The One about Daikan-yama Station in Shibuya

For many people, Daikanyama Station is a familiar station which leads you Daikanyama, a neighborhood in Shibuya-ward best known for its small boutique shops and has been nicknamed “The Brooklyn of Tokyo”. Daikanyama Station is Station Number TY02 of Tokyu Toyoko which was opened in Read More …

The One about Café Comme Ça (カフェコムサ) in Shibuya

In Japan, Café Comme Ça is a French-style patisserie company which specializes in artistic Japanese cakes. In addition, the location in Shibuya collaborates with Kinokuniya book stores, so for those purchasing books can kick back at the cafe. One can grab coffee such as blended, Read More …

TRAVEL GUIDE: The One about where are the best places to take overhead photos or video above Shibuya Scramble Crossing?

One of the questions that I get is where one can get good overhead photos or video of people walking through Shibuya Scramble Crossing. There are several locations, each offering different views. Also, depending on how high you want to go. So, let’s start with Read More …

The One about CoCo Fresh Tea & Juice in Tokyo

Currently in Japan, the tapioca balls (a.k.a. boba) has become a huge trend. While other countries remember how popular the trend was over a decade ago, in Japan, where many trends are started, this is one where the trend took awhile to build up full Read More …

The One about The Cream of the Cup Coffee at Shibuya Hikarie

In Japan, The Cream of the Crop and Company is a company known for importing and exporting Pierre Marcolini chocolates to Tokyo. The popular Belgian chocolatier is known for creating luxurious chocolate and the Cream of the Crop and Company made sure his chocolate was Read More …

The One about Whoopi Goldburger in Shibuya

The next burger place I wanted to try in Tokyo was a restaurant called Whoopi Goldburger (W.P.G.B.) in Shibuya. Obviously a name parody on the comedian but all the other burgers are similar to certain celebrities.  And immediately reading about this made me think about Read More …