Tokyo Station, Nihonbashi, Marunouchi Snacks COCORIS “Hazelnut and Raspberry Sand Cookies” A signature item from COCORIS, a specialty store known for its nut-based sweets and one of the most popular shops in Tokyo Station. See More
Shinjuku, Okubo, Yoyogi, Yotsuya Japanese Cuisine Kagurazaka Yumeji A charming kappo restaurant tucked away in the backstreets of Kagurazaka, exuding the nostalgic elegance of the Taisho Romantic era. See More
Ueno, Nippori Chinese Food Hanaya (Tokyo) A long-established spot where you can enjoy both traditional sweets and casual Chinese dishes. See More
Ueno, Nippori Miscellaneous Goods Yanaka Matsunoya Discover everyday "Aramono" goods-simple, durable household items cherished throughout daily life in Japan. See More
Ueno, Nippori Miscellaneous Goods ZAKURO lamp shop Japan’s first specialty shop dedicated to Turkish mosaic lamps. See More
Ginza, Yurakucho Hotels Henn na Hotel Tokyo Ginza A hotel that seamlessly blends human and robot services with cutting-edge technology. See More
Nakano, Koenji, Ogikubo, Nerima Parks & Gardens Tetsugakudo Park A unique park where you can nourish your mind and connect with nature. See More
Fuchu, Chofu, Tama Hotels Hotel Continental Fuchu A hotel with house-run farm and ties to Thoroughbread horses. See More Related Articles A Journey Through Horse Racing Culture, Traditions, and Cuisine: A Full Day Itinerary at Tokyo Racecourse This model itinerary centers around the Tokyo Racecourse, a venue that opened in 1933 (Meiji 8) and boasts over 90 years of history. It is Tokyo’s only venue for central horse racing events and the largest racecourse in Japan, offering seating for 15,000 spectators. Home to major events like the Japan Cup, which is renowned as one of the top races in the world, this enormous racecourse has seen as many as 190,000 visitors in a single day. In this guide, we’ll explore a comprehensive itinerary that revolves around Tokyo Racecourse, featuring must-try horse racing-themed cuisine and accommodation suggestions for the perfect horse-racing-filled experience.
A Journey Through Horse Racing Culture, Traditions, and Cuisine: A Full Day Itinerary at Tokyo Racecourse This model itinerary centers around the Tokyo Racecourse, a venue that opened in 1933 (Meiji 8) and boasts over 90 years of history. It is Tokyo’s only venue for central horse racing events and the largest racecourse in Japan, offering seating for 15,000 spectators. Home to major events like the Japan Cup, which is renowned as one of the top races in the world, this enormous racecourse has seen as many as 190,000 visitors in a single day. In this guide, we’ll explore a comprehensive itinerary that revolves around Tokyo Racecourse, featuring must-try horse racing-themed cuisine and accommodation suggestions for the perfect horse-racing-filled experience.
Shinagawa, Gotanda Meat Dishes Monster Grill Gotanda Monster-sized, hearty steaks and hamburg steaks served with bold flavor. See More
Shinagawa, Gotanda Cafés Café au lait Tokyo Japan’s only café dedicated exclusively to café au lait, a dream come true for café au lait lovers. See More
Shinagawa, Gotanda Chinese Food Chinkashisai Gotanda Branch Authentic Sichuan cuisine crafted with an unwavering dedication to tradition and bold flavors. See More
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Tachikawa, Hachioji, Machida Other Goods Takao Hot Tab A pure bicarbonate bath additive, blessed with a goma fire ritual at Takao-san Yakuo-in Temple, providing warmth and relaxation for both body and mind. See More Related Articles Warming You from the Inside Out: The Takao Hot Tab Story – A Bath Additive Rooted in Health and Community Commitment Bathing is deeply ingrained in Japanese culture-not just for cleansing, but as a ritual for relaxation and health. A warm bath helps to relieve fatigue and soothe both body and mind. The "Takao Hot Tab" bath additive was developed to replicate the therapeutic effects of a hot spring at home. In this article, we explore the origins of this innovative product, its development journey, and its lineup.
Warming You from the Inside Out: The Takao Hot Tab Story – A Bath Additive Rooted in Health and Community Commitment Bathing is deeply ingrained in Japanese culture-not just for cleansing, but as a ritual for relaxation and health. A warm bath helps to relieve fatigue and soothe both body and mind. The "Takao Hot Tab" bath additive was developed to replicate the therapeutic effects of a hot spring at home. In this article, we explore the origins of this innovative product, its development journey, and its lineup.
Shinjuku, Okubo, Yoyogi, Yotsuya Shopping Streets Kakurenbo Yokocho Alley A hidden alleyway dotted with renowned gourmet restaurants, preserving the refined elegance of the traditional geisha district. See More
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Shinjuku, Okubo, Yoyogi, Yotsuya Shopping Streets Hyogo Yokocho Alley A charming cobblestone alley where the old and new townscapes meet. See More
Ginza, Yurakucho Miscellaneous Goods Hakuhinkan TOY PARK Ginza Main Store A dreamland in Ginza, where approximately 200,000 toys fill the building from the 1st to the 4th floor. See More
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Shinagawa, Gotanda Western Restaurants Grill F Western-style Japan eats and 70+ years of history at this veteran shop just a minute’s walk from Gotanda Station. See More
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