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Funawa Honten

Famous for their simple yet tasty sweet potato yokan – a type of jellied dessert – Funawa is a long established sweets shop that first opened its doors in 1902. The 1st floor is for takeaway; cafe space is on the 2nd and 3rd floors.

Area: Tokyo and Asakusa

Activities: スイーツ, 喫茶店/カフェ, and グルメ

Ginza / Yurakucho

GENIUS TOKYO

This is one of the largest discos in Tokyo, located in Ginza. As a long-established disco (though this is its 13th year), it has been consistently lively. Because of its location, many customers work in Ginza, and on weekends the floor is packed with businessmen and office workers on their way home from work. The […]

Area: Ginza / Yurakucho and Tokyo

Activities: クラブ・ダンスホール and 観光

新宿

Campy！bar

A colorful tourist bar facing “Nakadori Street,” the main street of Shinjuku 2-chome. Famous okama girls who often appear on TV will serve you.

Area: 新宿 and Tokyo

Activities: グルメ and バー

Tokyo Station Area

Tokyo Ramen Street

Customers wait in line to eat at one of the 8 popular ramen shops that are setup here. A few of the shops are open in the morning, if you are inclined to eat ramen for breakfast.

Area: Tokyo Station Area and Tokyo

Activities: グルメ, ラーメン, and フードコート

新宿

CANDO Shinjuku Pepe Store

The Seibu Shinjuku Pepe store is one of CANDO’s largest stores in terms of floor space and has a very wide selection of goods. It is conveniently located near Shinjuku Station and is open relatively late, until 22:00.

Area: 新宿 and Tokyo

Activities: ショッピング and 日用雑貨

Tsukishima

Monja Kura

The umami from the soup stock packs a punch thanks to the butter used to grill the monjayaki. The special broth and milk used to make a cream sauce style monjayaki is most popular, often calling for lines. The shop also deserves praise for the large volume of monjayaki compared to other shops.