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Tokyo’s 銀座 Ginza and 新橋 Shimbashi districts, although located adjacently, represent two very different facets of Japan’s bustling capital city. Ginza, with its high-end shopping and sophisticated dining, offers a taste of Tokyo’s modern side, while still retaining its traditional roots through longstanding department stores. In contrast, the business and entertainment district of Shimbashi exudes a more down-to-earth atmosphere, featuring…
In Shinjuku, near Shinjuku-sanchome Station, Tokyo, lies a vibrant restaurant hub. Here, you’ll find “HALAL WAGYU RAMEN SHINJUKU-TEI TOKYO SHINJUKU,” a ramen spot popular with international visitors for its premium halal wagyu beef ramen. This restaurant prides itself on using halal-certified ingredients to create a truly satisfying bowl. WAGYU SPICY RED (3-PCS BEEF TOPPING) à la carte 4,500 JPY (tax…
Stepping into “Asakusa Monja Teppan Daikichi” (hereunder referred to as “Teppan Daikichi”), with its retro charm and welcoming atmosphere, feels like a journey back in time. This cozy restaurant is a place that truly captures the essence of Asakusa—a neighborhood known for blending Tokyo’s old-world charm with vibrant modernity. At Teppan Daikichi, you can try two of Japan’s most popular…