Toshima (豊島区, Toshima-ku) is a special ward in Tokyo, Japan. It is one of the eight central wards of the Tokyo Metropolitan area. Located in the northern area of Tokyo, Toshima is bordered by the wards of Nerima, Itabashi, and Kita wards, in the north, and Nakano, Shinjuku and Bunkyo in the south.
Restaurants in Toshima
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You can be a Samurai or a Kimono princess in minutes! ① Come dressed in light clothing such as a T-shirt, and bring your own camera or smartphone, etc. ② The entire process will only take 15 minutes. ③ No copyright applies to the photos; any pictures taken are yours to use and enjoy as you please. ④ We have an option to take a picture with our camera and print out on A4 paper.
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In addition to its high-quality luxury goods, this department store also has the largest food hall in Tokyo, with two floors of dining. There's also a Claude Monet-inspired rooftop garden.
On the wall of the underground passage to Seibu Department Store, we noticed a large advertisement of a roof top garden park on Level 9. It had a few food stalls and tables. There was also a garden shop. At the end of the park there was a little pond surrounded by various plants including kangaroo paw!
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This dream shop for Pokemon fans has merchandise, toys, and food and games, some of which you won’t find anywhere else. There are other Pokemon Centers around Tokyo; however, this one is the largest.
So much to see at this Pokémon center! It was hard to limit ourselves on what to buy. As a bonus, the new Pokemon Go center and Pikachu Sweets bakery are right next door, as is a mini Pokémon arcade and soft play area. The whole area is a must for anyone who loves Pokémon!
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This shopping and entertainment complex is Tokyo's first city within a city, housing plenty of shops, restaurants, an aquarium, museum, planetarium, and indoor theme parks, plus a hotel and offices.
For a tourist, this place itself has many things to offer that could easily take up one or even two days out of your itinerary (namja town, poke center, etc) unless you're not very keen in anime/ pokemon/ shopping. The place is huge and easily accessible by public transport. it's located in a busy place, so you can always walk out of the mall and onto the streets filled with mini games and anime. Try not to go after 8pm as most stores surrounding the mall will be closed and you won't have enough time to explore around.
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