Acorn is an international preschool located a few steps away from Hiroo station. They have morning, afternoon and after-hours programs available and the language of instruction is English. They also offer free trials to help you decide.
PAL International School focuses on providing a safe and comfortable environment for children where they can take advantage of their arts, language and explorative activities program. They have a low student to teacher ratio, which allows them to pay individual attention to their students.
You can enjoy nice walking in this park. Big pond and trees. Beautiful cherry blossoms in spring, shining green leef in summer and so on.
The little shirine at the side of the pond is Benzai-ten, be...
This is by far my favorite in Tokyo. There is a walking trail for those of us who like sightseeing, a large area of greens complete with fountains for those who like to tan, read, play sports, or watc...
This zoo has so many animals and a great opportunity to really get up and close, smell them, and take pictures.
There is free entry to the place on Tokyo Citizen's day (already passed for Oct 1, 200...
This was absolute heaven for those us who adore the 'kawaii' (cute) icons of Japan. It has several floors that have both Pokemon, Hello Kitty, and other lesser known figures in contemporary Japanese p...
Ueno Koen is one of the more delightful places in Tokyo. It's quite large, so there are always many various things going on. There are grassy areas, large walking paths and a large pond. When I was th...
I went to Ueno Zoo after going to see the Cherry Blossoms. It wasn't too crowded, which was a nice change. It has a very nice layout, and has several species, several of which you will not see in the ...
This garden was a great little find. While it was really small, it was a beautiful little escape from the business of Tokyo. Another great aspect was that it was free. It takes only a few minutes t...
This whimsical store captures what it is to love legos throughout ones whole life. They have everything from lego sets for little girls, from designer lego shirts to small Harry Potter lego keychains....
I though Takao san would be a really nice change of pace from the very urban Tokyo. I had a lovely time but I never felt like I left the city. The hiking trails were quite small and it was extremely t...
Preschools / International schools / Kindergartens ( Meguro )
My daughter attends Kikokushijo Academy International School (KAIS). She had tried 5 different international schools in Tokyo and finally found the one she loves. The teachers are young yet experience...
This is the must-visit place for the Kitty-can lover, like me. The largest Kitty-can in the world welcomes you at the entrance. Once you enter, you will find a lot of Kitty-things such as clothing, ...
this place was very fun. i guess it may be for children and the younger crowd to have fun moving around in the class, hopping into fire engines and old crickety boats, wading through sand and sliding ...
Baby Loves Disco (BLD) comes to Japan! This global event allows parents to bring their children to a safe, clean, deluxe Tokyo location (changes each month) for food, games, fun, and of course, DANCIN...
Muji may be my favorite store in Japan. As a college student, its as if someone had peeked into my brain, anticipated everything I ever needed on an average day, and put it all into one store. Everyth...
Babies R Us of Tokyo. Easy access..take the JR to Gotanda Station. Exit the WEST exit (西出口) cross the street and you will see a TOC bus stop.
They have a FREE shuttle to TOC building. The bus w...
I happened to find this shop when I went to a book store on the 5th floor of Bellevie Akasaka, which is the so-called "Eki-bil" (shopping building connected to a train station). 3 Tres wg a...
Kids & Infants, Anime Merchandise, Fun Shops ( Ueno )
This place is so small in size, but full of toys and goods everywhere. Old toys, plushies, cards, anime products, video-games products, and a lot more.
From my point of view, that's one of the grea...
English Menu
