Search Results for: Tokyo

Ichiran Ramen – A Unique Dining Experience in Tokyo

My last weekend in Tokyo didn't end with a bang...it was more of a quiet goodbye. I wanted to remember how at peace I felt here, and not cram a bunch of activities into my last few days. But I did make an effort to finally head over to Shinjuku Gyoen National Gardens (Gorgeous!)...and then topped ... View Post

Blending in (While in Tokyo)

in Outfits on 08/31/16

I don't usually mind standing out in a crowd when it comes to my style choices. Actually, I don't usually care one bit. But there are a few times that I've found myself wanting to blend in. One of these times was when we first arrived in Tokyo. Not knowing the language or customs all that well, I ... View Post

DMM.Planets Art: Tokyo’s “Crystal Universe”

in Asia, Japan, Travel on 08/19/16

Whether you fancy a stroll through a "Crystal Universe" made up of millions of LED lights or frolicking through a cushy "Black Hole"...or maybe swimming with some Koi? DMM.Planets Art has a little something for everyone...and it's all amazing! It's also user interactive. So, even if you don't think ... View Post

Exploring Tokyo’s Magnificent Museums

in Asia, Japan, Travel on 08/11/16

*If you like this post, it is now available as a self-guided walking tour! Click here to download it. From samurai swords to beautiful kimonos and ancient Buddhist scrolls to interactive displays and much more...the museums in Tokyo have a lot to offer. I know I may be in the minority here, but ... View Post

My Experience at Cure Maid Cafe in Tokyo + What I Wore

in Japan, Outfits on 08/08/16

Have you ever heard of a "Maid Cafe?" I had only recently heard of such a thing...I'm aware of cat cafes and actually visited an owl cafe, but the maid thing sounded a bit creepy. However, I've been getting told repeatedly to visit one...So, I finally caved this last weekend and went to see what all ... View Post

Spending a Day in Asakusa (Tokyo)

in Asia, Japan, Travel on 08/04/16

Asakusa is a district in Tokyo that has a lot going on...and I, personally, loved it. I thought it had a similar feeling to Kyoto. This is probably because Asakusa has more buildings from the 1950s and 1960s than the rest of Tokyo...giving it a much older feeling. (There aren't many buildings over ... View Post

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Search Results for: Tokyo