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Under Armour in Tokyo! The Huge & High-Tech Under Armour Brand House ShinjukuLong gone are the days of simple undershirts - Under Armour is now a major international brand, and one step into their recently opened Under Armour Brand House Shinjuku will show you just how far out on the forefront of workout and sportswear tech they are. This branch, almost within sight of Shinjuku Station, is their first global flagship, so not only do they have the latest products for Under Armour fans, but they've also got some limited-edition Tokyo items great for souvenirs, and a classroom for workout and yoga workshops that are open to everyone! While the JAPANKURU team is a mix of workout fanatics and couch potatoes, we all wanted to take a look.#tokyo#shopping#shinjuku station 
Tokyo for Foodies - Mouth-Watering Ramen Just Steps from Asakusa's Kaminarimon: Ramen...Calling all food lovers in Tokyo! Ramen Kagetsu Arashi comes highly recommended. Of course, a trip to Tokyo isn't complete without a visit to Asakusa, anyway. Unlike the super urban atmosphere that permeates so much of the city, Asakusa is made up of streets colored with a bit of traditional Japanese style. Great for sight-seeing, and even better for enjoying some delicious ramen!#tokyo#food#ramen
Rake in Good Fortune at Torinoichi Market in AsakusaEach November, on the day of the rooster, in Asakusa, there is a market called the Torinoichi.
People come to this market to buy a lucky charm that is in the form of a rake to rake in prosperity and good fortune. Where did this start and what's the story behind it? Let's take a quick look.#tokyo#culture#ohtori
Why Railway Companies in Japan are Asking People Not to Walk on EscalatorsThere are two kinds of people, those who walk up/down the escalators and those who standstill on an escalator.
We see posters and other signages asking people not to walk up or down the escalator stairs but why is that?
Is it just the railway companies that are asking?
Is it really necessary to follow these rules?#tokyo#culture#manners
Five Hot Spring Recommendations For The Coming WinterThe autumn foliage season is almost coming to an end and winter is on its way.
Have you decided on which hot springs to try this year?
Are you staying at a Ryokan? just visiting for the day? there are plenty of options but we have listed 5 of our favourites here for you.#tokyo#entertainment#onsen
Different Ways to Enjoy Hot Springs in JapanOnsen, Sento, Rotenburo, heard of any? Don't know anything about it yet?
Don't worry, we will take you through the steps that you'll need to know to enjoy the spa culture in Japan.#tokyo#culture#hokkaido
Enjoy Shinagawa Aquarium's Aquatic Creatures Up Close - Make Fishy Friends in Tokyo!A perfect Tokyo aquarium for families with children, or adults who like to get up close and personal with the residents of the sea, Shinagawa Aquarium's exhibits are set up so that animal-lovers of all ages can get a great look at all the creatures living there. With totally reasonable ticket prices (which include dolphin shows, seal shows, sea lion shows, and more) and well taken care of animals, Shinagawa Aquarium is worth a place in your Tokyo itinerary.#tokyo#entertainment#shinagawa aquarium
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