Things To Do in Tokyo’s Ryogoku Besides Sumo
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Ryogoku (両国) is perhaps best known for sumo. Which begs the question, are there things to do for those who aren’t fans? The answer is yes.
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A Weekend in Yamagata: Ginzan, Zao Snow Monsters & Earthquakes
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I was finally able to cross off two spots in Yamagata Prefecture long on my bucket list: Ginzan Onsen and the snow monsters of Mt. Zao.
A Quaint Afternoon with Birds at Kotori Cafe Ueno
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If you like birds, then you must check out Kotori Cafe Ueno (ことりカフェ上野本店), which features dozens of small birds to enjoy afternoon tea with.
Exploring the G-cans: Japan’s Massive Underground Drain
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Located 50m below ground, the G-cans is one of the largest underground drains in the world. Its main tank resembles a futuristic temple.
I Ate Lunch at Hooters Ginza on a Work Day
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I recently discovered that Hooters Ginza serves lunch specials. Since it’s located near my office, I decided to try it out. For science.
Hitting up mr. kanso, a Canned Food Bar in Tokyo
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Mr. kanso is a quirky canned food bar chain with around 50 locations across Japan and Taiwan. I visited one to check out the unusual concept.
Hiking to Happo Pond in Hakuba: A Breathtaking Experience
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Hiking Happo Pond is a breathtaking experience that should be on the bucket list of any nature lover or photographer. Here’s what to expect.
This Abandoned Konbini in Saitama has Major Ghibli Vibes
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In the quiet suburbs of Saitama Prefecture, an abandoned konbini has charmed explorers for its Ghibli-like vibes. And for good reason.
Tokorozawa Sakura Town + teamLab: A Photographer’s Dream
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Tokorozawa Sakura Town and teamLab have added the cool factor to Saitama Prefecture. Here are some highlights of this photogenic complex!
Review: 5 Reusable Masks for the New Normal
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I decided to review five different types of reusable masks I’ve used during this pandemic, based on the metrics of price, comfort, functionality and aesthetic.