Author: Giorgio Fragiacomo
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Ikebukuro Soapland
Ikebukuro is the 3rd busiest station in the world (the first two are in Tokyo too, Shibuya and Shinjuku). Ikebukuro then grew its entertainment side and became one of the largest red light districts in Japan, with several love hotels, soaplands and girl bars. Polaris, of Kadoebi group, welcomes foreigners
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Yoshiwara Soapland
WHERE TO FIND YOSHIWARA District at the north of Asakusa, Taito-ku, historically was one of the red light districts of Tokyo, now still an area full of soaplands. I went there taking a bus (the 08) from Nippori station. Once arrived I notices the large number of taxis (it was Saturday afternoon, around 3pm). In…
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JR PASS
https://www.japan-bullettrain.com/?via=giorgio You can find JR tickets at that Link!
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Soapland
A Foreigner’s Guide to Soapland: Navigating with Safety and Respect Disclaimer: The following guide deals with adult themes and is intended for a mature audience (18+). The information provided is for educational and harm-reduction purposes only, based on independent travel research. It is not a promotion of any specific service or establishment. When I first…
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Nakameguro
Discover Nakameguro, Tokyo’s chic riverside district, known for its trendy cafes, cherry blossoms along the Meguro River, and the unique Starbucks Reserve® Roastery Tokyo.
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Ginza Six Roof Garden: A Green Escape
The Ginza Six Roof Garden offers a tranquil rooftop escape with grass zones, water features, and urban views.
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Dentsu Tower: Shiodome’s Architectural Icon
Dentsu Tower in Shiodome combines Jean Nouvel’s architectural brilliance with a public shopping hub and stunning city views.
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Kappabashi: Tokyo’s Kitchenware Street
Kappabashi, Tokyo’s kitchenware street, offers knives, utensils, food samples, and unique souvenirs in a vibrant setting.
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Kyoto Station: Modern Architecture and Transit Hub
Kyoto Station is a modern transportation hub with futuristic architecture, key train and bus connections, and extensive amenities.
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Sento: Japan’s Communal Bathing Tradition
Sento are traditional Japanese public bathhouses offering communal bathing, relaxation, and a blend of tradition and modern amenities.
