[2025 Tokyo Attraction] Travel Guide for Yurakucho Mullion (Updated Jun)

How to spend your winter vacation in Japan? This super useful 7-day itinerary will help you explore Japan with ease. Save it now! -- 🗺️Itinerary: Day 1: Shinjuku - Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden - Shinjuku Mitsui Building Explore the bustling streets of Shinjuku, stroll through the lush Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden, and then head to the top of the Shinjuku Mitsui Building for a panoramic view of the city. Day 2: Ueno Park - Hanazono Inari Shrine - Senso-ji - Tokyo Skytree Enjoy the tranquility of nature in Ueno Park, visit the mysterious Hanazono Inari Shrine, then head to the historic Senso-ji to pray for good fortune, and finally ascend the Tokyo Skytree for a stunning view of Tokyo. Day 3: Mount Fuji - Mount Fuji 5th Station - Lake Kawaguchi - Oshino Hakkai Conquer the summit of Mount Fuji, Japan's highest peak, admire the magnificent scenery at the 5th Station, visit the picturesque Lake Kawaguchi, and explore the unique Oshino Hakkai. Day 4: Tokyo Disneyland - Tokyo DisneySea Immerse yourself in the magical world of Tokyo Disneyland and enjoy a day of fun, then head to Tokyo DisneySea to experience the unique charm of this theme park. Day 5: Harajuku - Yoyogi Park - Gotokuji Temple - Shibuya - Ebisu - Yurakucho Start your day in the trendy Harajuku, stroll through the lush Yoyogi Park, visit the historic Gotokuji Temple to pray for good fortune, explore the bustling streets of Shibuya and Ebisu, and finally arrive at the vibrant Yurakucho. Day 6: Odaiba Seaside Park - Museum of Maritime Science - Ginza Feel the sea breeze at Odaiba Seaside Park, visit the futuristic Museum of Maritime Science, and then head to the bustling shopping district of Ginza for some retail therapy. Day 7: Konica Minolta Planetarium Manten - Shinjuku Gaze at the stars and marvel at the mysteries of the universe at the Konica Minolta Planetarium Manten, and finally return to Shinjuku to conclude your wonderful trip to Japan.🌟 -- Travel Essentials: 🧳Don't forget to bring these items for your trip to Japan! 📞 SIM card, plug adapter: Stay connected and charge your devices with ease. 🪪 ID, visa: Essential for international travel, don't forget them. 👔 Clothing: If you're visiting Japan in January, remember to bring a warm coat and comfortable shoes. Prepare these items for a smoother trip to Japan!🌟 -- Your trip to Japan starts here! Bring this guide with you to make your journey even more exciting, and set off to discover the unknown surprises that await you!

Yurakucho Station is very close to Ginza. A leisurely stroll will take you to the Ginza boutique street. We happened to be there around 2pm on a Saturday afternoon and were looking for a place to get some shade as it was very hot outside. I found that there were many Japanese people having dinner there. The special beer is worth ordering, it's smooth and delicious. The store is located on the north side of the elevated line between Tokyo Station and Yurakucho. I think it's closer from Yurakucho Station. It is about 5 minutes' walk. Because it is under the elevated railway, you can hear the sound of trains passing by while dining. The chicken wings are delicious (four chicken wings per plate, which are pretty big) Fried rice, a bit soggy but good. The skewers are not as good as Tebashi, but they are still delicious! Toriichizu Yurakucho Yurakucho Store 〒100-0005 Marunouchi 3-chome 7-8, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo Opening hours Monday to Sunday: noon to 05:00 #Yurakucho #Tokyo #Japan #Izakaya #Skewer

☕︎ [BARISSIMO] 1 minute walk from Yurakucho Station .. A full-fledged bar with an Italian feel .. The classification of the menu is also a space that was particular about Italian .. I think it's good to drink espresso like Baru before work! .. It is also good to take out with a walk in Yurakucho, Tokyo Station! .. @barissimo_official_yurakucho #barissimo .. #yurakucho Cafe #tokyo Station Cafe #tokyocafe #specialty Coffee #specialty Coffee #café I want to connect with people I like #cafe #cafe Tour #cafe Time #coffee Tour #coffee Shop #coffee

