Tokyo

Opened in 2003, this skyscraper has 54 stories and has a museum and is home to the Pokemon Company.

It's not that hard to find, really. I mean, it looks like this on the outside! http://www.mangovine....xterior.jpg

This is a great arcade / retro gaming shop in Akihabara. So many cool games and peripherals!

Get there at the right time and you can see this 59-foot robot come alive with flashing lights, lasers, and some incredibly dramatic music. The creation stands in front of the theme park dedicated to one of Japan’s most beloved cartoons and was built, in part, to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Get there at the right time and you can see this 59-foot robot come alive with flashing lights, lasers, and some incredibly dramatic music. The creation stands in front of the theme park dedicated to one of Japan’s most beloved cartoons and was built, in part, to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the series.… see moresee less

This park is to Gundame anime what Disneyland is to Disney. If you're a fan you'll want to make sure to be there when this guy lights up!

Definitely see "Jiro Dreams of Sushi" if you haven't seen it. Magical and beautiful film.

meal of a lifetime. worth a trip to Japan just to eat here. honestly.

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.

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

i've been to tokyo but missed Beard Papa's. I've heard they are much better than their rival Moustache Mama's.

Heard they have great cream puffs. They have stores all over the world so I'm going to have to find one!

If you're in town when the cherry blossoms bloom, this is where you want to be for sure! People come here and set up picnics right under them and they look like low-flying clouds. Absolutely stunning!

Kind of a MUST in my opinion.

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.