[2025 Tokyo Attraction] Travel Guide for Nihonbashi (Updated Jan)

✌🏻Reasons for recommendation: 🍃 This is a newly opened hotel with a prime location, very close to the train station, convenient for sightseeing. 🍃The hotel rooms are clean and tidy, with complete facilities, providing guests with a comfortable stay experience; 🍃The lobby provides convenient self-service facilities, allowing guests to choose the desired items according to their preferences; 🍃All guests who check in can enjoy a welcome drink; 🍃A variety of room types are available, ranging from 17 square meters to 37 square meters, to meet the needs of different guests; 🍃As the high-end branch of the Japanese budget hotel brand KOKO, KOKO HOTEL Premier Nihonbashi Hamacho provides guests with a superior stay experience. 📢Basic information: ·Hotel name: KOKO HOTEL Premier Nihonbashi Hamacho; ·Room type: Multiple room types are available, with an area ranging from 17 to 37 square meters; ·Ice maker/microwave/laundry room: available; ·Gym: None; ·Swimming pool: not available; ·Check-in/Check-out time: 15:00/11:00. 🚆Transportation information: ·Convenient transportation, only about 1 minute walk from Exit A2 of the Toei Shinjuku Line Hamacho Station; ·From the A3 and A4 exits of Ningyocho Station on the Toei Asakusa Line, walk in the direction of Kiyobashi-dori for 7 minutes to reach the hotel.

#bucketlistreboot Pokémon Center DX Tokyo is Japan's biggest Pokemon Center! It opened in 2018 in the Takashimaya Department Store in Nihonbashi, a fashionable neighborhood near Tokyo Station. The enormous Pokémon Center DX’s location is very convenient, with it being located just a short walk from Tokyo Station. Even better, it also holds nearly any Pokémon item you can imagine and uses some cutting-edge technology that everyone can enjoy! Visitors can take photos with the Pikachu, Mew, and Snorlax statue and special events and campaigns provide unending excitement! A must-visit for Pokemon fans!

▶ green bean to bar chocolate (@greenbeantobar_chocolate) .. 🍫 ECLAIR ￥ 500 + tax ☕️ CACAO TEA ￥ 350 + tax .. 📍 Nihonbashi 🕰 Weekdays 11: 00-20: 00 / Holidays 11: 00-19: 00 .. I ate the much-talked-about chocolate eclairs! 😆 Recently, there were many eclairs with crispy dough, but this eclair was soft and delicious. For drinks, we recommend cacao tea with a chocolate scent ✨👍 .. #chocolate #eclair #cacao #chocolate #greenbeantobarchocolate #nihonbashi #nihonbashi Cafe #nihonbashi Gourmet #nihonbashi Lunch #nakameguro Cafe #nakameguro Gourmet #nakameguro Lunch #nakameguro

