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If you suddenly need a cheap place to sleep in Tokyo, two options appear almost everywhere in the city: Capsule hotels and internet cafés. Both can work as emergency shelters when hotels are expensive or fully booked. But they serve diff...

Just a short walk from Asakusa, Kappabashi Street is one of the most unique shopping districts in Tokyo. The street runs for about 800 meters from north to south and is lined with roughly 170 specialty shops dedicated to cooking and rest...

“I had eight plates today.If 100 guys like me showed up every day, this place would go bankrupt.” You’ve probably heard that conversation. So here’s the real question: If big eaters flood an all-you-can-eat yakiniku restaurant every nigh...

In Tokyo, an IC card is not just a train ticket.It is the easiest way to move through the entire city. With a single tap, you can ride trains and buses, buy drinks from vending machines, pay at convenience stores, and even unlock shared ...

Tempura is widely known as one of Japan's representative dishes, alongside Sushi and Ramen. However, traditionally, authentic Tempura was a high-end cuisine served at exclusive counters (Zashiki), costing over 10,000 yen ($70+). "I ...

👁️ Kajino’s Eye: Why This is the "Smartest" Choice Most tourists spend ¥2,000 on a "standard" lunch in Ueno or Shibuya. Meanwhile, local office workers and "in-the-know" seniors are heading to the City Hall (Ward Office). ...

If you think "300 yen shop" means "cheap plastic junk," you are living in 2010. 3COINS (often called "Surico" by locals) is different. It is not a dollar store; it is a lifestyle brand disguised as a discount shop. Why? Because...

Welcome to the world of Japanese electronics! In Tokyo, electronics stores are more than just shops—they are massive labyrinths of technology, toys, and lifestyle goods. Whether you're looking for the latest camera or a high-tech toilet ...

Intro In Japan, the "100 Yen Shop" is not just a store; it is a way of life. For international travelers, it is a wonderland where you can buy high-quality souvenirs, daily necessities, and even camping gear for roughly $0.70 to $1.00 US...

🍲 Intro Imagine a place in the heart of Tokyo where you can eat as much as you want and drink as much alcohol as you like for two hours, all for a single bill of ¥2,300 (approx. $15). No hidden cover charges, no tricks. It s...