Frederic Guene's tips for visiting Tokyo
Here are Frederic Guene's tips for visiting Tokyo, more information on his blog https://15joursakyoto.over-blog.com. - Akihabara, the electronics and manga district.
Here are Frederic Guene's tips for visiting Tokyo below, with more information on his blog https://15joursakyoto.over-blog.com.
- Akihabara, the electronics and manga district.
- Zojoji Temple with Tokyo Tower in the background.
- Shibuya to visit Meiji Temple, situated in one of Tokyo's largest green spaces, Yoyogi Park.
- East Shinjuku: one of Tokyo's hottest spots, with shops, karaoke, restaurants, izakayas and other bars... as well as numerous hostess bars...
Frequently asked questions
Tokyo is full of fascinating neighborhoods. Among the most essential: Akihabara for electronics and manga enthusiasts, Shibuya with the famous Meiji Temple and Yoyogi Park, and Shinjuku for its lively nightlife, restaurants and izakayas.
An izakaya is a casual Japanese bar-restaurant where you can enjoy small shared dishes (yakitori, edamame, sashimi) accompanied by beer or sake. It's a welcoming place very popular with Tokyo residents after work.
Meiji Temple is located in the Shibuya district, accessible from Harajuku Station on the Yamanote Line. Entry is free and the temple is surrounded by the expansive Yoyogi Park, one of Tokyo's largest green spaces. It is open from sunrise to sunset.
Akihabara is Tokyo's electronics and pop culture district. You'll find electronics component shops, manga and anime specialty boutiques, arcade halls and maid cafes. It's a must-visit for Japanese pop culture enthusiasts.
