The Lockup Shinjuku: Jail Cell Dining with a Twist
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A visit to The Lockup Shinjuku is an experience you won’t forget. The jail cells and terrifying “show” will etch themselves permanently in your memories.
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The Soho Odaiba: Tokyo’s Most Colourful Office Space
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Time to check out The Soho in Odaiba, a modern 13-storey office complex that has become a landmark Instagram spot for its colourful exterior.
3 Instagram-Worthy Things to Do in Chiba
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Chiba is not just Tokyo Disney Resort and Narita Airport. Full of hidden gems, here are 3 unique things to do in the prefecture for some Instagram magic!
Escape Life at Mazaria, Tokyo’s Newest VR Arcade
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Enter Mazaria, the newest VR arcade in town. Opened on July 12, Bandai Namco’s Ikebukuro reincarnation of the VR Zone in Shinjuku is crazy fun for all ages.
10 Must-Do Day Trips from Tokyo (Less Than 2 Hours Away!)
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Looking for ideas on fun day trips from Tokyo once rainy season is over? Look no further! Here are 10 must-do day trips tried and tested by yours truly.
A Day in Tashkent: 5 Easy Things to Do
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A quick and dirty guide to the most interesting things to do in Tashkent, for those who only have limited time to spend in the Uzbekistan capital.
UNKOOOO! A Look Inside the Poop Museum Yokohama
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The newly-opened Poop Museum in Yokohama shows just how fun Japan has made something traditionally seen as gross. Read a firsthand report on a day of UNKO!
BURLESQUE Tokyo: For First-timers to Roppongi Nightlife
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Located in one of the centres of nightlife, Roppongi, BURLESQUE Tokyo mixes Japanese underground culture with sexy cabaret and a dash of otaku-ism.
8 Things to Do in Macau’s Cotai Strip Besides Gambling
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The Vegas-inspired Cotai Strip in Macau is lined with casinos, but it’s more than just poker tables. Here are 8 things to do that don’t involve gambling!
HAGU Cafe: A Hedgehog Cafe in the Heart of Shinjuku
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HAGU Cafe in Shinjuku features both hedgehogs and degu. The good thing about it being less known is two-fold: there are less people, and it’s slightly cheaper.