Tokyo

A side-street from the post war era now rich with food and drinks.

Discover another side of Tokyo among the city's narrow side streets.

An izakaya where you can enjoy distinguished sake labels from all over Japan at a great value.

Explore Tokyo's treasure trove of high-quality kitchenware.

Those who venture a little off track from the more well-travelled areas of Ueno and Asakusa may discover Kappabashi, Tokyo’s treasure trove of high-quality kitchenware frequented by both curious tourists and locals alike

Japanese sake can be intimidating. Although you may have a rough idea of what sake is, once you are in Japan there are so many varieties. And with colorful labels and often more colorful names it can be hard to choose what to order. Plus, the fact that most menus are only available in Japanese makes a visit to a restaurant or sake bar a little daunting for many.

Here on Senpai Japan, our experts on Japan, AKA “Senpai,” introduce to you the highlights of Japan. This time, three of our Senpais decided to check out Sumo Bar Kei-chan in Kinshicho. Filling our stomachs with chankonabe, we were taken in by the fascinating world of Japan’s national sport: sumo wrestling. Representing the Senpais this time, Yan-san, from Heilongjiang Province in China, presents you with this report on her experiences.

Tour Tokyo's most popular sightseeing spots and enjoy a Sumida River cruise
Because it’s Hato Bus's 70th Anniversary, this time we decided to tour summertime Tokyo on one of their distinctive yellow buses. We chose the day tour that includes lunch. Come along with us as we tour the most popular sightseeing spots in Tokyo!