The good news: Asakusa is a super fun part of Tokyo to explore during the day. After all, a 3 PM check-in doesn’t seem so far away when you’re busy learning how to make amezaiku in the shape of a…
Japan’s traditional culture is filled with enigmatic and alluring figures, but few captivate the imagination as much as the Oiran and Geisha. These iconic women of the Edo period are often romanticized—and just as often misunderstood. Hollywood depictions and popular…
Summer in Asakusa is a beautiful time for sightseeing… when it’s not blisteringly hot! On top of that, sudden rain and thunderstorms can change your plans at any time. Asakusa’s indoor spots are perfect for the summer months, as they…
Did you know that Asakusa Kaguwa is actually the third incarnation of the legendary Kaguwa show restaurant? The current location, nestled in the lively Sushiya Street of Asakusa, was brought to life by former dancers of the original Roppongi Kaguwa—but the journey between these two locations holds a…
