NTT InterCommunication Center: Tokyo’s Media Art Hub
The NTT InterCommunication Center in Shinjuku is a media art gallery featuring exhibitions, workshops, and performances to connect artists and scientists.
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Ikebukuro: Tokyo’s Urban Hub of Culture and Commerce
Ikebukuro blends shopping, anime culture, and nature with iconic spots like Sunshine City, Animate Ikebukuro, and Toshima Forest.
House Na: A Transparent Vision in Koenji
House Na in Koenji, designed by Sou Fujimoto, features transparent walls and staggered platforms, redefining urban living with openness and creativity.
Dorayaki: Japan’s Traditional Sweet Pancake
Dorayaki, a traditional Japanese pancake treat, features sweet red bean paste and variations like custard and matcha cream.
Bento: A Shinkansen Dining Tradition
Eating bento on the shinkansen is a Japanese tradition, with station shops offering meals to enjoy onboard.
Koenji Awa Odori: Tokyo’s Summer Dance Festival
Koenji Awa Odori is a vibrant summer festival in Tokyo featuring traditional Awaodori dance, music, and cultural exchange.
Tanuki: Japan's Mythical Raccoon Dog
Tanuki, or raccoon dogs, are mythical creatures in Japanese folklore known for shapeshifting, playfulness, and symbols of good luck.
Cat Street: Harajuku’s Fashion Alley
Cat Street in Harajuku offers a relaxed shopping experience with a mix of boutiques, cafes, and fashion reflecting Tokyo’s youth culture.
Taiyaki: Japan’s Fish-Shaped Street Food
Taiyaki is a fish-shaped Japanese cake filled with red bean paste, custard, or other sweet and savory options, loved as street food.