Tokyo’s neon buzz and iconic spots like Shibuya Crossing are great, but if you’ve already snapped that selfie or want to feel like a local, it’s time to dive deeper. We scoured seasoned Tokyo travelers for real tips and mixed in some insider know-how to bring you seven experiences that’ll make you feel like you’re living the Tokyo life. From serene mornings to high-rise cocktails, here’s how to do Tokyo like you belong there. 1️⃣ Hunt Treasures at Oedo Antique Market Many travelers are buzzing about the Oedo Antique Market at Tokyo International Forum; it’s a goldmine for unique finds—think vintage kimonos, woodblock prints, and quirky pottery at bargain prices. Held twice a month (check schedules online), it’s where locals and savvy travelers dig for treasures, some one-of-a-kind memories to take home. Arrive early for the best picks, and bring cash for small vendors. ➜ Pro tip: Pair it with a stroll through nearby Yurakucho for a taste of authentic street food. 2️⃣ Sip Cocktails in a Shinjuku High-Rise Bar Travelers can’t stop talking about Tokyo’s high-rise bars, and for good reason. Perched in skyscrapers like Park Hyatt’s New York Bar (yes, from Lost in Translation), you’ll sip whisky while the city’s lights stretch endlessly below, like stars pulled to earth. Locals and expats love spots like Bar Ben Fiddich for its herbal cocktails or BrewDog Roppongi for craft beer. Go at night, dress sharp (no shorts!), and soak in urban poetry. ➜ Pro tip: Book a spot in advance for popular bars to avoid disappointment. 3️⃣ Picnic Like a Local at Shinjuku Gyoen Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden is a green oasis amid Tokyo’s chaos, and travelers rave about sprawling on the grass for a picnic. Grab snacks from a nearby conbini (7-Eleven’s onigiri is a winner) and join locals chilling under cherry blossoms or autumn leaves. It’s serene, affordable, and perfect for people-watching. Visit in the morning for quieter vibes. ➜ Fun fact: This garden was once a feudal lord’s mansion in the Edo era. 4️⃣ Catch a Sumo Match and Cheer Like a Pro Nothing screams “Japan” like sumo wrestling, and catching a match at Ryogoku Kokugikan is a thrill. Travelers rave about the electric atmosphere—think passionate fans and wrestlers slamming into each other like human bulldozers. Tickets go on sale about a month in advance (e.g., December 10 for January tournaments), but they sell out fast on PIA’s website, so set a reminder and be ready to refresh like your life depends on it. Third-party resellers charge a premium but can save the day for last-minute planners. ➜ Pro tip: Grab a bowl of chanko nabe (sumo wrestler stew) nearby to complete the vibe. 5️⃣ Wander Senso-ji at Dawn Senso-ji in Asakusa is Tokyo’s oldest temple, but it’s swamped by tourists by midday. Pro-travelers swear by visiting at dawn (thank you, jet lag!) for a magical, crowd-free experience. Walk through the Kaminarimon Gate as the sun rises, snap photos of the pagoda, and feel the spiritual calm. The Nakamise shops won’t be open yet, but the quiet is worth it. ➜ Pro tip: Grab a coffee at a nearby kissaten (retro cafe) to keep the morning chill. 6️⃣ Stroll Shimokitazawa’s Cool Streets Shimokitazawa is Tokyo’s hipster haven, and visitors love its laid-back vibe. Wander narrow streets packed with vintage shops, cozy cafes, and record stores. Start at Shirohige’s Totoro Cream Puff Factory (yes, it’s Ghibli-themed!), grab coffee at Bonus Track business park, then shop till you drop. It’s less touristy than Shibuya but just as lively. ➜ Pro tip: Visit in the late afternoon for peak local energy without the crowds 7️⃣ Cruise the Shuto Expressway at Night For adrenaline junkies and pop culture enthusiasts, consider renting a sports car (check providers like Omoshiro Rentcar) and taking a night drive on the Shuto Expressway. It’s like living in a Tokyo Drift fantasy, weaving through Tokyo’s neon-lit infrastructure. The overpasses and underground tunnels are a sight in themselves. Not a driver? Walk Shinjuku or Shibuya’s elevated walkways to marvel at the city’s dense, futuristic layout. ➜ Pro tip: Stick to speed limits—Tokyo’s traffic cams are no joke. These experiences are your ticket to Tokyo’s soul, far beyond the tourist traps. Search "Tokyo" to get more ideas and travel tips from our Local Guide! #TokyoTravel #JapanVibes #TokyoHiddenGems #LocalGuides #TokyoAdventures