Tokyo, a city that blends the classical with the modern, is like a pop-up book where each page tells a story of history and the future. As you step into it, you can touch the marks of the Edo period and immerse yourself in the neon-lit trends. This one-day itinerary will take you through time, showcasing the unique beauty of Tokyo's fusion of old and new. Morning Light: Exploring the East Gardens of the Imperial Palace Tokyo is especially quiet in the early morning, making it the perfect time to start your day at the East Gardens of the Imperial Palace. Once an important garden within Edo Castle, it is now open to the public, serving as a tranquil oasis in the bustling city. The garden is adorned with ancient stone walls, moats, and red maples and green bamboo, as if time has stood still here. As you stroll through, you'll discover historical relics from the Edo period harmoniously integrated with natural landscapes. In spring, cherry blossoms bloom; in autumn, the red leaves paint the sky, making it a paradise for photographers. This is not only an excellent place to appreciate Japanese garden aesthetics but also a serene spot for self-reflection. Intersection of History and Prosperity: Roaming Nihonbashi Next, head to Nihonbashi, the birthplace of Tokyo's commerce. Since the Edo period, it has been a bustling area of merchants, and today, it skillfully blends the old with the new, allowing you to experience traditional culture while capturing the vitality of a modern city. The Nihonbashi Bridge itself is a historical landmark, with lion statues at its ends and a 'zero kilometer marker' at its center, witnessing Tokyo's development. As you wander through the area, you can visit century-old shops, taste authentic Japanese sweets like wagashi or yokan, and admire handcrafted items such as lacquerware, fans, and pottery. For a deeper understanding of Nihonbashi's history, the nearby COREDO Muromachi complex offers various exhibitions and cultural experiences. Urban Retro Beauty: Wandering Tokyo Station's Marunouchi Building In the afternoon, visit one of Tokyo's most iconic buildings—the Marunouchi Building of Tokyo Station. Built in 1914, this red-brick station has survived wars and restorations, becoming a cultural symbol of Tokyo. The exterior's retro architecture is magnificent, while the interior incorporates modern design, making it a place you won't want to leave. Inside the Marunouchi Building, you'll find high-end restaurants and designer boutiques, perfect for savoring Tokyo's exquisite dining and shopping culture. It's recommended to enjoy an authentic kaiseki meal or indulge in a handmade cake at a dessert shop, experiencing Tokyo's unique culinary art. At dusk, the red-brick building of the station, illuminated by soft lights, becomes even more romantic, making it a favorite spot for photographers. Luxurious Stay: The Historical and Modern Blend of Tokyo Station Hotel As the day's itinerary comes to an end, consider staying at the distinctive Tokyo Station Hotel. Not only is it conveniently located, but it also perfectly combines historical ambiance with modern luxury. The rooms are elegantly designed with a classic and minimalist theme, with details reflecting the refined sense of Japanese aesthetics. The hotel features top-notch restaurants and bars offering authentic French cuisine and a selection of fine wines. It also provides sightseeing services, allowing you to plan the next day's itinerary without leaving the hotel. Waking up in the morning, you can even see a panoramic view of Tokyo Station from your window, giving you a sense of traveling through time, leaving you feeling refreshed. In Tokyo, a Day Traverses the Past and Future From the historical relics of the East Gardens of the Imperial Palace to the cultural and commercial blend of Nihonbashi, and the retro and modern beauty of Tokyo Station's Marunouchi Building, this day's journey is like a time-traveling adventure filled with surprises and emotions. Tokyo is a city to be savored, where every step reveals a blend of old and new, and every moment lets you feel its unique rhythm and charm.

#tokyotravel Goodies Breakfast and Lunch Goodies Breakfast and Lunch in Higashi-Nihonbashi offers an all-day brunch menu. Open at 8:00 a.m., the restaurant was crowded with customers. I ordered the Lumberjack for 1,500 yen (tax included). I ordered a hearty plate of leaf pancakes topped with a fried egg and bacon. The pancake was thick and filling! The salty taste of the fried egg and bacon go very well together. The staff is friendly. Highly recommended!😊 🏖️BAmbiance/Facilities: Goodies Breakfast and Lunch 📍Address: 1 Chome-3-15 Higashinihonbashi, Chuo City, Tokyo 103-0004 💞Reasons to Recommend: Chill vibes, delicious brunch ⋆ ・⋆ ・⋆ ・⋆ ・⋆ #trip #travel #traveling #Tokyo #cafe #chill

#cityscape "TOKYO ILLUMILIA" beautifully lights up the city of the Yaesu and Nihonbashi area, centred on Nihonbashi Sakura Street, which runs from Tokyo Station Yaesu Exit to Nihonbashi. At the illumination event that began in 2009, it combines traditional Japanese culture and illumination, and develops street lamp decoration while preserving the history and atmosphere of Edo, which flourished as a bustling centre. Access: 5 minutes on foot from Tokyo Station and Tokyo Metro Nihonbashi Station

