Author: Mayumi Watanabe
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Soapland
What Is Soap Land? Soap Land refers to establishments in Japan where women, known as “Soap Girls,” provide sexual services in private rooms equipped with beds and baths. Despite Japan’s Anti-Prostitution Law, Soap Land operates legally as the rooms are considered private spaces owned by the Soap Girls themselves. Customers pay separate fees for bathing…
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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.
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Mastering the Art of Ordering Ramen in Japan
Learn how to navigate Japan’s ramen shops, from using ticket machines to customizing noodles, soup, and toppings.
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Kagurazaka: A Fusion of Tradition and Elegance
Kagurazaka blends Japanese tradition and French elegance, offering cobbled streets, gourmet spots, cultural festivals, and historical landmarks.
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Ebisu: Tokyo’s Blend of Sophistication and Culture
Ebisu combines Tokyo’s modern sophistication with cultural attractions like Yebisu Beer, fine dining, and vibrant nightlife.
