Day 5: Tokyo Sky Tree
I have a weakness for viewing platforms of any kind (as long as they aren’t church towers with narrow stairs or rickety ladders)….
Read MoreI have a weakness for viewing platforms of any kind (as long as they aren’t church towers with narrow stairs or rickety ladders)….
Read MoreThe next day I woke up to glorious weather. The evening before I had already discussed with Amber what to do. It was…
Read MoreDay three finally delivered on the weather front, so I took that as a sign to swap dead artifacts for living things: parks,…
Read MoreAfter the idyll of Meiji Jingū, stepping into Shibuya felt like someone cranked every dial to eleven. Around the station, there are people…
Read MoreThe Meiji Shrine (Meiji Jingū 明治神宮) is a Shinto shrine dedicated to the deified Emperor Meiji. In 1868, Emperor Meiji led Japan out…
Read MoreShinjuku Gyoen is a large park in Shinjuku, one of Tokyo’s major districts. The park was originally privately owned before being converted into…
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