facebook google twitter tumblr instagram linkedin
  • Home
  • Review
    • Cafe
    • Hotel
    • Museum
  • Life
  • Asia
    • East Asia
      • Japan
        • Tokyo
        • Osaka
        • Kyoto
        • Nara
        • Yamanashi
        • Hokkaido
        • Kanagawa
      • Hongkong
      • Macau
      • South Korea
        • Seoul
        • Jeonju
        • Gangwon
        • Gyeonggi
      • Taiwan
    • Southeast Asia
      • Brunei Darussalam
      • Indonesia
      • Malaysia
      • Philippines
      • Singapore
      • Thailand
      • Vietnam
    • West Asia
      • Saudi Arabia
      • United Arab Emirates
  • Europe
    • West Europe
      • Belgium
      • France
      • Germany
      • Liechtenstein
      • Netherlands
      • Switzerland
    • South Europe
      • Italy
      • Vatican
  • Australia
    • Victoria
      • Melbourne
    • New South Wales
      • Sydney
  • Indonesia
    • Bali
    • Java
      • Banten
      • Jakarta
      • Kepulauan Seribu
      • Central Java
      • East Java
      • Yogyakarta
      • West Java
    • Sumatra
      • Bandar Lampung
      • Belitung
      • South Sumatera
      • West Sumatera
    • Sulawesi
      • South Sulawesi
    • Nusa Tenggara
      • West Nusa Tenggara

Story of Neverland


The Little Bakery Tokyo
6 Chome-13-6 Jingumae, Shibuya City, Tokyo 150-0001, Jepang

The Little Bakery Tokyo is also home to some of the most tasting-looking donuts in all of Tokyo. Inspired by American classics, choices include maple bacon, sea salt caramel and chocolate crunch. All super aesthetic, making them good for instagram photos. You can even buy a full box to take away.



At the main counter, you will likely be tempted by one of the delicious New York style cookies and muffins. It is here that you can order drinks and pay. There is such a large range of drinks to choose from including coffee, tea, smoothies, alcohol and soda fountains. You can even buy a bag of the coffee beans used in the store.



 Your eyes will instantly be drawn to the outstanding arrangement of breads and pastries, each one having just been freshly baked to perfection that morning. On the middle table, there is a mix of savoury pastries, including sausage rolls and potato bread, and sweet pastries such as cinnamon rolls and slices of cherry pie. You can even pick up a fresh loaf for home. Doughnuts from sister shop Good Town Donuts are also in stock, as well as vegan baked goods that are egg- and dairy-free.




Don’t feel shy visiting by yourself though, there are many individuals who come here just to relax and enjoy a fresh pastry. You can also make use of the free Wifi by working or studying here.


How to get there:
 9 minute walk from Harajuku Station


Tokyo Skytree
Alamat: 1 Chome 1-2 Oshiage, Sumida-ku, Tokyo-to

Tokyo Skytree is a tower building that stands in the Sumida District and is located near the Sumida River which is opposite Asakusa. This tower has a height of 634 meters and was named the tallest tower building in the world by the Guinness Book of Records. At a height of 350 meters and 450 meters, inside this tower there are various views that you can enjoy.

At a height of 350 meters of the tower there is the Tokyo Skytree observatory deck. In the past, entrance tickets to the Tokyo Skytree observatory deck were divided into 2 types, namely regular tickets (2,060 yen for adults) and reservation tickets (2,750 yen for adults). Regular tickets are tickets that can be purchased at the Ticket Counter on the 4th floor, while reservation tickets are tickets that can be ordered and purchased online via the official Tokyo Skytree website. However, since February 19 2015, the Fast Skytree Ticket (2,820 yen for adults) has been implemented which is intended for foreign tourists.

Fast Skytree Tickets can be purchased easily. Apart from not needing to book tickets, visitors with even a short stay can enjoy the Skytree observatory deck comfortably. Exiting the elevator on the 4th floor, you will arrive at the Tokyo Skytree Tembo Deck which is at an altitude of 350 meters. Here you can enjoy views of Tokyo with a 360 degree perspective. You can search for tourist attractions that you have visited or even search for the next tourist attraction that you will visit.