Xuxuyuan's weekday business lunch has a high CP value

Located between Ginza and Hibiya, Yurakucho Station Square is a relaxing space in the heart of Tokyo. This square spreads out immediately after leaving the central exit of JR Yurakucho Station, and is a place where many people come and go, including commuters, tourists, and event participants. Seasonal events, food festivals, art exhibitions, and more are held in the square, giving you a little sense of the extraordinary in your everyday life. In particular, the winter illuminations are a performance that warms your heart even in the cold season, and you can see many people taking photos. In addition to its convenient location right outside the station, there are benches and a small green space, making it perfect for stopping by between shopping and work. You'll be surprised to find such a relaxing space in the middle of a city surrounded by buildings. This square is also a popular meeting place. The next time you visit Yurakucho, take a moment to stop by this square and feel the small space hidden in the everyday life of Tokyo. I'm sure it will soothe your mind, even if just for a moment. #Yurakucho Station Square #Tokyo Walk #Urban Oasis #Ginza Walk #Hibiya Walk #City Walk #Tokyo Scenery #Meeting Spot #Tokyo Sightseeing #Taking a Break #Spring 0 Yen Trip

#March Good Places 2025 [Sishin Enjoys the World] Oedo Antique City 📍Yurakucho Recommended for those who love nostalgic gadgets, antique collections and treasure hunts! This time we take you to the Oedo Antique Market in Tokyo. This market is not held every Sunday. It is usually held on the first and third Sunday of every month. 📍 Location: The market is located in Yurakucho, next to Bic Camera, as soon as you get out of the subway station, super easy to find! 🛍️ Market Features: - There are many stalls with a rich variety, with old coins, vintage clothes, bags, porcelain, silverware, etc., really everything! - If you like antiques or nostalgic knickknacks, this is definitely heaven; ✨ Loot Sharing: - Bought a pair of flower plates (2000 yen), and a bag (6800 yen) and earrings, couldn't help it! - Originally wanted to find an old film camera and lens, but this time not much, instead jewelry and cups and plates more, ladies will be more like ~ 📅 Market Dates: The market is held irregularly. It is recommended to confirm the date on the official website before departure. Don't go in vain! 💡Tips: - The market is not crowded, you can walk slowly and see. - If you buy cups and plates, remember to bring another bag to pack for easy carrying! If you are interested, you might as well go to the Oedo Antique Market for a treasure hunt next time you go to Tokyo. You may have an unexpected harvest! Remember to save this post for future reference ~ #Oedo Antique City #Tokyo Market #Yurakucho #Antique Market #Nostalgic Gifts #Tokyo Must Visit #Japan Travel #Tokyo Free Trip #Travel Sharing #Market Treasure Hunt #Antique Collection #Japanese Culture #Tokyo Photo #Travel Diary #Si Si Hin #Si Si Hin Sighs the World #chillmybabe

#getgoing2025 Located on the basement floor of Yurakucho's Kotsu Kaikan, this coffee shop intrigued me when I happened to see it on YouTube, so I visited during lunch time! During lunch hours from 11:00 to 15:00, there is a set menu that includes a salad and coffee or tea for 1,000 yen, which is a very reasonable price. I ordered the Neapolitan. The sauce was generous and the tomatoes tasted sour and delicious. The price is very reasonable for this location. I would like to visit again as there are other dishes I would like to try!

#getgoing2025 Ginza Sky Lounge is located on the 15th floor of Tokyo Kotsu Kaikan, right in front of Yurakucho Station. The "Marron Chantilly Strawberry (2,200 yen with drink set)" we had this time is a limited time flavor until January 31. It is nice that you can make a reservation for the set menu. Strawberry crème is wrapped with back-strained marron. The cute fresh cream, which is slightly pink in color, tastes more firmly of strawberry than you can imagine! It is sweet and sour and very delicious, and goes well with the rich sweet marron paste. We also enjoyed the view from our seats overlooking Shinkansen! 🏖️BAmbiance/Facilities: Ginza Sky Lounge 📍Address: 〒100-0006 Tokyo, Chiyoda City, Yurakucho, 2 Chome−10−1 東京交通会館 15F 💞Reasons to Recommend: Delicious sweets, amazing view ⋆ ・⋆ ・⋆ ・⋆ ・⋆ #trip #travel #traveling #Tokyo #cafe #chill

