Of the many Japanese traditions that make Tokyo so appealing to foodies, Izakaya takes the cake. Anthony Bourdain said so too. Each night after work, the locals here can be ducking into a nearby izakaya for drinks and food. If you’re a heavy meat eater, try exploring the all-you-can-eat options (¥4500 for 3 hours) at Tef Tef in Ebisu. The specialty here is roast beef. 150-0022 Tokyo, Shibuya City, Ebisuminami, 1 Chome−7−8, Ebisu South 1, 1F-A
Afuri Ramen puts a welcome spin on classic ramen dish by adding a bit of tang to its noodle bowls with the use of yuzu, a citrus fruit unique to Japan. This is one of the very few noodle restaurants in Tokyo that serves vegan ramen.
Four Seasons hotel in Tokyo
Ameyoko downtown shopping arcade in Ueno
The only hotel with a picturesque view of Mount Fuji. #fujiviewhotel #kawaguchiko
Asakusa is one of Tokyo’s downtown areas very famous among tourists. There are rows of traditional souvenir shops and restaurants here. The Senso-ji temple that has been around for over 1,000 years is also worth a visit!
This is a bicycle parking space in Tokyo. This is how the city stays clean and tidy.
Tokyo 77 years ago - Then and now
Have you eaten Katsudon here?
This is the SHIBUYA SKY, an observation area with a height of 229 m lovely for a view of the city.
It has three zones: the SKY GATE, a transitional space on the 14th–45th floors, the SKY STAGE, an outdoor observation area; and the SKY GALLERY, an indoor observation corridor located on the 46th floor.
This place is perfect for a 360-degree panoramic view of Shibuya famous for the Hachiko rendezvous spot and scramble crossing.