Chiyoda Ward in Tokyo is famous for its many delicious curry restaurants, but of course, Chiyoda has much more to offer! Let us introduce some of Chiyoda’s hidden gems. This time, we introduce a long-established gyoza dumplings restaurant and a … Read more
Kanda, a neighborhood in Tokyo, is a curry paradise. Every year, an event called “Kanda Curry Grand Prix” is held. Everyone who eats curry at more than 20 curry restaurants during the event will receive the title “Curry Meister”. … Read more
Japan’s “animal cafes” are world-famous. But what kind of cafes are there? What are the rules? For those interested in animal cafes, this time we would like to show you an owl cafe, a hedgehog cafe, and the classic: a … Read more
Tokyo has a lot of fun, memorable activities you can try out without having to leave the city. This time, we joined a candle workshop near Ichigaya station, where we made cute-looking aroma candles with a beautiful scent. When joining … Read more
Kengo Kuma is a Japanese architect known worldwide for his beautifully designed architecture works that blend in with the surrounding environment and local culture. The Kengo Kuma exhibition, which is being held at the National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo … Read more
Hidden in one of the backstreets of Iidabashi, Tokyo, you’ll find a bar/cafe where you can interact with hedgehogs. I went to meet the fluffy-looking, spiky hedgehogs who were too adorable to be true! The hedgehog cafe POTTA is hidden … Read more
Tokyo has many high-quality and delicious bakeries that sometimes even get featured in articles, bakery guidebooks, or magazines. But more often than not, the really good bakeries can be hard to find. So here are three of our favorite bakeries … Read more
The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo (MOMAT) is surrounded by several popular areas for cherry blossom viewing (hanami), such as the Imperial Palace, Chidori-ga-fuchi, and Kitanomaru Garden. This spring, MOMAT is holding its own annual spring event called “Spring … Read more
Iidabashi Station, where five different train lines intersect, is very easy to access. Iidabashi area also has many small offices and companies. That’s why during lunchtime, you can see office workers flock to the many casual restaurants in the area. … Read more