Harajuku & Aoyama
Jing奴 Baseball Stadium, built in 1926, is home to the Yakult Swallows, Tokyo鈥檚 number-two team (but number-one when it comes to fan loyalty; Swallows fans鈥
Must-see entertainment in Harajuku & Aoyama
Harajuku & Aoyama
This is Japan's only national theatre devoted to n艒, a centuries' old mode of performing arts. It has a classically elegant, sparse cypress stage;鈥
Harajuku & Aoyama
Decked out in neon, mirrors and chrome, Crocodile is a classic dive. Live music of all sorts plays here nightly (from rock to reggae to Latin), but the鈥
Harajuku & Aoyama
Like sister clubs in New York and Milan, Blue Note Tokyo books the biggest international names in jazz, as well as local talent. This is a well-heeled鈥
