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  • Entrance to Jimbocho Station in Tokyo, designed with bookshelves that reflect the Jimbocho Book Town literary heritage
    Tokyo Walks

    Walking Through Jimbocho Book Town: From Tokyo’s Ultimate Paradise for Book Lovers to Bunkyo Civic Centre

    ByTokyo Drifted June 29, 2026June 29, 2026

    Whenever I visit a new part of Tokyo, I try to explore it on foot. This time, my journey began in Jimbocho book town, a neighborhood known around the world for its second-hand bookstores and long literary history. Of course the mandatory coffee in the area should also be noted. As I wandered through the…

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  • Wide view of the Ginza Six Rooftop Garden in Tokyo with greenery and city views
    Hidden Tokyo

    Ginza Six Rooftop Garden: One of Tokyo’s Hidden Oasis Above the City and 4000 square meters of supreme chill

    ByTokyo Drifted June 27, 2026June 27, 2026

    When most people think of Ginza, luxury shopping, designer boutiques and busy streets immediately come to mind. During one of my recent walks through the district, however, I discovered a completely different side of Ginza—one that was peaceful, green and surprisingly quiet. Located on the roof of Ginza Six, the Ginza Six Rooftop Garden is…

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  • Asakusabashi to Kinshicho walk -Panoramic view of the Sumida River from Ryogoku Bridge
    Tokyo Walks

    Asakusabashi to Kinshicho walk: Discovering Tokyo’s neighborhoods for free 1 Bridge at a Time

    ByTokyo Drifted June 26, 2026June 27, 2026

    My Asakusabashi to Kinshicho walk is one of my regular step count beaters One of my favorite ways to explore Tokyo is simply by walking. Every neighborhood has its own character, and sometimes the journey between two stations is just as interesting as the destinations themselves. Because we live in Kuramae, Asakusabashi is a jump…

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  • Peaceful sunny weather view of Kiyosumi Gardens in Tokyo with its pond, trees and traditional Japanese landscape
    Tokyo Walks

    Kiyosumi Gardens: A Peaceful Escape in Tokyo (Plus 1 Café with a stunning view)

    ByTokyo Drifted June 26, 2026June 27, 2026

    Tokyo is often described as a city of bright lights, busy crossings and endless crowds. But every now and then, you discover a place that feels completely different. During my visit to Kiyosumi Gardens, I found exactly that—a peaceful landscape where the sounds of the city fade into birdsong and the gentle movement of water….

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  • Panoramic view of Tokyo from the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building Observation Deck
    Tokyo Walks

    From Kuramae to the Incredible Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building Observation Deck: A Journey Across Tokyo to One of Its Most Stunning Views

    ByTokyo Drifted June 22, 2026June 22, 2026

    Every time I visit Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building Observation Deck is like the first time One of the things I enjoy most about living in Tokyo is that even a simple train ride can feel like an adventure. On this particular day, I decided to travel from Kuramae toward one of the city’s most famous…

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  • Naritasan Shinshoji Temple in Narita, Japan
    Tokyo Day Trips

    Naritasan Shinshoji Temple: 1 Unexpected Stop Before My Flight at Narita Airport

    ByTokyo Drifted June 18, 2026June 22, 2026

    Naritasan Shinshoji Temple is not what most people think of Narita, they think of one thing: the airport. Or at least I thought before making a short and unplanned stop. That was certainly my impression. With a few hours to spare before my flight, I decided to leave the airport area and explore the town…

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  • Former Yasuda Garden pond in Ryogoku, Tokyo
    Tokyo Walks

    Ryogoku Walking Route: 4 Fascinating Places Beyond Tokyo’s Crowds

    ByTokyo Drifted June 18, 2026June 22, 2026

    A Quiet Walk Through Ryogoku: Former Yasuda Garden, Yokoamicho Park & Nearby Museums If you’re looking for a Ryogoku walking route that combines a traditional garden, a historic memorial park, and several excellent museums, this area of eastern Tokyo is one of my favorite discoveries so far. Howe I ended there was simple. My flight…

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  • Asahi Group Headquarters and Tokyo Skytree in Asakusa
    Life in Japan

    Why Is Tokyo Becoming Home

    ByTokyo Drifted June 14, 2026June 14, 2026

    Why Is Tokyo Becoming Home For a long time, Tokyo has been one of the cities I wanted to experience firsthand. The combination of modern city life, culture, food, transportation, technology, and everyday routines makes it a fascinating place to explore. My dream came alive in 2018 when I set foot for the first time…

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