Author: Giorgio Fragiacomo
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Ryoan-ji: Kyoto’s Zen Rock Garden
Ryoan-ji in Kyoto features Japan’s iconic Zen rock garden with mysterious rock formations and tranquil surroundings.
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Laforet Harajuku: Fashion Hub in Tokyo
Laforet Harajuku offers over 140 shops, youth fashion, dining, and modern art, making it a central spot in Tokyo’s Harajuku district.
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Yakiniku: Japan’s Grilled Meat Tradition
Yakiniku, meaning grilled meat, is a popular Japanese dish inspired by Korean barbecue, featuring bite-sized meat and vegetables cooked over charcoal or grills.
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Axis Design Center: Roppongi’s Creative Space
Axis Design Center in Roppongi showcases cutting-edge design and architecture through exhibitions, events, and workshops.
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Karaoke Culture in Japan
Karaoke in Japan combines music, socializing, and private rooms, offering a fun cultural experience for all.
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Don Quijote: Japan’s Shopping Labyrinth
Don Quijote offers a chaotic yet thrilling shopping experience with discounts, eclectic items, and local flavor in each store.
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Oedo Antique Market: Japan’s Largest Outdoor Bazaar
The Oedo Antique Market, Japan’s largest outdoor bazaar, offers 250 shops with antiques like pottery, kimonos, and tableware at the Tokyo International Forum.
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Seiko Museum Ginza: Japan’s Timekeeping Legacy
The Seiko Museum Ginza in Tokyo showcases Japan’s clockmaking history through exhibits of historical timepieces, including Japanese temporal clocks.
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Nakameguro: Riverside Cafes and Cherry Blossoms
Nakameguro combines riverside cherry blossoms, trendy cafes, and the iconic Starbucks Reserve® Roastery Tokyo.
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Meiji Jingu Museum: Imperial History and Design
The Meiji Jingu Museum, designed by Kuma Kengo, highlights artifacts from Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken in a harmonious architectural setting.