365 Days and Nihonbashi, located on the first floor of the new Nihonbashi Takashimaya building, is a bakery shop run by 365 Days, a popular bakery in Yoyogi Park. 🥖 In addition to the bread you can get at the main store, there are also breads that can only be bought here, and depending on the timing, there may be a line! They bake a lot of bread, and when it's freshly baked they make an announcement, so don't miss it 🥖 There is also an eat-in corner in the store, so you can enjoy the bread you bought with a drink ☕️ Be sure to stop by while you're shopping in Nihonbashi! #FuriTabiWinter

Recently, I had the privilege of visiting the Pokémon Cafe in Tokyo, a whimsical and creative themed restaurant that left me utterly enchanted. The moment I stepped into the cafe, the adorable Pokémon decorations and vibrant colors immediately caught my eye, making me feel as if I had entered the world of Pokémon. I had made a reservation in advance, and upon entering, I was greeted by friendly staff members dressed in cute Pokémon uniforms, which made me feel very welcomed. Every dish on the menu was themed around Pokémon and was beautifully designed. I ordered the 'Pikachu Curry,' which was not only adorable in appearance but also incredibly delicious. The curry sauce was rich and flavorful, and the rice was soft and fluffy, leaving me thoroughly satisfied. Beyond the food, the interactive experiences in the cafe also delighted me. The restaurant regularly hosts Pokémon-themed events, allowing customers to interact with their favorite characters and take memorable photos. This design ensures that every customer can relive their childhood memories and joy. As for the ambiance, the Pokémon Cafe has a relaxed and joyful atmosphere, with familiar Pokémon theme songs playing in the background, making me hum along involuntarily. Throughout the dining experience, I enjoyed not only the delicious food but also the happy moments shared with friends. Overall, Tokyo's Pokémon Cafe is a dreamy place that allows people to relive their childhood memories. Both the food and the atmosphere are unforgettable. I look forward to returning to this magical place in the future to continue my Pokémon adventure!

Address: 1F, COREDO Muromachi Terrace, 3-2-1 Nihonbashi Muromachi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 103-0022 Atmosphere/Facilities: The store is located right at the entrance on the first floor of COREDO Muromachi Terrace, with plenty of natural light creating a bright atmosphere. Recommended Points: The soft gelato, constantly stirred by a machine, is exquisite. There are also many sweets like bonbons and chocolates that make perfect souvenirs. Average Price: 700-1000 yen Budget per Person: 1000-2000 yen Rating: ⭐︎⭐︎⭐︎⭐︎⭐︎

⏰ 11:00~21:00 📍 Japan 〒103-0027 Tokyo, Chuo City, Nihonbashi, 3 Chome−1−15 Kyuei Building 1F One of the must-try dishes in Tokyo is undoubtedly Kaseidon. Tsujihan has several branches, but I visited the main store in Nihonbashi. I arrived 30 minutes before opening, and the wait was over 2 hours. It's a very popular spot, frequented by locals, Koreans, and other foreigners alike. Make sure to enjoy the melt-in-your-mouth Kaseidon and Ochazuke.

😭I reflect, I blame myself, I should take responsibility for every friend who comes to Tokyo now and doesn't see the early cherry blossoms. I was chatting with my bestie yesterday, and only then did I find out that her parents came to Japan for a week's trip and returned disappointed for not seeing the 🌸 early cherry blossoms, which is such a pity, especially since it's the early cherry blossom season now‼ I really don't want this kind of disappointment to happen to anyone else, you must bookmark this post and hurry over‼🌸 It's in full bloom right now, incredibly beautiful‼ 📍Address: 4-chome, Nihonbashi Muromachi, Tokyo (not just 4-chome, the early cherry blossoms are in full bloom on the neighboring streets as well, very lush‼) 🌸 The early cherry blossoms on both sides of the street extend far, and the full bloom is like a dreamy cherry blossom pink, extremely beautiful‼ Moreover, unlike in parks, the cherry blossom scenery on the 🌸 streets is more integrated with the real Japanese life atmosphere, full of ambiance‼ Passersby, passing vehicles, elegant and exquisite shops, quaint and retro residences, 🌸 all are filled with the breath of life in Japan, and every step feels like walking in a Japanese movie, 🌸 this immersive cherry blossom viewing is what distinguishes it from the tourist-style travel essence‼ ✅ Go now, saving one more is one more‼ I sincerely hope you don't miss out‼ ✅ Nihonbashi is also very nice to stroll around, with lots of fun and delicious things, you can check out my citywalk series on my homepage, you'll gain a lot‼

