Crossing History: Yagiri no Watashi’s 400-Year-Old Ferry Experience
Experience Yagiri no Watashi, Tokyo’s last Edo-era ferry, and enjoy a serene, scenic journey through Japan’s rich past.
Tokyo is a treasure trove of unusual destinations. You only need to know where to look. Get your strange Tokyo fix with these curious stories.
Experience Yagiri no Watashi, Tokyo’s last Edo-era ferry, and enjoy a serene, scenic journey through Japan’s rich past.
Explore Shibamata Haikara Yokocho, a retro paradise with vintage sweets, toys, and games, offering a nostalgic journey into Japan’s charming Showa era.
Unlock success at Kaichu Inari Shrine: a slice of Edo history in modern Tokyo. Join festivals, experience traditions, and aim for your goals.
Dive into the bizarre world of the Meguro Parasitological Museum in Tokyo. Perfect for adventurous travelers seeking the unusual in Japan’s vibrant capital.
Step into the Teru Teru Tunnel at Tanashi Shrine. A spectacle of colors and wishes, this seasonal attraction is a must-see during Tanabata.
Ever been to a capybara cafe? There’s one in Kichijoji, Tokyo, where you can pet both cats and one adorable capybara.
Otori Shrine is known for a big statue known as Nade Okame. The type of blessing you receive depends on where you touch her face.
Apply baby powder to this statue and your skin problems might just go away.
The Jizo statues at Zojoji may look cute at first glance, but they’re there to represent children who left the world too soon.
At a glance, Irugi Shrine is just like any other. Yet one thing sets it apart: it has votive plaques…