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Yagiri no Watashi River Crossing is Tokyo’s last traditional boat ferry, offering a nostalgic ride across the Edogawa River. A peaceful escape near Shibamata, it’s a must-visit for history lovers!

Nikolai-do, Tokyo’s main Orthodox cathedral, fascinates with its grand dome and Russian architecture. Rebuilt in 1929, it’s a must-see for history and culture lovers exploring Japan’s Orthodox heritage.

Ryogoku Edo Noren, located in the Ryogoku Station Building, offers a variety of Tokyo specialties like sushi and chanko nabe. Enjoy delicious food, sumo culture, and a cozy atmosphere in one spot!

Yurakucho, just one stop south of Tokyo Station, blends modern charm with old Tokyo vibes. Enjoy Gado-shita’s lively dining scene, shopping, and the iconic Tokyo International Forum.

Suzukien Nanaya Gelato in Tokyo is a must for matcha lovers, offering the world’s richest green tea gelato. With over a dozen flavors, including unique matcha variations, it's a dessert lover's paradise!

Umezono, a historic Japanese sweets shop since 1854, offers classic treats like anmitsu and oshiruko, plus seasonal delights like kakigori. Visit for a taste of Japan's sweet traditions and take home treats!

Tokyo Memorial Hall in Yokoamicho Park honors victims of the Tokyo air raids during WWII. A peaceful place to reflect, with monuments for Korean victims and a peace monument, symbolizing hope and unity.

Yanesen Tourist Information Center is your gateway to Yanaka’s rich culture. Join workshops on tea ceremonies, calligraphy, or kabuki make-up. Explore authentic traditions—book in advance for a unique experience!

Zoorasia is a spacious, eco-friendly zoo in Japan featuring elephants, polar bears, and rare okapi in naturalistic habitats. Enjoy nature trails, cafes, and immersive ecological zones for a fun visit!

Yokohama Night Illumination transforms Yamashita Park with dazzling displays, glowing trees, and a Dynamic Aurora show. Free entry, runs in December, with extended hours on New Year's Eve!