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If you’re a fashion enthusiast visiting Tokyo, one place you shouldn’t miss is the HUMAN MADE Shibuya store. Established in 2010 by Japanese designer NIGO, HUMAN MADE is more than just a streetwear brand – it’s a visual and cultural expression of vintage Americana fused with modern design, tailored for the new generation. Known for … Read more
When traveling through Tokyo, being able to move around freely without heavy luggage can significantly elevate the quality of your experience. As one of Japan’s busiest and most iconic transportation hubs, Tokyo Station is the gateway for many travelers arriving via the Narita Express or heading out across the country. For this reason, knowing how … Read more
When exploring Tokyo, it’s hard not to notice the abundance of convenience stores on nearly every street corner. Among them, Tokyo 7-Eleven stands out as one of the most beloved and reliable. From ready-to-eat meals to unique local snacks, Tokyo 7-Eleven is more than just a stop-and-go—it’s a travel experience of its own. Whether you’re … Read more
Tokyo, the capital of Japan, is one of the largest and most complex cities in the world—and Tokyo transportation system is no exception. But don’t let the seemingly overwhelming network of trains, buses, and taxis scare you. With just a little knowledge and planning, you can navigate Tokyo like a pro and enjoy everything this … Read more
If you’re a runner planning a trip to Tokyo or someone who enjoys staying active while traveling, ASICS Run Tokyo Marunouchi should be on your itinerary. Located just a five-minute walk from Tokyo Station, this flagship running hub combines a retail store, gear rental, and full-service facilities designed specifically for runners. What Is ASICS Run … Read more
A Beloved Sushi Spot in the Heart of Shibuya Located inside the bustling Mark City mall directly connected to Shibuya Station, Sushi no Midori Shibuya is one of Tokyo’s most beloved sushi chains. Officially called “Sushi no Midori” (寿司の美登利), it’s more commonly known among Korean and international visitors as just Midori Sushi. Established in 1963 … Read more
Omotesando, Tokyo’s High-Fashion Avenue Omotesando is often described as Tokyo’s Champs-Élysées—a sleek boulevard lined with flagship designer boutiques and luxury concept stores. Together with Shibuya and Harajuku, it forms a fashion-forward triangle where Tokyo’s trendiest shoppers gather. Nestled in this stylish neighborhood is GYRE, a modern shopping complex that houses multiple lines of Comme des … Read more
A Lively Neighborhood for Food and After-Work Vibes Yurakucho, located right next to Ginza, is one of Tokyo’s most vibrant districts—famous for being a hub for office workers, izakayas, and great food. It’s the kind of place where people come to unwind after work, and it’s packed with both casual eateries and refined restaurants. On … Read more
Harajuku, Tokyo’s Capital of Youth and Street Fashion Harajuku is one of Tokyo’s most iconic neighborhoods, beloved by fashion lovers around the world for its trendsetting style and expressive streetwear culture. Nestled between Shibuya and Omotesando, this area is packed with independent designer stores and niche fashion brands—many of which haven’t yet made it to … Read more
A Slice of New York’s MoMA in the Heart of Tokyo The MoMA Design Store Tokyo is the official design shop launched by New York’s Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), showcasing a thoughtfully curated collection of art-inspired goods and stylish, functional design products. Located in Tokyo’s fashionable Omotesando district, the store offers the same design … Read more