Tokyo Blue Garden
Heading to the Tokyo Blue Garden in Happo-en. This is one of the last illumination festivals in the city of Tokyo, ending on January 31.
Read moreHeading to the Tokyo Blue Garden in Happo-en. This is one of the last illumination festivals in the city of Tokyo, ending on January 31.
Read moreGoing to an observation deck can be costly in Tokyo – or it can be free if you go to the Carrot Tower in the Setagaya ward.
Read moreThe anime and manga Sailor Moon is set in Minato City, Tokyo: Let’s discover all the lids in the Minato ward and collect the Sailor Moon card!
Read moreThe public image of Shibuya is that of an overcrowded city that never sleeps – but an art walk on the Jinny Street Gallery shows a different side.
Read moreLocated at Shinjuku Station is a place to meet Tokyo’s most famous penguin: Let’s go to the Suica Penguin Square!
Read moreSetagaya Boroichi is a flea market with a long tradition: It has been held for over 440 years. Hundreds of stalls wait for you.
Read moreThis year the Hibiya Magic Time Illumination was back with a collaboration: Moana 2. The illumination will continue in January.
Read moreCelebrate Christmas at Tokyo’s tallest tower with the Tokyo Skytree Town Dream Christmas 2024. How does it compare to a European Christmas market?
Read moreIt’s been a while since I blogged about the Tokyo Vegan Meetup, one of the longest running Tokyo-based groups on meetup.com. This time they met at the Natural Vegan Marche.
Read morePassCode tour Asia – and I bought a ticket for their Tokyo show at the Zepp DiverCity once I heard about their tour plans. A wild mix of J-Pop, Chipsound and Metal!
Read moreAmong the less known Christmas markets in Tokyo is the Ueno Christmas Market, located at Ueno Park. How do pandas celebrate Christmas?
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