Day1 Osaka (Shopping Selection) Departure day boarding, international flights please check in at least 50 minutes before departure, check-in starts two hours before departure Take the electric train to the hotel to drop off luggage 3:00 onwards to start check-in, check-out time the next day at 11:00 noon, overtime will be charged →Dotonbori: The first stop after arriving in Osaka, a paradise for foodies, eat remember to book 3 days in advance →Shinsaibashi: Not far from Dotonbori, go straight to stroll after dinner, a gathering place for drug makeup, clothing, and souvenir shops, cheaper than Tokyo →Tsutenkaku: A paradise for the second element, the shooting location of Conan's 'Magician of the Century'! Super out of the picture! Day2 Kyoto Transportation: Osaka-Kyoto, Hankyu Electric Railway (Osaka Umeda Hankyu Station-Kyoto Kawaramachi Station 50min 400 yen) →Two Three Years Slope: A slope with a Kyoto style, there are many kimono changing halls along the street where you can change clothes before going to Kiyomizu-dera (makeup time is long, go out early) →Gion/Hanami Lane: Famous for its teahouses and geishas, the buildings are antique, and if you're lucky, you can see geishas →Kiyomizu-dera: Kyoto's oldest temple is also a holy place for cherry blossom viewing and maple viewing. If you have plenty of time, it is highly recommended to go to the Duck River (400 yen/person ticket) →Yasaka Shrine (night view) DAY3 Nara Transportation: Osaka-Nara, Kintetsu Line (Namba Station/Nihonbashi-Nara Station 36min 560 yen) →Nara Park: There are deer everywhere, you can buy some deer cakes in advance, and be careful when feeding deer →Kasuga Taisha: One of the three major shrines in Japan, the guardian shrine of Nara, you can buy deer peripherals →Wakakusayama: There are fewer tourists and the deer are more docile. You need to climb a mountain. You can't enter after five o'clock in the evening DAY4 Osaka →Universal Studios: Be sure to take a day to go to USJ! Enter the park and head straight for Harry Potter's Forbidden Journey, try butterbeer, other projects also recommend Doraemon, Flying Wing Dragon, Hollywood Dream, get lost in the Minion theme park! 400 yuan/day ticket DAY5 Osaka Free arrangement Stroll around Osaka and buy something Other attractions: Osaka Castle Park, New World, Aquarium Nihonbashi

April has come, and the cherry blossom season is coming to an end. At Qian Niao Yuan Park, watched the last cherry blossom. Cherry blossoms falling all over the sky, as if saying goodbye to spring. First time posting a live photo, not sure if the picture is moving. If it is, can you help me choose a cover image?

Japanese traditional hotpot is motsunabe. Maindish is motsu but appetizeris also good. Mentaiko put on rice. Mentaiko is like small fish eggs. Being called spicy cod row. If you wanna get them this menu is minimum from two orders. #Motsunabe #tokyojapan #Japanesehotpot

Are you an anime lover? oh you aren't? Well di you at least like Pokemon? Then Nippombashi is the place you must visit! Starting with the Namco building which is the first picture, there are so many shops which sells anime merchants and gaming cards. And this whole street is called "ota road" which means Otaku + road. I'm not really a big fan of anime, but I still found it really fun when I went there since they have all those merchants that are really popular for millennials like me☺️ #givethanks #japan #givethanks