The collection of skyscrapers in Shinjuku and Tokyo Get Bridge radiate light dazzlingly. During the day you can find different views in Tokyo. Tokyo Skytree Tembo Deck is open until 22.00. Therefore, you can enjoy the view at night.



How to get there:
From Tokyo Station, take the JR Sobu Rapid Line and transfer at Kinshicho for the Tokyo Metro Hanzomon Line, 16 minutes total.


 Tokyo Disney Sea is the second theme park built at Tokyo Disney Resort, after Tokyo Disneyland. The park opened on September 4, 2001, and was the world's first theme park dedicated to a marine theme. This park has an area of ​​approximately 176 hectares, and is located in Tokyo Bay, south of Tokyo Disneyland. This park has a “never ending story” concept, meaning that each themed port has its own story and character, which you can discover and follow as you explore the park.


Tokyo DisneySea is a popular and successful theme park, attracting millions of visitors every year. This park has won various awards and recognition, such as the Thea Award, Applause Award, and Theme Park Insider Award. The park also continues to grow and evolve, adding new attractions, shows, and facilities, as well as hosting special events and programs. One of the newest projects underway is the construction of Fantasy Springs, a new themed harbor that will transport you to Disney's fantasy world. Fantasy Springs is scheduled to open June 6, 2024.
Explore seven themed ports. Tokyo DisneySea has seven themed harbors, each with a different atmosphere, architecture and attractions. You can explore these ports according to your interests and tastes, or follow the order suggested by the park map. Here are the seven themed harbors at Tokyo DisneySea:


1. Mediterranean Harbor. 
The harbor mimics the atmosphere of an Italian port city, with canals, bridges and beautiful buildings. Here, you can enjoy attractions like the Venetian Gondolas, Soaring: Fantastic Flight, and Fortress Explorations, as well as shows like Fantastic! and Porto Paradiso Water Carnival.



2. Mysterious Island
 This harbor is modeled after an artificial island created by Captain Nemo, a fictional character from Jules Verne's novels. Here, you can enjoy attractions such as Journey to the Center of the Earth, 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, and Nautilus Gallery, as well as food and drinks such as Vulcania Restaurant and Nautilus Galley.



3. Mermaid Lagoon
This harbor imitates an underwater world inhabited by mermaids, including Ariel, the main character from the film The Little Mermaid. Here, you can enjoy attractions such as Flounder's Flying Fish Coaster, Jumpin' Jellyfish, The Whirlpool, and Mermaid Lagoon Theater, as well as food and drinks such as Sebastian's Calypso Kitchen and Scuttle's Scoop.



4. Arabian Coast
This port imitates the atmosphere of a Middle Eastern city, with magnificent and exotic architecture and decoration. Here, you can enjoy attractions such as Sindbad's Storybook Voyage, The Magic Lamp Theater, Jasmine's Flying Carpets, and Caravan Carousel, as well as food and drinks such as Casbah Food Court and Sultan's Oasis.




5. Lost River Delta
The harbor mimics the atmosphere of a South American rainforest, with ancient ruins and artifacts. Here, you can enjoy attractions such as Indiana Jones Adventure: Temple of the Crystal Skull, Raging Spirits, Mickey & Friends' Greeting Trails, and the Hangar Stage, as well as food and drinks such as Miguel's El Dorado Cantina and Yucatan Base Camp Grill.



6. Port Discovery
This port emulates the atmosphere of a port of the future, with advanced technology and innovation. Here, you can enjoy attractions such as Nemo & Friends SeaRider, Aquatopia, StormRider, and DisneySea Electric Railway, as well as food and drinks such as Horizon Bay Restaurant and Seaside Snacks.


7. American Waterfront.
This port imitates the atmosphere of an American port city, with different styles and atmosphere. Here, you can enjoy attractions such as Tower of Terror, Toy Story Mania!, Big City Vehicles, and Turtle Talk, as well as shows such as Big Band Beat, My Friend Duffy, and Hello, New York!. You can also eat and drink like S.S. Columbia Dining Room, New York Deli, and Cape Cod Cook-Off.








If you are someone who likes rides that aren't too extreme, try visiting Tokyo Disney Sea!


