Shibuya is a lively district that buzzes with energy and excitement, perfect for families looking to immerse themselves in Tokyo’s urban charm. Famous for the iconic Shibuya Crossing, this area is not just about the hustle and bustle; it offers a variety of attractions that cater to families....
Tokyo is a very large city, and transportation between the different areas can take a long time. While staying close to the main sights you want to see is always a good idea, you’ll also want to explore the city. Tokyo’s main sights are scattered around the city, so you have to u...
Kuala Lumpur gets its name (“muddy confluence” in Malay) from where the Gombak and Klang rivers meet. At this junction is the Jamek Mosque, and the area around here is the old city. To the west of the Klang River are the historic colonial administrative buildings (often referred to as...
It’s in a great location between Harajuku and Shibuya, meaning you can skip the big crowds of Shibuya Station and switch it for Harajuku if you wish. If you’re looking for where to stay in Tokyo on a budget, this is a great option. Having discovered another hotel I now prefer furthe...
Akin to the scramble crossing in Tokyo’s Shibuya, Yonge-Dundas features the most significant crossing in Canada; 100,000 people cross per day. Touted as Toronto’s Times Square, Yonge-Dundas is an exciting place to base yourself in the middle of downtown Toronto. Here there is an ...
There’s a huge annual Halloween parade atRoppongi Hillswhich always turns into a huge street party. Another one of the best parties is inShibuya(Tokyo) where theScramble CrossingandCenter Gaiare closed off from traffic and the partying goes on until the early hours!
ad noise from a hundred different sound systems, and lots of neon are your idea of the future, then prepare to be astonished. Shibuya is also a major transport and entertainment hub all in one. Great for shopping, nightlife, and seeing the sights likeShibuya Scramble CrossingandShibuya Sky....
I visited the iconic Tokyo Tower and the beautiful Shibuya Crossing, where thousands of people cross the street every day. I also had the chance to try traditional Japanese dishes like sushi and ramen, which were absolutely delicious. From Tokyo, I traveled to Kyoto, the cultural heart of ...
Walk the scramble or look down on it from above. Walking from one side of the street to another via the multi-directional pedestrian crosswalk without bumping into someone takes a mammoth effort, but visitors to the centralShibuyaneighborhood need to try the Shibuya Scramble Crossing at least onc...
Shibuya Crossing, Tokyo. I wish I had a video camera to show the crossing in action. No visit to Tokyo would be complete without a visit to a sushi bar. I’ve been waiting for this moment my entire life. Never before have I known such toilet luxury!