Located on the 37th floor of the Nihonbashi Mitsui Tower, "SENSE," a Cantonese restaurant within the "MANDARIN ORIENTAL TOKYO," boasts a location offering panoramic views of the towering "Tokyo Skytree" in the heart of the metropolis...
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Mandarin Oriental Tokyo: The Japanese-modern Mandarin Grand Room
The 33rd floor "Mandarin Grand Room" boasts the largest standard room type at Mandarin Oriental Tokyo, at 60 square meters. It features a calming deep green carpet inspired by a forest, and bamboo flooring that feels wonderful even barefoot...
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The Mandarin Oriental Tokyo is a high-rise hotel in Nihonbashi, offering views of the Tokyo Skytree.
Located in the Nihonbashi Mitsui Tower, towering over the heart of Tokyo's Nihonbashi business district, is the Mandarin Oriental Tokyo. Its atmosphere, consciously blending Japanese tradition and elegance with modern Japan, is...
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新宿御苑の「こころむすび」で日本酒と一緒にいただく発酵つまみが絶品！
丸の内線「新宿御苑駅」より徒歩2分の好立地でありながら、街中の喧騒からは少し外れることができる裏路地に佇む「こころむすび」さん。新宿御苑の日本酒の隠れ名店とまで言われるこちらのお店は、利き酒師である店主の石田洋司さんが全...
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Introducing affordable express shuttle buses between Tokyo Station and Narita International Airport.
This trip to Italy involves an afternoon flight from Narita International Airport, meaning an early morning departure from Hamamatsu Station. However, since it's not a morning flight, there's no need for an overnight stay, which is a relief! The Shinkansen Hikari train from Hamamatsu to Tokyo Station takes approximately 1.5 hours...
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Take a break at the "Ginza Bunmeido Ginza 5-chome Store Lounge" while watching people go by.
Ginza Bunmeido was founded in Nagasaki in 1900 (Meiji 33) and has been in business for over 100 years. Since 1939 (Showa 14), it has had a store in Ginza, preserving the tradition of making confectionery, including castella cake, while continuing to create sweets that are in line with the times. Popular items such as Baumkuchen are displayed in the storefront...
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I had a birthday lunch at Sushi Kanesaka Honten, a two-Michelin-starred sushi restaurant in Ginza, after returning to Japan.
Upon returning from Italy, the first place I headed was Ginza. On Saturdays, Ginza Chuo-dori becomes a pedestrian zone, allowing you to walk confidently down the middle of the street. Walking towards Mitsukoshi on Chuo-dori, I turned right at the Ginza 7-chome intersection, then right again at the second intersection, and immediately found it on the first basement floor of the Misuzu Building...
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