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Mitsukoshi Nihonbashi Main Store

Mitsukoshi in Nihonbashi has come a long way since its humble beginnings as a kimono seller. This giant department store is highly worth visiting for the gorgeous architecture and interior decoration

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Mokubaza

Mokubaza's keema curry is the heavenly holy trinity of stewed meat, melted cheese and egg yolk. It's a great way to fill up while exploring Harajuku or Shibuya. ![The moment after breaking

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Momijiya

Momijiya in Iidabashi is well-loved for its delicious Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki pancakes, packed with plenty of vegetables, meat, and noodles. Whether it's the best in Tokyo is debatable, but it's a

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Momonoki House

Looking for vegetarian options in Harajuku? In the quiet neighborhood of Jingumae 2-chome is Momonoki House - a local vegetarian restaurant which has been going strong since 1976. ![Momonoki House](h

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Mori Art Museum

The Mori Art Museum in Roppongi Hills is hardly a secret spot - but it is one of the best contemporary art museums in Tokyo, and has one of the best views of the city to boot. ![Mori Art Museum](http

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Mori Building Digital Art Museum Teamlab Borderless

May 2024: Please note teamLab Borderless has relocated to Azabudai Hills. See our in-depth review of the new teamLab Borderless Azabudai Hills installation. You can buy ticke

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Mori Jp Tower And Azabudai Hills Sky Lobby

At 325 meters (1067 feet), the Mori JP Tower in the Azabudai Hills complex (near Roppongi) is Japan's highest skyscraper. The observatory on the upper floors offers amazing views but access is limited

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Morimoto

For an old-school yakitori experience in the heart of Tokyo, eat some grilled chicken with the regulars at Shibuya's Morimoto. ![Aigamo and gonbo skewers on a plate. Read on to find out more.](https:

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Mugi To Olive

Sometimes eating like a local means queuing like a local. Thankfully, at Mugi to Olive in Ginza, the lines don't last long -- which is a boon when you want some g

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Mount Fuji Climbing Guide

Climbing or viewing Japan's highest mountain is a highlight for many visitors to Tokyo, and it can easily be done as either a weekend trip or a mid-week adventure. Wes Lang explains everything you nee

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Muji Yurakucho

October 2022: Please note MUJI Yurakucho has now permanently closed and the flagship store can now be found at 3-3-5, Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, 104-0061. Please see our Ginza page for other

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Musee Tomo

The Musée Tomo in Toranomon houses one of the finest collections of contemporary Japanese ceramics in the world. And, the museum is as elegant and tasteful as the pieces on display. ![Musée Tomo](htt

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Museum Of Yebisu Beer

For those who love their pints, an hour spent at the Museum of Yebisu Beer with a glass of beer is time well spent. ![Museum of Yebisu Beer](https://photos.smugmug.com/photos/i-6hjbXrf/0/ce25bea3/L/i

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Musshu Mizuki

Musshu Mizuki in Ginza is a lovely pub in Ginza specializing in craft sake. It does indeed live up to its name, which translates to "sake dream." ![Musshu Mizuki](https://photos.smugmug.com/photos/i-

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Must See Tokyo 1 Day Itinerary

So you only have one day in Tokyo? This must-see 1-day Tokyo itinerary allows you to get a taste of the city and see the real highlights without tiring yourself out. ![Shibuya Crossing. Editorial cre

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Mycube By Mystays Asakusa Kuramae

With rates that can sometimes dip below US$50 per night and a location within walking distance of Asakusa, the MyCUBE by MYSTAYS is a great option for budget travelers looking to stay in the Asakusa/

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Nakajima

At JPY800, Nakajima is one of the cheapest Michelin-starred meals in town that's a favourite with locals and tourists alike. Head to Shinjuku for this delicious bargain of a sardine lunch. ![Nakajima

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Nakame No Teppen Marunouchi

Nakame no Teppen in Marunouchi is a lively robatayaki izakaya that's easy to walk past if you aren't looking for it. Go for simple, honest grilled fare. ![Nakame no Teppen Marunouchi](https://photos.

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Namiki Yabusoba

For soba in Asakusa, there are few better places to visit than Namiki Yabusoba. The highlight is its flavorful, concentrated dipping sauce - it's sure to be a novel experience for those alr

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Nanakura

Think you know udon? Think again. Inaniwa udon specialist Tenchaya Nanakura in Shinbashi serves up thin, chewy eminently slurp-able wheat noodles that'

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Narisawa

With two Michelin stars under its belt, Yoshihiro Narisawa's eponymous restaurant in Aoyama is a favorite with gourmands all over the world. If

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Narita Airport Hotels

Narita International Airport is surrounded by hotels and we've stayed in a lot of them. Here is our list of Narita's best and most convenient hotels. ![JAL planes at Narita Airport. Editorial credit:

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Narita Airport Guide

There's more to do than just board a flight at Narita Airport -- this world-class airport is full of restaurants, great shops, and useful services to make your travels that much smoother. Here's every

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Narita Airport Transport

What's the best way to get from Narita Airport (NRT) to Tokyo? How can you get on airport trains without waiting on lines? Here are the tips for getting into Tokyo fast and easily. ![The high speed N

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Narita Day Trip Itinerary

Make the most of a day out in charming Narita City, only 10 minutes from Narita Airport, with our Narita Day Trip Itinerary. It's the perfect way to spend a long layover at the airport. ![Entrance to

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National Art Center Tokyo

The Kurosawa Kishō-designed National Art Center Tokyo in Roppongi may be best known for its architecture, but the special exhibitions there are no less impressive. If you're sh

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National Museum Of Nature And Science

With its outstanding exhibits on animals, plants, humans, and technology, the National Museum of Nature and Science in Ueno will rekindle your love for and fascination with the world we inhabi

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National Showa Memorial Museum

The National Showa Memorial Museum in Kudanshita, or Showa-kan for short, commemorates daily life in Japan during and after the Second World War. Pair with a visit to Yushukan in [Yasukuni Shrine](yas

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Navigating Japans Trains Subways And Stations

Japan's trains and subways are very easy to use, but there are a few tricks and tips that will really improve your experience. Give this a quick read before you arrive and you'll navigate Japan's publ

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New York Bar

Sip a cocktail and experience your own Lost in Translation moment at the ultra-cosmopolitan, sky-high New York Bar in Shinjuku. ![New York Bar](https://photos.smugmug.com/photos/i-JmPtXP4/0/5fb39a00/

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New Years In Tokyo

For Japanese people, New Year's is the most important holiday/festival of the year. This is when families gather to feast and visit their local temples and shrines to pray for good fortune in the comi

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Nezu Museum

With its stunning architecture, superb art collection, and landscape garden, there's something to thrill anyone visiting the Nezu Museum in Aoyama. ![Nezu Museum](https://photo

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