edo period. Today, it's a district where tradition and innovation blend together, attracting tourists and lo...READ MORE

The Ueno area is a popular tourist destination, rich in history and culture. Ueno Onshi Park is known for its vast grounds and beautiful cherry blossoms, attracting many visitors during the spring sea...READ MORE

Ueno is home to many popular tourist spots, including Ueno Zoo, Ameyoko, Ueno Park, and various museums. With so much to see, it’s no surprise that Ueno also offers a wide range of unique souvenirs. F...READ MORE

The Nihonbashi area is a town where history and culture from the Edo period continue to thrive. The bridge that gave the area its name spans the Nihonbashi River and is designated as an Important Cult...READ MORE

Ameyoko (Ameya Market) is one of Japan’s most famous shopping streets, located between JR Ueno Station and JR Okachimachi Station. Stretching approximately 500 meters, it is home to over 400 shops, of...READ MORE