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Located quietly between Asakusa and Tokyo Skytree, the Little Museum of Glass Art Books is a rare hybrid space that combines a specialist glass-art library, ...

The Sanyo–San’in Area Pass is a regional rail ticket offered by JR West for international visitors exploring western Japan. It provides unlimited train trave...

Welcome to our detailed guide to the Mitsubishi Ichigokan Museum Tokyo—an inspiring destination where architectural heritage meets fine art in the heart of T...

Ekibenya Odori offers a smart, streamlined way to grab a high-quality station bento inside Tokyo Station before your journey. This guide explains exactly how...

Ekibenya Matsuri is one of the most visited food spots inside Tokyo Station, yet many travellers struggle to locate it. This guide highlights clear access ro...

Asakusa is one of the few places in Tokyo where you can still experience matcha culture in a setting closely tied to traditional craftsmanship and old-town c...

Welcome to a unique cultural immersion at Kaminari-Issa in Tokyo’s Asakusa district. Here, visitors don’t just sip matcha—they grind the leaves, whisk the po...

Experience an elegant blend of Japanese tradition at HANAYAKA in Asakusa, where kimono dressing meets a hands-on matcha ceremony. This program is designed fo...

Kakinuma (茶道具・花器 柿沼) is a shop in Asakusa that not only sells fine tea-and-vase tools but also hosts a fully-fledged tea-ceremony experience inside i...

Minamikaze is a small tea-ceremony studio one stop from Asakusa that offers a deeply personal matcha experience. Founded to connect visitors with the roots o...