Ginza
New machines at two of Tokyo’s busiest metro stations will require you to pay with a credit card or one-day-pass QR code.
This breathtaking spectacle includes, beef, desserts, hot dishes, drinks, and a special grill experience, but it requires some insider expertise to properly wade through.
Even better, it’s a completely free way to spend some time in Tokyo’s upscale Ginza shopping district.
Century-old dorayaki specialist in Ginza is asking for a little more considerateness from its recently expanded foreigner fan base.
We share a few simple tips about the dress code, performance length, and dining options if you’re headed to watch the classical performing art form.
New Uji matcha drinks you can only get at this location, but are they worth the high price tag?
Gorgeous features make this more like an Edo theme park than a conveyor belt sushi restaurant.





































































