Recommended Tokyo

Leonard Lin: My favorite Tokyo Sakura-viewing neighborhood.

Leonard Lin: The less-tourist trappy version of Akihabara

Leonard Lin: You're pretty much guaranteed to see a traditional wedding, but head here on Sundays to see the Elvis' and Harajuku Girls.

Leonard Lin: If you're headed to the Park Hyatt, be sure to swing through public lobby here (and underground through the Metropolitan Government building) for some crazy urban architecture.

Leonard Lin: Yes, it's worth the trip to Odaiba. You will pass through a train station called Tokyo Teleport.

Leonard Lin: DOMOKUN! DOMOKUN!

Leonard Lin: Have some whiskey, listen to some jazz, don't wear shorts (they won't let you in).

Leonard Lin: Technically in Yokohama, not Tokyo, but <1hr away on the commuter lines and well worth the trip.

Leonard Lin: Lots of Bic Cameras (and Biqlo's!) around town. This is probably the biggest.

Leonard Lin: Don't order the food here. Have some porta-keg beer and prepare to have your mind blown.

Leonard Lin: If you like cameras, this place is great (also photos).

Leonard Lin: You need to go through a Don Quijote while you're in town, but just look at this PLATINUM Don Quijote. Glorious.

Leonard Lin: Make you're way to the top for a relaxing tea time.

Leonard Lin: Get here early to try to avoid the ridiculous lines. Make a new (stuffed animal) friend.

naveen: Must-go: retro gaming mecca; bring yen to play the arcade games upstairs. Getting lost in Akiba & then stumbling into this spot was the moment that got me to quit my job to go off to start foursquare.