Bank of Japan Currency Museum
Free: All time The Currency Museum was first opened in November 1985 to commemorate the Bank of Japan’s 100th anniversary. Its collection comprises currencies of ancient...
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Free: All time The Currency Museum was first opened in November 1985 to commemorate the Bank of Japan’s 100th anniversary. Its collection comprises currencies of ancient...
Free: Saturdays & Sundays 11am & 1:15pm The Tokyo Systemized Goodwill Guide (SGG) Club offers free guided walking tour of Ueno neighbourhood. The area is a...
Free: Saturdays & Sundays 11am & 1:15pm The Tokyo Systemized Goodwill Guide (SGG) Club offers free guided walking tour of Asakusa Sensoji Temple and its surrounding...
Free: All time Located in the center of Roppongi – Tokyo’s club jungle – OATH offers top of the line underground DJ dance parties all nights....
Free: On your birthday If you happen to be in Tokyo on your birthday, there are two places where you can milk the day: Tokyo Tower...
Free: All time SCAI the Bathhouse is a contemporary art gallery known for introducing Japan’s avant-garde artists to the world as well as for foreign artists...
Free: Mondays to Thursdays & Sundays Self-proclaimed crown jewel of Shibuya’s nightlife, the Ruby Room indeeds has become a favourite for both Tokyoites and expats alike....
Free: All time The Japanese Imperial Diet was first convened in 1889 as a result of adopting the Meiji Constitution. Today, the Diet is housed in...
Free: All time The Panasonic Center Tokyo in Odaiba shows off the latest and greatest of Panasonic’s gadgets. The multi-storey building is admission-free. Many of the...