Tokyo

The design of the hotel hints at traditional Japanese design. Located across the street from the Imperial Palace, the hotel has fantastic views of the city

This place is a total dazzler! From having the curtain controls next to your bed to nail polish dryers, they've thought of every possible convenience!

I'd become Janet Evans if I could swim in this. Interestingly the Peninsula hotel chain offers a big lending library of books and movies about the city in which the hotel is located.

Sushi-Dai, located in the Tsukiji Market, is one of the top sushi restaurants in the world. The wait is long, but it is worth it.

Grab a seat at the counter and watch the chef prepare your meal. Dinner and a show all in one.

Sushi Mizutani is hidden in the basement of an office building. It's hard to find and even harder to get a table. Take it from me though, the search is worth it.

One of most well-known noodle shops in Tokyo. The dishes are so good, there is almost always a line.

A seafood lover's paradise. Try the 20 lb. oven-roasted tuna head cooked and served whole.

2,700 square feet filled with outlets selling gourmet ingredients including spices, salts and vinegars. A food lover's paradise.

2,700 square feet filled with outlets selling gourmet ingredients including spices, salts and vinegars. A food lover's paradise.

This Four Seasons is located so close to the action, but still feels like a retreat.

This Four Seasons is located so close to the action, but still feels like a retreat.

Personalize your shabu-shabu by choosing your soups and ingredients. I like mine spicy with the "hinabe dashi" soup.

Such a fun place for a dinner. Sit around the U-shaped counter and watch as a team of chefs put together your meal robatayaki style.