The oldest amusement park in Japan, it enjoys a popularity because of its downtown, nostalgic atmosphere.

Traces of an old red-light district, perfect for a walking food tour.

Welcome to a bustling street overflowing with shops including food, clothing, and general stores.

Samba dancers gather in Asakusa from all over Japan! An authentic samba carnival just like the original Rio Carnival.

Must see place in Tokyo -a Japanese traditional area.

It's a great free tourist information center for those who don't know Asakusa. Information is available in 4 languages.

A place where history and nature come together in perfect harmony, "Chinzanso Tokyo."

An open air museum where you can see historically valuable buildings.

The museum provides full resources and models of Edo-Tokyo from the Edo Period up until the post-war period.

Quality time at a sophisticated town, Futako Tamagawa.

Hachiko is a statue of a famous dog, and this spot is a popular meeting place in Shibuya.

An all-time source of the latest trends of Japanese youth culture.