#japantrip I stumbled upon 有楽町 うまや while passing by and was drawn in by the inviting signage and the lack of a queue. It turned out to be a fantastic impromptu decision! I tried the beef tongue set, which included four perfectly cooked and seasoned slices. I also ordered the standalone beef tongue dish with eight slices. Both were tender, flavorful, and surprisingly fatty in the best way. The slightly pickled side salad provided a refreshing balance to the richness. The staff were friendly and attentive, and they had an English menu available, making the experience smooth and enjoyable. Overall, it was a delightful meal that I’d highly recommend if you’re in the area.

At the end of this winter, Tokyo gave me the best gift - several days of sunny weather. Especially on this morning, the sky was like a carefully polished sapphire, shining with gentle light between the high-rise buildings in Ginza. Walking on the streets of Ginza, the morning air is still a little chilly, but you can already feel the coming of spring. The windows of the fashion boutiques have just lit up, and the elegant clerks are carefully sorting out the new products in preparation for the coming day. The first stop was Sony Park, an innovative space located in the heart of Ginza. The original site was the Sony Building completed in 1966, which was converted into Sony Park in 2017. The new building, which is expected to be completed in 2024, will become a new landmark in Ginza. Today's Sony Park is a futuristic exhibition space where you can experience the latest technological products and interactive installations, giving you a glimpse into a miniature of future life. We then visited the International Forum (Tokyo International Forum), a building designed by Rafael Viñoly that is a classic of modern architecture. The unique appearance of the building, which is interwoven with glass curtains and steel structures, looks like a giant spaceship anchored in Ginza. Walking into the building, the high ceilings and use of natural light create a stunning visual effect. At noon, I came to Jujuen Yugen-tei in Yurakucho for lunch. Youxuanting is a sub-brand restaurant of Xuxuyuan. Although its prices are relatively affordable, it still maintains Xuxuyuan's consistent quality and service standards. Particularly worth mentioning is the restaurant's location, which is near JR Yurakucho Station. Through the floor-to-ceiling windows, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the Yamanote Line and Keihin-Tohoku Line trains passing by. While enjoying the delicious barbecue, my eyes were often attracted by the trains passing by outside the window. Opposite the restaurant stand many iconic buildings, including the Marunouchi MY PLAZA building, a modern building that integrates office, shopping and other functions, and the Tokyo International Post Office building, a historic building built in 1931 that has witnessed Tokyo's development and changes over the past century. While dining, you can occasionally see Shinkansen trains speeding by, forming an interesting contrast with the Yamanote Line running leisurely on the side. This dining experience is like a microcosm of the city of Tokyo - the coexistence of tradition and modernity, and the balance between fast pace and slow life. Strolling through Ginza in winter, you can feel the unique charm of this city. As we are about to bid farewell to winter, the sun shines gently on the streets, adding a touch of poetry to every corner. Perhaps it was this kind of weather that made this trip to Tokyo particularly memorable. After leaving the restaurant, I looked at this vibrant neighborhood reluctantly, and began to look forward to the next reunion. Transportation Tips: Take N’ex from Narita Airport to Tokyo Station Must-see attractions: Tokyo Station, Marunouchi Nakacho, International Forum Recommended hotels: Hoshinoya Tokyo, Aman Tokyo Must-eat food: Too many 🥰🥰🥰 But Xuxuyuan is on my must-eat list Shopping Guide: There are endless choices of luxury goods 😍😍 #Ginza #XuXuYuan #YuxuanTing