How to get there:
From Maihama Station, take the Disney Resort Monorail to Tokyo Disney Sea Station 
(10 minutes, 260 yen). Alternatively, you can walk there in about 20 minutes.


Odaiba is an artificial island located in Tokyo Bay, Japan. Initially, this island was built as a military defense to protect Tokyo from enemy attacks at the end of the 19th century. However, over time, Odaiba developed into one of the most popular tourist destinations in Japan.




You can’t leave Odaiba without taking time to appreciate its bold architecture. Rainbow Bridge, for example, is an iconic landmark that connects Odaiba to Tokyo via an expressway, a train line, and pedestrian walkways. It is illuminated nightly. From the bridge, you can also glimpse the Odaiba Statue of Liberty, a small-scale model of the famous New York City landmark.


The island is also an important business and technology center in Japan. Daiba, a part of Odaiba, is home to several large technology companies such as Fuji TV and Sony. Visitors can learn more about the latest technology and see how these companies work.


The other famous landmark is Diver City Tokyo Plaza
Inside Diver City Tokyo Plaza Odaiba, you can find many Gundam attractions. Huge statues, cafes, Gundam plastic model centers, and more! There's definitely something here for fans and newcomers to the Gundam franchise.


You can also find Doraemon and the gank here hehee...




How to get there:
The fastest way from Tokyo to Odaiba is via the Yurikamome elevated train, which crosses the Rainbow Bridge. There is also a free shuttle bus from Shinbashi Station that takes tourists to Odaiba.


Alice on Wednesday
6 Chome-28-3 Jingumae, Shibuya City, Tokyo 150-0001, Jepang

Alice on Wednesday is tucked near the entrance of a small street, only a 7-minute walk from Takeshita Street. This is a little but very lovely designed store where you can find everything about Alice in Wonderland. It has a teeny tiny door to enter, the Cheshire Cat on the wall, lamps in form of big hats
The exploration begins from the moment you step up to the building. There are multiple doors on the outside of the store, but only one leads you inside. Make the right choice and find yourself inside the first of the shop’s themed floors, the White room.


This is a concept shop based on the theme of “Alice in Wonderland” which sells sweets and accessories with motifs of the Cheshire cat, the white rabbit, and the playing cards. The shop has blue walls with large and small doorways and the giant “Alice in Wonderland” storybook makes an impression on the visitor. Each floor inside the shop recreates a scene in Alice's world with “the White Queen's Kitchen,” “the Red Queen's Dungeon,” and “the Hat Shop.”



The White room offers food and drinks, from tea to the mysterious “Drink Me” bottles from the story. The second floor, the Queen of Hearts room, is dedicated to accessories, and is the spot where you can pick up your very own version of the white rabbit’s pocket watch. The third floor, the Mad Hatter room, sells Alice-themed clothing and merchandise.



You can find many Alice in Wonderland souvenirs in this shop, both modern styles and slightly rough carved models. This shop is suitable for window shopping and choosing souvenirs as souvenirs for family and friends. If you're on the busy streets of Harajuku Bell Pier or Jingu-Mae, don't forget to keep your eyes peeled for the magical world of Alice on Wednesday.


How to get there:
Nearest station is Harajuku Station (Yamanote line), 
Meiji-jingumae Station (Chiyoda, Fukutoshin lines)

Older Posts

HELLO, THERE!

I'm Normy. I took photos as a return ticket to a moment otherwise gone. Browse my blog to inspire your next destination! See you!


Find More



READERS

POPULAR POSTS

BLOG ARCHIVE

AROUND THE WORLD

Australia Belgium Brunei Darussalam France Germany Hongkong ITALY Japan Liechtenstein Macau Malaysia Netherlands Philippines Saudi Arabia Singapore South Korea Switzerland Taiwan Thailand United Arab Emirates Vatican Vietnam

INDONESIA

Bali Bandar Lampung Banten Belitung Central Java Jakarta Kepulauan Seribu South Sulawesi South Sumatera West Java West Nusa Tenggara West Sumatra Yogyakarta

REVIEW

Cafe & Resto Hotel Review Lifestyle Museum Review

LET'S BE FRIENDS

Created with by beautytemplates