Tag: shibuya
Indie Cinema in Tokyo: Human Trust, Shibuya
Tokyo Cinema Scene
For expats, the cinema scene in Tokyo takes some getting used to. Independent film festival pre-screenings become a thing of the past as Japan has one of the latest release...
Rare and Extreme Japanese Beers on Tap at Beer Boy
Beer lovers have plenty to be happy about in Japan. From cheap cans at every convenience store to a burgeoning craft beer scene, there’s no chance of you ever going thirsty (please drink responsibly!). Though Tokyo has plenty of great bars, we...
Tokyo Craft Beer at Far Yeast Brewing in Shibuya
Note: the Shibuya location moved to Gotanda to operate as "Far Yeast Tokyo Brewery & Grill" at this location, since late 2020.
Craft Beer in Tokyo
Asahi, Sapporo and Kirin...
Enter a Magical Wonderland at the Shibuya Disney Store
For Disney fans, a visit to Japan is a no brainer. There’s Tokyo Disneyland, the unique Tokyo DisneySea and more kawaii (cute) merchandise than you could ever hope to carry home. If you’re in the mood for a little shopping, or want...
Superb Slurps at street pasta company
There’s no shortage of great noodle places in Tokyo, but there are days when only pasta will do. When the craving strikes, head over to street pasta company near Yoyogi Station. It’s a favourite with office workers...
Digging Through Don Don Down on Wednesday
Shopping for second-hand clothing in Tokyo isn’t quite the cost-saving measure it is in other countries. Used clothing is fairly well preserved in Japan and prices reflect that. Don Don Down on Wednesday, however, is an exception. With branches scattered around the...
Sightseeing in Shibuya – Walking the Big Two Part 1
Shibuya and Shinjuku are the two biggest urban centers in Tokyo and two of the liveliest. They’re the most traversed transit hubs in the city, and vibrant destinations in their own right. While most tourists will visit the two urban centers, few...
Nagi Shokudo is Where to Go for Affordable, Delicious Vegan Food in Shibuya
Vegans have a tough time of it in Tokyo—at least, that’s how it used to be. These days there are far more decent culinary options out there for plant-based eaters. One of the best places for vegan food in Shibuya is Nagi...
Onden’s Japanese Curry Rice—a Taste of Home in the Heart of Harajuku
To the average Tokyoite, Harajuku evokes youth culture and fashion. It’s where you go for trendy, overpriced cafes and bubble tea stands, rather than casual and affordable meals. But to dismiss the whole area as just a teenage enclave would be to...
Tokyo Farmer’s Market at UNU
The Tokyo Farmer’s Market at UNU runs every weekend, on both days, at the United Nations University near Omotesando Station. It’s a long-running community market and the perfect place to pick up fresh, local produce not individually...
