Old and well-kept Japanese garden close to the Shiodome station. This place belonged to the Shogun before they opened it to the public, so it has historical importance. I went there in mid-September so the trees and bushes were green and beautiful, but not many flowers to see, and too early for the autumn leaves. Still it’s worth visiting! It’s a nice and peaceful place to spend a couple of hours. Entrance fee is ¥300 (65yo or over: ¥150), and free for children (12yo or less).

So much food to try. Would highly recommend going before 9-10 am because it gets really busy even on weekdays. Most of the vendors know some English but we made an effort to speak some Japanese and they appreciated it! Affordable and tasty. The only fyi is there is a line to get a famous beef and rice bowl. If was good and a great experience to wait for but anything over a 30 minute lineup might not be worth it for that. All the pictures below I would recommend finding!

Hibiya park is super big size compared with regular Japan Tokyo Park. Very clean, excellent option for family day with small kids. In additional for those who love a little piece of "green land" in this mega city. I strongly recommend it.

wide and spacious place. the structure of the temple is different from traditional ones. I think it must be a worth place for spending quality time with family and kids. even it’s not far from stations. there are food courts near by the spot that would make a visitor enjoy real japanese test.

The staff were very attentive. It was a nice place. The 3/F toilets get a long line during the intermission. I’m not sure why very few people think of heading the to the 2/F toilets instead. Not much else to say; you just come here to watch the Kabuki and that’s it. Oh of course, it’s a little difficult to appreciate what you’re watching if you can’t understand the language.

It's always nice trying different Starbucks products as a tourist in a new country! Had their Mango Passion Tea, which was more like a smoothie, and a Matcha Frappuccino. Both had a strong flavour and were refreshing! Also had a Sakura Donut, with noticeable pink, cherry blossom colour icing. My drink was free with a coupon due to my purchase of a tumbler. Was happy with their menu offerings and the quality of the drinks/treats! Busy location, so we were lucky to get a table outside.

A nice old street full of monja and okonomiyaki shops and izakayas. One of the best places to go in Tokyo to have some okonomiyaki.

水天宮は安産の神様で神社では珍しく鉄筋コンクリート造りの社殿で有名な水天宮に行って参りました。😄 実は私自身、子供どころか独身で結婚もしていません。何故結婚と安産に無縁な私が水天宮に参拝する理由は、安産だけでは無く実は、 厄除けや財運の、ご利益もあるからです。 ちなみに私の願い事は、家族👪一同が無事で平穏で末永く健康で暮らせますようにとお願い🙏しに参拝に参りました。あと財運祈願もしました。もちろん子宝いぬ（犬の像）も撫でて来ました。玄関正面にある巨大な氷の塊、炎天下38℃の中、見てるだけで、心が涼しくなり有り難いお気持ちです。😄 また参拝しに行きますのでよろしくお願いいたします。＼⁠(⁠^⁠o⁠^⁠)⁠／ (Translated by Google) Suitengu is the god of safe childbirth, and I went to Suitengu, which is famous for its main building made of reinforced concrete, which is rare in shrines. 😄 In fact, I am single and never married, let alone have children. The reason why I visit Suitengu, who has nothing to do with marriage and easy childbirth, is not only for easy childbirth, but actually This is because there are benefits such as warding off evil and fortune. By the way, my wish is that my family 👪 may live safely, peacefully, and healthily for a long time. I also prayed for good fortune. Of course, Kodakara Inu (a statue of a dog) also came petting. Just looking at the huge block of ice in front of the entrance, in the scorching sun of 38 degrees Celsius, makes me feel cool and grateful. 😄 I will visit you again, so please take care of me. ＼⁠(⁠^⁠o⁠^⁠)⁠/

So much food to try. Would highly recommend going before 9-10 am because it gets really busy even on weekdays. Most of the vendors know some English but we made an effort to speak some Japanese and they appreciated it! Affordable and tasty. The only fyi is there is a line to get a famous beef and rice bowl. If was good and a great experience to wait for but anything over a 30 minute lineup might not be worth it for that. All the pictures below I would recommend finding!

one of the best and oldest department stores in Tokyo. my favorite is the food floor on the basement. extraordinary variety of really good food.

