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Kunitachi doesn’t announce itself the way most Tokyo neighborhoods do. Instead, it is defined by order and openness: broad tree-lined avenues, low-rise buildings, and unobstructed sightlines that give a sense of space rarely associated with Japan’s capital.
Patrick Kelly visits the beautiful and often overlooked Sakura City in Chiba Prefecture which is known for its museums and parks.
Voyapon writer, Patrick Kelly, details a week in his life in the latest installment of our series My Japan.
Minoh carries an unexpected claim to fame: it’s the birthplace of Japan’s donut obsession. In 1971, the very first Mister Donut opened its doors here and, remarkably, has continued to serve customers ever since.
Discover the charming Showa-era town of Shibamata located in the northeast of Tokyo.
Up and down National Route 16 (aka Fussa Base Side Street), you’ll find everything from antiques and vintage clothing to New York-style bagels and classic American diners—some of which are actually housed in historical buildings dating back to the 1950s and 1960s.
