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Sangenjaya Gorilla Building

Random building with a giant gorilla on top—perfect for a cute photo.

Selected by @nessahuangg

Sangenjaya Gorilla Building

Address: 3-chōme-15-2 Taishidō, Setagaya City, Tokyo 154-0004, Japan

Random building with a giant gorilla on top—perfect for a cute photo.

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Ueno Ameyoko Shopping Street

Crowded market street where you can find cheap eats, souvenirs, and local snacks.

Takeshita Street

Colorful street full of quirky fashion, cute snacks, and young energy.

Full of anime stores, big malls, and themed cafes—basically otaku heaven, especially popular with women.

Akihabara Electric Town

The go-to spot for anime, manga, gaming, and all things geeky, mostly geared toward men.

BicCamera AKIBA Store

Huge electronics store where you can find everything from cameras to beauty gadgets.

A must for gamers—tons of exclusive Nintendo goodies you won’t find elsewhere.

Tokyo Character Street

Underground row of character stores—great for picking up cute anime merch.

Omoide Yokocho Memory Lane

Tiny alleyway packed with yakitori stalls and cozy old-school bars—feels like a time warp.

ICHIRAN Asakusa Rokku

Famous solo-booth ramen with rich tonkotsu broth—totally lives up to the hype.

Go Go Curry Shinjuku East Exit Station Front Shop

Thick, flavorful curry with crispy katsu on top—it’s comfort food perfection.

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@nessahuangg

We’re Nessa and Linardo! A couple dreaming of traveling the world. In 2024, we left our 9-to-5s because we couldn’t imagine spending our days in one place, always wondering “what if?” Here, we share real and honest travel vlogs, tips, and guides—to help Guiding Your Next Adventure