The New Tokyo Midtown Yaesu: A Floor by Floor Guide
Out of curiosity, I paid a visit to Tokyo Midtown Yaesu just five days after it opened. Here’s a quick-and-dirty floor by floor guide.
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Tír na nÓg: Escape to a Fairytale World in the Heart of Ginza
Tír na nÓg is a medieval fantasy-themed cafe and bar in Tokyo that features a world-building so immersive, you may forget where you are.
Read moreDogenzaka Church: Drink, Dance and Confess Your Sins
Dogenzaka Church in Shibuya is not your typical place of worship. After the sun sets it transforms into a hip bar aptly named “The Church.”
Read moreStranger Things Cafe: Enter the Upside Down in Tokyo
A Pronto branch in Shibuya has been temporarily transformed into a Stranger Things pop-up cafe, and it does not disappoint.
Read moreHarumi Bridge: A Rare Haikyo in the Heart of Tokyo
Located among the sea of tower mansions and sparkling new development sits Harumi Bridge, a rusted old relic of bygone days.
Read moreGinza: Photos of Tokyo’s Blingiest Shopping District
Ginza is one of Tokyo’s most elegant and luxurious districts, and I’m not gonna lie: I love the vibe. Not to mention the great photo ops.
Read moreA Slice of Tokyo Life with Transparent Public Toilets
One of the best things about living in Tokyo is that there is always some artsy stuff popping up somewhere. This time we’re talking about transparent public toilets.
Read moreStaycation Review: Nest Hotel Tokyo Hanzomon
A three-star hotel with a slightly extravagant feel, Nest Hotel Tokyo Hanzomon ended up being one of the best staycations I’ve had so far.
Read morePrivate Rental Gyms in Tokyo: Work Out During COVID
Private rental gyms in Tokyo are the perfect solution to keep up those gains during a COVID-19 state of emergency. I tried three this time.
Read moreThings To Do in Tokyo’s Ryogoku Besides Sumo
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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