Author: Giorgio Fragiacomo
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Inujima Island: Art, History, and Nature
Inujima Island in Okayama blends art, history, and nature, featuring granite legacy, industrial remnants, and eco-friendly art museums.
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Ginza Six: Tokyo’s Modern Shopping Landmark
Ginza Six in Tokyo combines luxury shopping, dining, modern art, and cultural spaces in a sophisticated architectural setting.
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Buying Japanese Knives in Tokyo: Best Spots
Discover the best places to buy Japanese knives in Tokyo, from KIYA to Yanaka Ginza, while avoiding tourist-heavy areas like Asakusa.
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Kiba Park: A Recreational Haven in Tokyo
Kiba Park features picnic areas, tennis courts, a barbecue space, the Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo, and botanical gardens.
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Takoyaki: Osaka’s Iconic Street Snack
Takoyaki, an octopus-filled street snack from Osaka, is a beloved Japanese dish with global variations and cultural significance.
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Monnaka Coffee: A Warm Café Experience in Tokyo
Monnaka Coffee in Monzen Nakacho offers freshly roasted coffee, brulee desserts, and a vibrant community-focused space.
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Kiyosumi-Shirakawa: Tokyo’s Coffee District
Kiyosumi-Shirakawa is Tokyo’s coffee haven, featuring standout cafes like Koffee Mameya Kakeru, Blue Bottle Coffee, and more.
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Asakusa: Tokyo’s Cultural Core
Asakusa is home to Sensoji Temple, Nakamise-dori shopping, omikuji fortune-telling, and rich traditions near the Sumida River.
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Yanaka Ginza: Tokyo’s Retro Shopping Street
Yanaka Ginza preserves Japan’s retro shotengai charm, offering traditional shops, souvenirs, and a mid-20th-century atmosphere.
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Tokyo Midtown: Roppongi’s Urban Oasis
Tokyo Midtown in Roppongi features Midtown Tower, the Galleria, museums, and gardens, blending urban sophistication with natural tranquility.
