Asakusa Tourist Center
Free: All time Asakusa Tourist Center is housed in a newly built building designed by renown Japanese architect Kengo Kuma. While looking completely modern, the building...
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Free: All time Asakusa Tourist Center is housed in a newly built building designed by renown Japanese architect Kengo Kuma. While looking completely modern, the building...
Free: All time If you’re a tourist in Asakusa district of Tokyo, chances are you’d be tempted to take the expensive rickshaw ride through the neighborhood....
Free: All time Every Sunday, when it’s not raining, Japan Bicycle Promotion Institute provided 250 free bicycles for visitors to cycle along the Imperial Palace Cycling...
Free: All Time “Mude” means “change” in Portuguese and you can actually see that in this museum. Mude invites you to lose yourself in the amazing...
Free: All time The Sumo Museum is located on the first floor of the Ryogoku Kokugikan (the largest indoor sumo hall in Tokyo). This small museum...
Free: All time Tokyo Tower’s observatory has a superb view of Tokyo but it charges a fee for it. What do BT Travels do? They go...
Free: All time Origami is a quintessentially Japanese art of paper folding. In Origami Kaikan, visitors can enjoy this art form taken to the next level....
Free: All time Hospitality Club is based on the same concept as Couchsurfing – hospitality exchange between travellers around the world. Members participate by either hosting...
Free: All time Global Freeloaders is very much like Couchsurfing, though on a smaller scale since it’s volunteer-run. Sharing the same philosophy of people’s willingness to...
Free: All time If you’re a youngster travelling in Europe then USE-IT guides are perfect for you. USE-IT stands for no-nonsense tourist info for young people....