I’ve heard this is basically Japan’s I Ching, and that it’s pretty accurate~
Too bad you can only get it in Tokyo.
Takashima Koyomi | Review by 林木森
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Okunitama-jinja Shrine
A shrine with a history of approximately 1,900 years, dedicated to Okunitama-no-Okami, the guardian deity of the Musashi Province region, which includes Tokyo and parts of Saitama and Kanagawa. The grounds also contain several subsidiary shrines, each associated with different blessings. The shrine is particularly known for warding off misfortune and bringing good relationships.
It wasn’t as expansive as I imagined, but it had a really sacred atmosphere ⛩️
The fall leaves on the grounds were beautiful, and if you keep walking farther in, you can also try the “Hitogata Nagashi” ritual. -
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TAKANAWA GATEWAY CITY
Japan's largest station-centered urban development project, led by JR East, opened in spring 2026 in front of Takanawa Gateway Station in Minato City, Tokyo.
Heading to Tokyo next month—this is my first stop for sure!
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Ippotei Main Store
Founded in 1933, this historic Chinese restaurant in Namba is best known for its signature shumai, wrapped in a thin yellow egg crepe instead of the typical white flour-based skin. Originally developed as a post-war substitute due to flour shortages, the egg wrap became a beloved specialty, and the restaurant continues to preserve this unique method to this day.
Wow! I can't believe this place is being featured!
It's definitely a local favorite—the shumai here is absolutely amazing! 👍
