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Slightly Spicy La Yu Chili Oil from Momoya (KARASOUDEKARAKUNAI SUKOSIKARAIRAYU)

A lavish chili oil, known for sparking the edible chili oil trend, packed with the perfect level of spiciness, generously filled with crispy fried garlic and fried onions.

Food & Drink

19 Jun 2020 See More

This is really delicious. The spiciness isn't as strong as Laoganma chili sauce back home, but it has a rich, deep flavor. It's also gentle on the stomach. Sometimes when I don't have much of an appetite, I put it in a sandwich and it really hits the spot. My favorite chili sauce!

Tokyo Big Sight (Tokyo International Exhibition Hall)

As the largest convention facility in Japan, Tokyo Big Sight opened in 1996. A variety of events, exhibitions and conferences are held here all year long. It is also known as the venue for high-profile events such as the Tokyo Motor Show and Comiket, attracting attention from both Japan and overseas.

Tsukiji, Odaiba, Toyosu
Museums

5 Jun 2020 See More

A couple of years ago, I visited an exhibition about LED light design with my colleagues. The exhibition hall is huge, so both exhibitors and visitors can really enjoy themselves. Even after walking around all morning, we couldn't see everything. There are plenty of restaurants, but expect long waits at lunchtime. It seems like there are many big events here throughout the year—definitely worth checking out.

Kabukiza Theatre

Kabuki is performed all over Japan, but since this theater is dedicated to this traditional Japanese art, Kabukiza is known as its most glorious stage.

Ginza, Yurakucho
Museums

2 Jun 2020 See More

Last year, I went to Ginza with a friend and decided to check out Kabuki for the first time. We got same-day tickets for the single-act seats. Even though we sat way in the back, the view of the stage was still clear. I didn't really understand the story, but the actors' performances were lively and fun, and their energy was contagious. The stage decorations were especially gorgeous and left a deep impression.

Kawasaki Azalea

From its East Exit, a huge shopping mall extends beneath Kawasaki Station, connecting the area to places like the City Hall and La Cittadella shopping complex. A variety of shops surround the Sunlight Square and Humming Garden, located in the center of this building.

Kawasaki
Commercial Buildings

13 May 2020 See More

This is one of my favorite places to visit. There are so many great restaurants in the food court—especially a tiny wonton shop that serves super authentic flavors. You can find all kinds of stores here, so shopping is really convenient. The space capsule above the stairs is dreamy, and the dolls inside are adorable. I think there's a performance about once every hour. If you bring kids, they'll definitely have a blast!

Lunch Pack

This sandwich series packs ingredients between slices of soft, fluffy bread. The edges of the slices of bread are pressed together, sealing the contents by fusing all the sides, so these sandwiches are easy to eat and won’t get your hands messy! There are prepared foods, sweets, and whole-grains series available.

Food & Drink

30 Mar 2020 See More

This is such a convenient food to bring along when you're traveling. There are so many flavors to choose from, it's filling, and you can buy it pretty much anywhere, anytime. I really love it.

CUPNOODLES MUSEUM YOKOHAMA

Through the museum’s many exhibits you can learn about the creative thinking of Momofuku Ando, the founder of Nissin Food products, and inventor of Chicken Ramen, the world’s first instant noodles.

Yokohama
Museums

18 Feb 2020 See More

I went to Yokohama Minato Mirai with friends and decided to check this place out on a whim. I was surprised by how many fun activities there were! The space is big and has high ceilings, and the surroundings are beautiful. This time, I just checked out the cup noodle history exhibit since I didn't bring my kids. Next time, I'll definitely bring them so we can make our own cup noodles.

Cow Brand Red Box

This creamy lathering soap contains milk and squalene to help moisturize. It is a popular, long-selling product that has been on the market since 1928.

Cosmetics

12 Feb 2020 See More

This is my favorite soap. It’s an old brand, so I feel really comfortable using it. I use it for both bathing and washing my face. Not only is it affordable, but it also feels great after using it. I’ve already recommended it to my friends and family! (*^_^*)

Tokyo Summerland

This large-scale leisure hub sits in Akiruno City, drawing crowds for its massive outdoor lazy river pool-one of the largest in Japan-and an indoor pool just waiting for you to dive in no matter what the season or weather. Pop over easily from Tokyo Station in just over an hour by train thanks to easy access that keeps this hot spot on the list.

Okutama, Ome
Amusement Parks & Theme parks

21 Jan 2020 See More

Came here with my kids in the summer and we all had a blast! Even babies in diapers can play in the pool as long as parents are watching. The food in the park looks super cute and tastes great too!

Majime na Tokeiya KAME-KICHI

In Tokyo's Nakano Ward is a luxury brand watch specialty shop called Kame-Kichi. It enjoys a good reputation as a place where popular brands of watches, such as Rolex and Cartier, can be purchased more cheaply than elsewhere. With a regular lineup of about 3,000 timepieces, this shop is top-class.

Nakano, Koenji, Ogikubo, Nerima
Jewelry & Watches

8 Jan 2020 See More

Compared to a few other watch shops, Kame-Kichi offers more reasonable prices. They have a good selection of Rolex, plus Omega, Cartier, and other luxury brands. The staff are friendly, and both tax-free service and payment options are convenient. It's located in Nakano, Tokyo, which is pretty easy to get to.

KITTE

Unique shops and eateries line this commercial complex, managed by Japan Post. The atrium on the first floor is striking with its open space, from which you can overlook the shops on each floor.

Tokyo Station, Nihonbashi, Marunouchi
Commercial Buildings

7 Jan 2020 See More

This is a commercial complex where you can really feel both modern and contemporary Japanese culture. It's spacious, bright, and not too crowded, which I absolutely love! Just strolling around inside feels super comfortable. (*^_^*)