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

Tokyo Daijingu is a peaceful shrine with beautiful architecture just a short walk from Iidabashi Station. You might be surprised when entering the precinct: 90% of visitors are women! Why? Well, let me explain the reason. You don’t need to … Read more

Just like every year, the beautiful cherry blossom season is coming again. But sadly, this year isn’t like every year. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, having a hanami (cherry blossom viewing) picnic while eating and drinking isn’t really possible. Therefore, in … Read more

Jimbocho is mostly known as Tokyo’s bookstore district. But what is the perfect match for indulging in your latest favorite tome? Cafes! And Jimbocho has many of them. You can find numerous small and relaxing cafes in the nooks and … Read more

Countless delicious restaurants serving dishes of all kinds are lining the busy streets of Tokyo, making it a city for foodies. Right now, it may be difficult to dine inside restaurants, but luckily, more and more restaurants offer takeaway options … Read more

Do you enjoy going for a run? If so, why don’t you try out the “Imperial Palace Run” as a memory of your trip to Japan? This running course is the most popular one in Tokyo because there are no … Read more

With around 200 bookstores, Jimbocho is also known as the “City of Books.” With its many second-hand and specialized bookstores, historic buildings, retro cafes, and unique stores, Jimbocho is a very deep part of Tokyo that allows you to make … Read more

Are you a coffee lover? Well, I am a huge coffee fan. One of my hobbies is walking around the streets of Tokyo and discovering new cafes. Let me introduce two stylish cafes that have opened in recent years and … Read more