Winter in Japan is warm and romantic! Spend 7 days exploring Japan with our complete guide to snow, hot springs, and food. Save it now! -- 🌈 Itinerary Suggestions: Explore Japan with our 7-day itinerary! Day 1: Shinjuku > Shinjuku Gyoen > Shinjuku Mitsui Building Arrive in Shinjuku, stroll through the urban oasis of Shinjuku Gyoen, and enjoy the bustling night view from the Mitsui Building. Day 2: Ueno Park > Hanazono Inari Shrine > Senso-ji > Tokyo Skytree Visit historical and cultural sites, from the tranquility of Ueno to the mystery of Inari, and from the ancient Senso-ji to the modern Skytree. Day 3: Mount Fuji > Mount Fuji 5th Station > Lake Kawaguchi > Oshino Hakkai Conquer Mount Fuji, enjoy the view from the 5th Station, stroll along Lake Kawaguchi, and explore the unique landscape of Oshino Hakkai. Day 4: Tokyo Disneyland > Tokyo DisneySea Spend the day at Disneyland and DisneySea, and experience the joy and magic of a fairytale world. Day 5: Harajuku > Yoyogi Park > Gotokuji > Shibuya > Ebisu > Yurakucho Fashion in Harajuku, greenery in Yoyogi, blessings at Gotokuji, and bustling streets in Shibuya and Ebisu, before a night tour of Yurakucho. Day 6: Odaiba Seaside Park > Museum of Maritime Science > Ginza Feel the sea breeze in Odaiba, explore the mysteries of the Museum of Maritime Science, and enjoy a high-end shopping experience in Ginza. Day 7: Konica Minolta Planetarium Manten > Shinjuku On the last day, marvel at the vastness of the universe under a starry sky, and enjoy Shinjuku's charm one last time before the end of your trip. -- 🧳 Travel Preparation: 📞 Remember to get a Japanese SIM card so you can stay in touch and not get lost. 🔌 Don't forget a plug adapter, as Japan uses a different voltage. 🪪 Prepare your passport and visa, as you'll need them to enter and exit the country. 👔 Japan is a bit cold in December, so bring a thick coat and warm clothes. 🥾 You'll be walking a lot, so comfortable shoes are important. 🔋 Bring a charger and power bank to keep your phone charged. 💰 Bring some cash, as some small stores only accept cash. -- 🎉 Enjoy your trip to Japan and make unforgettable memories!

#cityscape #japan #japantrip #tokyo #tokyotrip #city A long line of eateries under the railway tracks. Prices are pretty on the higher side. Most of the restaurants have a cover charge around 300 to 500 yen per person. Amazing spot for drinking, eating and smoking indoors. Lots of locals, and jovial vibes. Big beers and great food for sharing I love walking around Yurakucho are!. simply to see how the Japanese living their life after office. Tokyo is so full of spirit

#JapanTravel A refreshing and sweet Harves cake that I can't forget even after eating just one piece🥹 In particular, the Lumine Yurakucho branch had an antique interior like a European tea house, and it was even better because there weren't too many tourists! Luckily, Harves is a chain store, so you can visit a place that fits your route while traveling in Tokyo! Since it's one drink per person, you have to order coffee or tea, but I recommend ordering tea because coffee is a bit ambiguous. Among the cakes I've ever had, it wasn't too sweet, and it was so delicious that I could count them on one hand...! 🍰 This is a cafe that I definitely want to visit again when I go to Tokyo. 📍Location: Japan 〒100-0006 Tokyo, Chiyoda City, Yurakucho, 2 Chome−5−1 Lumine Yurakucho store Lumine 1 2F 🕖 Opening hours: 11:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.

Yurakucho Gado Shita is an area under the railway, which is a curved red brick wall. Each curve has a row of embedded shops along the way. Most of the restaurants are izakaya, Japanese-style pubs, grilled restaurants, and restaurants of various nationalities. Under the railway is a place for office workers to eat and drink. It is very lively after work. 🚃 JR Yurakucho Station #Sakura2024 #JapanTravel #JapanTravel #TravelAbroad

#JapanTravel 🌃 The stylish Yurakucho building forest next to Ginza in the gorgeous city of Tokyo 📍 Yurakucho Lumine: Japan 〒100-0006 Tokyo, Chiyoda City, 5, Yūrakuchō１ 丁目 ９ 国道 1 号線 📍 Business hours: 11:00 - 21:00 🌟 When you walk along Ginza Street, you will come across an area called 'Yurakucho'. Ginza, which is close to Yurakucho Station, has a different charm from Center Ginza.! There is a large Lumine shopping mall and Tokyu Plaza, so this is also a complete shopping paradise. The blue-lit Paul Smith boutique is pretty, and it is an area where you can see the sophistication and delicacy of Tokyo! Sanrio characters were even more welcoming at Yurakucho Station! Ginza is bigger than you think, and has various charms such as Higashi Ginza, Center Ginza, Tsukiji Ginza, etc. I hope you also check out Yurakucho Ginza! #TokyoTravel #Tokyo #Yurakucho