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Tiffany Flagship Store Ginza

Since its establishment in New York in 1837, this jewelry brand has continued to attract celebrities from around the world. In Japan, Tiffany & Co. operates stores in various locations and has three boutiques in Ginza, Tokyo. The Tiffany Ginza Flagship Store, located along Chuo-dori Avenue, is positioned as the flagship store in Japan, where customers can enjoy an elegant shopping experience in a luxurious interior.

• Ginza, Yurakucho
• Jewelry & Watches

Ginza Kimuraya

In 1874, they developed the original "sake-kasu anpan," a bread made from sake yeast and filled with sweetened azuki bean paste. Since then, they have continued to make it using the same method.

• Ginza, Yurakucho
• Japanese Cuisine

GRANSTA TOKYO

GRANSTA TOKYO is JR East’s largest train station mall. The huge open space with the sign “SQUARE ZERO” hosts select sweets shops, cafes, restaurants and general stores, which looks like a town itself.

• Tokyo Station, Nihonbashi, Marunouchi
• Commercial Buildings

Yakiago Shio Ramen Takahashi, Shinjuku Main Store

An elegant Japanese-style ramen restaurant. The soup combines a broth made from domestic pork bones and chicken carcass, with the main ingredient being "Yakiago" - flying fish dried and grilled. Multiple types of seafood broth are layered in the mix. For the salt seasoning, "Yakiago" prepared using Takahashi's unique method is used, combining broth extracted at two different temperatures with salt from Okinawa. The refined and delicious flavor of the premium ingredient "Yakiago" is a highlight.

• Shinjuku, Okubo, Yoyogi, Yotsuya
• Ramen

Grand Marble “Marble Danish”

The signature product of Grand Marble, a Danish specialty store born in Kyoto, is the "Marble Danish," which is carefully baked one by one by the pastry chef. The dough is kneaded with various flavors to create a danish with a longer shelf life than regular bread, making them popular as a souvenir or gift.

• Kyoto
• Snacks

Kasai Rinkai Park

Kasai Rinkai Park is a metropolitan park facing Tokyo Bay and is a popular spot that can be accessed in about 15 minutes from Tokyo Station. The vast park of approximately 80 hectares is divided into five zones based on the theme of interaction among greenery, water, and people: an aquarium, a bird sanctuary, a lawn square, a sea breeze square, and an observation square.

• Edogawa, Kasai
• Parks & Gardens

teamLab Planets TOKYO DMM.com

The art collective teamLab is known for creating immersive, interactive experiences using cutting-edge digital technology. At teamLab Planets TOKYO DMM.com, step into the sheer awe of art that blurs the line between observer and the art itself. The museum saw a major renovation in January 2025, expanding event space by about 1.5 times and adding an outdoor area.

• Tsukiji, Odaiba, Toyosu
• Museums

Taito Ward Asakusa Culture Tourist Information Center

Located right in front of Kaminarimon, this tourist information center offers information about Asakusa and Taito Ward under the concept of "Find, Show, Support."

• Asakusa, Tokyo Skytree
• Stations & Roadside Stations & Tourist Information Centers

Shibuya Scramble Intersection

This is a scramble intersection in front of Shibuya Station. Said to be the world’s busiest crosswalk, it has become a famous sight to see in Tokyo. From the pedestrian bridge connecting the JR Yamanote Line and the Keio Inokashira Line, you can view the flurry of people crossing the intersection from above.

• Shibuya
• Tourist Attractions

Jigokudani Monkey Park

Located along the Yokoyugawa River flowing from the Shiga Highlands and sitting at an elevation of 850 meters, Jigokudani Monkey Park exists in a harsh environment where one-third of the year is blanketed in snow. With its rugged cliffs and steam rising from hot springs everywhere, it's no wonder the place is called Jigokudani, or "Hell's Valley."

• Nagano
• Tourist Attractions