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Onigiri at Onigiri Shop Manma おにぎり専門店 まんま is located near Shinjuku-Station! Why Manma? Onigiri's simplicity highlights each ingredient's impact, and Mamma uses the finest Koshihikari rice from Niigata, offering flavors like salmon, baby sardine, and beef tendon. Enjoy the mastery of a skilled chef in every bite. Tradition meets innovation at Mamma—where onigiri becomes an unforgettable journey.
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Discover Serenity at Meiji Jingu Shrine! Why Meiji Jingu? This serene haven offers a retreat from the city's hustle, where ancient traditions and lush nature harmonize. Walk among towering Torii gates and find solace in the tranquil Meiji Forest. Discover Japan's rich cultural heritage in the heart of Tokyo.
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Tsukiji Honganji: A Tranquil Haven in Tokyo! The reason for chosen this historic temple that it offers respite amid the city's hustle. Marvel at the Indian architectural influences, including a stunning main gate and elegant design. Explore the tranquil gardens and experience a serene escape in the heart of Tokyo.
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Dive into the World of Wonder at teamLab Planets TOKYO! Why teamLab Planets? Immerse yourself in digital art and stunning interactive installations that blur the line between technology and creativity. Walk through water, immerse in a sea of flowers, and wander in awe-inspiring light displays. Prepare to be enchanted!
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Immerse yourself in authentic Izakaya culture at Gonpachi Nishiazabu
Why Gonpachi? Beyond its delicious offerings, this iconic spot has drawn in not just locals but also numerous celebrities seeking an authentic Izakaya experience. The rustic decor, delectable dishes, and vibrant atmosphere create a perfect backdrop for enjoying Japanese cuisine and culture. Join the ranks of those who have savoured moments at GonpachiNishiazabu and delve into the heart of Tokyo's nightlife.
Tenchi & Leo
Tenchi and Leo are Japanese siblings born and raised abroad. Due to family circumstances, we were fortunate to have lived in many countries around the world, such as Thailand, Canada, and New Zealand. We finally came back to Japan about 10 years ago and are still having fun reconnecting with our roots ever since. Even though we are Japanese, with our backgrounds, we can also see Japan through the lenses of foreigners. This is why we started Instagram and a blog site to share our discoveries of this beautiful country.