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Japanese coin laundries are not just simple washing facilities; they are designed for efficiency and multifunctionality. One of the most distinctive features is the presence of shoe-specific washing and drying machines, something rarely ...

Asakusa offers free Wi-Fi for tourists. For example, Asakusa Free Wi-Fi is available around places like Kaminarimon and Sensoji Temple. Some cafés and hotels also provide free Wi-Fi. It’s a convenient way to save mobile data. But before ...

The Sumida River Terrace is a beautifully designed promenade running alongside Tokyo’s iconic Sumida River. Stretching for approximately 28 kilometers, it spans both sides of the river, offering a haven for locals and visitors alike. It’...

Sento, or public baths, are a traditional part of Japanese culture. Originally, they were established during a time when most households didn’t have private bathtubs. Today, while many homes do have baths, sento remain an important place...

Rickshaws, an iconic sight in Asakusa, trace their origins back to the Meiji era. Invented in 1868 by three Japanese innovators, they quickly became the go-to mode of transportation, offering a faster and more affordable alternative to h...