Welcome to Shinjuku Station—the beating heart of Tokyo and, officially, the busiest train station on Earth. With over 3.5 million passengers passing through daily, it holds a Guinness World Record. But for travelers, it holds a different reputation: The Shinjuku … Read More
What You Need to Know Before Visiting the Area Ōkubo Park, located next to Kabukicho in Shinjuku, has long been known as an area where street solicitation occurs at night.However, recent police crackdowns have significantly reduced the number of women … Read More
Shinjuku is not only one of Tokyo’s busiest neighborhoods—it’s also a ramen lover’s paradise. From creamy pork broths to refined seafood ramen, here are 20 ramen spots where locals and tourists alike line up for a taste of true Japanese … Read More
Shinjuku is one of Tokyo’s busiest entertainment districts, known for its nightlife, neon lights, and vibrant crowds. However, the area also has a darker side—especially around Kabukicho and Okubo Park, where incidents involving street solicitation have been increasingly reported. For … Read More
Makoto Shinkai’s Weathering with You (Tenki no Ko) is a visually stunning film that captures the charm and essence of Tokyo. If you’re a fan of the movie, visiting its real-life locations can be a thrilling experience. Here are some … Read More
Shinjuku and Shibuya are two of Tokyo’s most iconic districts, known for their dazzling neon lights that transform the city into a vibrant metropolis at night. These areas offer a truly unique experience, especially on rainy days when the neon … Read More
If you are looking for a stylish and practical souvenir from your trip to Japan, adidas’ Japan-exclusive T-shirts are a great choice. Featuring designs inspired by Tokyo and Osaka, these rare items are highly popular since they are not available … Read More
There are spots in Tokyo that have been used or become motifs for filming movies. If you’re a movie fan, let’s go! Shibuya Crossing MOVIE: The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift / Resident Evil: Afterlife /Lost in Translation The crossing … Read More