Three reasons why Suitengu becomes a tourism hub 🗾 Book: Temples, Culture & Modern City → Suitengu is a place name that has been around since the Edo period, and is derived from the shrine “Suitengu” that was built there.This time, I will tell you why the Suitengu area, which has a history of 200 … Read more
The garden takes in seawater from Tokyo Bay, where you can enjoy the change in scenery as the tide goes out. Originally a subordinate residence of the Kofu clan, the garden was transferred to the Tokyo Metropolitan Government via the Hama-Goten, the villa of the Tokugawa shogun, and a detached palace administered by the Ministry … Read more
What Is Tsukishima? Tokyo’s Hidden Downtown Gem in the Bay Area If you’re looking for an authentic slice of old Tokyo life just minutes from Ginza, Tsukishima (月島) should be at the top of your list. Tucked along the coast of Chuo Ward near the mouth of the Sumida River, this fascinating island neighbourhood blends … Read more
Most visitors to Tokyo have never heard of Kachidoki (勝どき) — and that is exactly what makes it special. Tucked away on a small peninsula in Chuo City, this waterfront neighborhood sits just minutes from Ginza, Tsukiji, and Toyosu, yet feels like a world away from the tourist crowds. Whether you are looking for a … Read more