Le Gaulois Furano
Nestled within the grounds of the Shin Furano Prince Hotel, Le Gaulois Furano is an Italian restaurant that seamlessly blends into the surrounding forest with its softly curved architecture. The warm, wooden interior creates a cozy and intimate atmosphere, making it the perfect spot to share special moments with loved ones.
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Harunire Terrace
This is a “small town” with nine buildings connected with wide wooden decks, utilizing a grove of more than 100 Japanese elm trees alongside the clear stream.
Harunire Terrace has such a refined feel. The whole wooden deck walkway paired with the forest scenery makes for a really relaxing stroll. It’s definitely a representative spot for a slow trip in Karuizawa.
PLUSTA Tokyo Yaesu Chuo
PLUSTA Tokyo Yaesu Chuo is located outside the Yaesu Central South Gate at Tokyo Station. It is one of PLUSTA’s large shops and is easy to use for travelers taking the Tokaido Shinkansen. Located outside the Yaesu Central South Gate, it is easy to stop by along the route toward the Shinkansen ticket gates. Since it is in a busy area with plenty of foot traffic, it is also highly visible and easy to find even for first-time visitors.
Besides must-buy Tokyo souvenirs, the store also has drinks, bento boxes, snacks, and more. It’s super convenient when you need to grab some food or pick up souvenirs at the last minute all in one stop.
Pokémon Store Tokyo Station
Pokémon Store Tokyo Station is located inside Tokyo Station Ichibangai, a commercial complex directly connected to Tokyo Station. The store is open from 10:00 to 20:30, Monday through Sunday. Store holidays follow the closure schedule of the facility. It is accessible in about a one-minute walk from the Nihonbashi Exit of Tokyo Station.
Besides plushies and cards, they also have stationery, snacks, and little everyday items. It’s the kind of place where you end up buying more and more without even noticing.
SNOOPY TOWN mini Tokyo Station
SNOOPY TOWN mini is the official shop for the comic PEANUTS, which features Snoopy and his friends. The store offers a high-quality selection of items inspired by Snoopy and the rest of the gang, with an emphasis on materials and comfort.
There are quite a few Tokyo-exclusive items. The Snoopy designs with railway elements especially have a really distinct Japanese feel.
FUJITV SHOP Fujisan Tokyo
FUJITV SHOP Fujisan Tokyo is an official shop selling goods related to FUJITV programs, movies, and anime characters. The concept is to make the shop familiar to all visitors from Japan and abroad as both FUJITV’s “Fujisan” and Mt. Fuji’s “Fujisan.” It also offers exclusive Sazae-san sweets available only here.
If you already watch Fuji TV shows, this place will feel really familiar. They also have some Tokyo Station exclusive items that are fun to browse for.
Kakeinoyu
For natural hot springs, look no further than this day-use hot springs inside "HANA・BIYORI," adjacent to Yomiuriland. Perched at an elevation of 100 meters, this hot destination is where you’ll find panoramic views of the Tokyo skyline, with the added perk of seasonal blooms all around from HANA・BIYORI, ensuring the utmost in luxe, unique experience.
Kakeinoyu feels very new and clean overall. The lounge area is really comfortable and doesn’t have that crowded feeling you get at traditional bathhouses. The whole place has a nice, polished feel.
HANA・BIYORI
HANA・BIYORI is the new-concept flower park and destination next to Yomiuriland amusement park, replete with serene spaces to consider a greener earth and our place on earth hugged by seasonal flowers and plants. Popular highlights to see include the HANA・BIYORI Pavilion, where you can marvel at Japan’s largest collection of over 300 hanging flower chandeliers and colorful floral walls, the vibrant Seasonal Flower Path, and the PIET OUDOLF GARDEN TOKYO, designed by a world-renowned garden designer.
Even though the park isn’t especially large, it’s very clean and well maintained overall. The flowers and plants are cared for beautifully, and you can really feel the attention to detail in so many little corners.
Mankusen Shrine
In the month of Kamiari-zuki (October on the lunar calendar), the gods from all over Japan gather in Izumo. It is said that the last stop for the gods visiting Izumo is the Mankusen Shrine. Officially called "Makuse-No-Yashiro," it is said that the gods hold a meeting here before departing for their respective lands.
The atmosphere is very calm, with a bit of a mysterious feel.
It’s not overly touristy, which actually makes it feel more pure and authentic.
teamLab Planets TOKYO DMM
The art collective teamLab is known for creating immersive, interactive experiences using cutting-edge digital technology. At teamLab Planets TOKYO DMM.com, step into the sheer awe of art that blurs the line between observer and the art itself. The museum saw a major renovation in January 2025, expanding event space by about 1.5 times and adding an outdoor area.
In the flower-filled space, the flowers aren’t still—they slowly bloom and drift.
Standing inside feels like being gently surrounded, and even time itself seems to grow lighter.