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Description It is an experiential toy museum that emphasizes three points: play (actual play), create (value handwork), and meet (through play and encounters with people). “”Toy Forest” introduces Japan’s wooden toy culture, and “”Toy Town Aka” allows you to try out traditional toys such as tops and woodwork. The “”Game Room” introduces board games from […]
Description Shinjuku’s new attraction, “Godzilla Peeking from the Rooftop of a Building,” is located in the Shinjuku Toho Building. As of May 2024, to see Godzilla Head up close, you need to use Hotel Gracery Shinjuku or GRACERY LOUNGE (cafe & bar) on the 8th floor. Reviews by situation “Relaxing alone” Recommendation score: /10 Godzilla […]
Description JICA is a Japanese organization that supports developing countries, and this Global Plaza utilizes its track record to introduce the current situation in developing countries, the challenges facing the Earth, and the state of international cooperation. Divided into two main areas: the “”Experience Zone”” and the “”Food Zone.”” In the Experience Zone, for example, […]
Description The seashells left by people who regularly ate shellfish long ago leave traces of them even after many years, and these are called shell middens. The Omori Shell Midden Ruins Garden is where the Omori Shell Midden was discovered, and its traces (geological strata) have been recreated within the park. In addition to simple […]
Description Japan’s first large arcade shopping street opened in 1956, and with a total length of approximately 800m, it is the longest in Tokyo. The main enjoyment is to wander around the unique shops and try different foods, but it is not a very touristy area. It is crowded on Saturdays and Sundays, but it […]
Description It opened in 1991 with the theme of interacting with the waterside. The 1st floor sea level exhibits fish and creatures from Tokyo Bay, and the B1 floor underwater floor allows you to walk through a huge tunnel aquarium. Dolphin shows and sea lion shows are held at the stadium, as well as behind-the-scenes […]
Description Terada Warehouse, a warehouse company, also stores architectural models as part of its business, and as an extension of that, operates the art facility WHAT MUSEUM. Architectural warehouse ARCHI-DEPOT is one of the WHAT MUSEUMs, and the architectural models entrusted to it are always on display. In addition, exhibitions (planned exhibitions) are held regularly. […]
Description This is a boardwalk around Tennozu Isle Station, which is divided into three locations. (Tennozu Isle Boardwalk) The 1st waterside plaza is located near the Tennozu Galaxy Theater in the northeast area and is a popular spot where you can see the night view of Daiba. (you can enter 24 hours a day, but […]
Description A commercial area located within the ticket gates of Tokyo Station. Businesses are distributed around the Marunouchi North Exit and Marunouchi Central Exit on the 1st floor, around the Yaesu South Exit on the 1st floor, and throughout the entire B1F. There are many stores that especially sell bento boxes, side dishes, and sweets. […]
Description This is a restaurant area specializing in ramen located right after exiting the Yaesu Underground Central Exit ticket gate of Tokyo Station. Although the ramen shops change regularly, there are always popular ones moving in. All the shops are crowded around noon and at night, especially at Rokurinsha and Hirugao. Reviews by situation “Relaxing […]