Calming place , air Breeze was like in the country, if you don’t like crowded places visit Ginza . Very relaxing you can enjoy watching the beautiful buildings .

Giant mall, real easy to get lost of you can't read maps or understand numbers. I recommend bringing a friend to avoid loneliness or worse. This place is near Tokyo station, train capital of the 🌎🌍 world 🌎🌍. You can enjoy great Japanese delights here. Enjoy and ✌️🕊️ to the whole 🌎 💕.

We are from TW, My girl friend and I have good shopping experience here. Luckily, We was been serviced by Miss 渡邊 and Miss Lin, they are kind and patient, we got a good scarf there. 😀😀😀 *Use Fubon bank credit card can get extra 5% discount, that is great!

Cool Experience.Just have water with you and visit WC before.Slow walk approximately 1 hour(-+)

2023年春　平日に訪問 東京駅での用件、空いた時間が出来たことから、どこか過ごせるところはないか、チェック。此方がヒット、早くの9時30分から開館、しかも無料とのこと。 東京駅の日本橋口より徒歩で5分程、日本銀行本店に相対する建物、外には警備員。 少し躊躇いながら入館すれば、ここは空港チェックか！ 左手で入館手続きの書類記入、簡単な項目ですぐ済みます。次は荷物検査で、バッグや上着をトレイに置いて、検知機を通過させます。当然、検査通過。 階段を上がって、2階がメインフロアです。 右手に売店、一億円札束の重さトライ、ビデオ視聴エリア。左手奥から展示エリアに入室出来ます。ここからはカメラ禁止です。 日本の古代から現代まで、通貨の変遷が詳細に分かるように展示されています。富本から来年発行の新紙幣まで、大判小判、見たかった西郷札、懐かしい100円札、500円札、聖徳太子！ 10世紀頃からしばらくは通貨が廃れ、米がメインの通貨であったことも初めて知りました。渡来銭から通貨流通が復活、金銀交換レートの違いから海外への金流出、金本位制、兌換紙幣、などなど、高校時代の政治経済を思い出しました。 とても簡単に流せない、大変、見物し甲斐がある博物館です。中での飲食は禁止です。しっかり2時間程、堪能しました。 面白く、お勉強になりました♪ ありがとうございました♪ (Translated by Google) Spring 2023 Visit on a weekday Since I have some business at Tokyo Station and have free time, I checked if there is a place where I can spend time. This is a hit, it opens early at 9:30, and it's free. About a 5-minute walk from the Nihonbashi Exit of Tokyo Station, the building opposite the Bank of Japan head office has a security guard outside. If you enter the building with a little hesitation, is this an airport check? With your left hand, fill in the admission procedure documents, and you will be done with simple items. Next is the luggage inspection, where you put your bag and jacket on the tray and let it pass through the detector. Of course it passed inspection. Go up the stairs and the second floor is the main floor. On the right is a shop, try the weight of 100 million yen bills, video viewing area. You can enter the exhibition area from the back on the left. No cameras allowed here. From ancient times to the present day in Japan, it is exhibited so that you can understand the transition of currency in detail. From Tomimoto to the new banknotes to be issued next year, the large koban, the Saigo bill that I wanted to see, the nostalgic 100 yen bill, the 500 yen bill, and Prince Shotoku! I also learned for the first time that the currency was obsolete for a while from around the 10th century, and rice was the main currency. I remembered the politics and economics of my high school days, such as the revival of currency circulation due to imported coins, the outflow of money overseas due to the difference in gold and silver exchange rates, the gold standard system, convertible notes, and so on. It is a museum that is very worth seeing, which is not easy to pass. Eating and drinking inside is prohibited. Thoroughly enjoyed it for about 2 hours. It was fun and I learned a lot♪ Thank you♪