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Tokyo’s oldest temple, Sensō-ji blends ancient charm, bustling street stalls, and a serene pagoda for a must-see cultural vibe in Asakusa.

Discover Japan's 47 prefectures in this charming one-room museum, featuring exquisite design products and unique artisanal finds.

Nestled in a charming 1928 building, this cozy hotel blends academic flair with vintage style, offering three restaurants and a relaxed bar just steps from Jimbocho station.

Tucked behind a charming flower shop, this cozy cafe offers a delightful selection of herbal teas and whimsical floral-inspired dishes in a lush greenhouse setting.

Nestled in a charming 60-year-old house in Nishi-Azabu, Butagumi serves impeccably crispy, juicy tonkatsu from an ever-changing selection of premium regional pork cuts.

Right in the heart of Shibuya atop Mark City, this modern hotel offers cozy rooms, killer views of the scramble, plus French and Japanese dining.

A serene spot in Tokyo where you can quietly hang out with over 30 well-cared-for owls, hold a couple, and snap a keepsake photo.

This chic Australian outpost in Ginza brings sophisticated Greek dishes to the table, complete with stunning city views and a killer cocktail list.

Tucked away in Arakicho, this izakaya serves exquisite kaiseki and sake pairings in a cozy atmosphere, making it a hidden gem for food enthusiasts.

Grill Grand in Asakusa serves nostalgic, Michelin-recommended yoshoku classics like fluffy omurice with rich demi-glace in a cozy, multi-gen setting.