Tokyo Monorail
The Tokyo Monorail that runs between Haneda Airport and Tokyo, with an average interval of only 4 minutes, can take you to Hamamatsucho Station in as little as 13 minutes, where a transfer to the JR Yamanote Line can be made.
Frequent trains, free wifi, and great scenery along the way. A solid choice for solo travelers!
Komaya Tabi Shop
This shop in Fuchu traces its history back to the Taisho Period. It started as a tailor to make tabi socks and work clothing for craftsmen.
Local souvenirs here are definitely worth picking up as a memento!
HUB Shibuya Store
At the HUB Shibuya shop you can enjoy an authentic all the best of relaxed, British pub vibes to remind you of the UK. The menu keeps an extensive line up of different beers and cocktails, all offered at reasonable prices without a cover charge.
Nice vibe, had a few drinks!
Sugar Butter Sand Tree
Milky white chocolate is sandwiched between cookies made from a blend of whole wheat, rye and wild oats. With its adorable appearance, your clients or friends and family will be delighted to receive this box of cookies as a gift.
Highly recommend these for afternoon tea snacks!
Koboushi no Yu Senshintei
Yunokami Onsen sits along the upper reaches of the Aga River, an area famed for scenic spots such as Okawa Gorge and the dramatic rock formation known as To-no-Hetsuri. “Koboushi no Yu Senshintei” is a tranquil hot spring inn quietly nestled amid approximately 4,500 tsubo of natural forest. Not only the open-air baths but also the guest rooms and lounge are surrounded by trees that press right up to the windows, allowing guests to relax while embraced by the changing beauty of the seasons, from fresh greenery to vibrant autumn leaves.
Being able to relax in an open-air bath and then enjoy a delicious meal—this is truly one of life's greatest pleasures!
Warayakiya Roppongi
Serving dishes using plenty of unique ingredients local to Tosa (Kochi Prefecture). In addition to table seats and regular seating, for smaller numbers, counter seats are available and highly recommended.
It was awesome watching the 'straw-grilled' cooking method while enjoying delicious food!
Hoshino Resort Aomoriya
The hot spring inn, Aomoriya, is like Aomori theme park which immerses you in festivals, local cuisine, therapeutic hot spring, and Aomori’s culture. On the premises, there is a nature park dotted with a pond and traditional Japanese homes.
Great service and accommodation quality. The festival-themed performances are a unique experience—definitely worth trying!
Nakanoshima Children’s Book Forest
This cultural facility with approximately 20,000 books was designed and built by Tadao Ando, a world-renowned architect from Osaka.
The three-story book wall design is really special!
Rohto V11
Rohto is a long-standing pharmaceutical company with over 120 years of history. It also Japan’s leader in the eyedrops industry. “Rohto V11” is the culmination of Rohto Pharmaceutical’s eyedrop technologies; it contains 3 types of anti-inflammatory ingredients, and it effectively treats inflammation of the eye.
Whenever my eyes get tired from working on the computer, I always use this brand of eye drops!
HUIS TEN BOSCH
This is the largest theme park in Japan, with beautiful European-like cityscapes and a canal that leads to the sea. The park is decorated with seasonal flowers and illuminations and has a wide range of the latest attractions. The park is also filled with excitement and a moving experience through a variety of events.
The colorful flowers make for beautiful photos. But the restaurant prices are a bit high!