[Tokyo] Lost in Translation

George Joseph: Get here well before 4:30am to see the tuna auctions. Note: Trains don't run at this time + they only take a limited amount of people so getting here earlier is better. Once in a lifetime experience!

George Joseph: If you're not sure what to get, go for the 'omakase'. ¥3500 for some of the freshest, best sushi you'll ever have. The uni and o-toro are favourites. Ditch Sushi Dai (next door) and come here instead!

Cezary: see the documentary on Netflix and come here to achieve umami (while Jiro is still alive!). resos open on the 1st of the month for the following month, taken only in Japanese. Jiro = sushi perfection.

Łukasz Korecki: Huge, huge electronics store. Everything from mobile chargers to tripods and mechanical keyboards

Jeremy Fisher: RT @davidchang: i think the best ramen in world is the tsukemen at Rokurinsha in Tokyo. the only ramen i'd queue up for. Leer más.

Juston Payne: Phenomenally intimate bar in a phenomenally cool area. Both the sake and whisky were fantastic, as was the conversation with other patrons. If you're having trouble finding it, look for this sign.

Jon Steinback: Go on a weekday day! There is nobody there and it's quite fantastic.

Brice Challamel: Kobe beef here is the best you will ever experience outside of Kobe... And even inside maybe! ;)

Vicky Ng: Must try Golden Brown Burger!! But it's not served during lunch hour

Silvia Bes: The best thing is the big and beautiful japanese garden behind the museum, a refreshing and "accurately wild" oasis during summer.

TB BASCH: Could Easily Spend A Whole Day Exploring This MiniCity Retail Complex...

Brandon Lee: This is the future of offline book retail. Maybe retail in general.

Mona Nomura: Yuzu ramen, with fatty broth (second left button from the top). Don't forget the extra cha-shu.

Eliane Fiolet: Very good Sushi located on the 4th floor of the Shibuya Mark City building just above the Shibuya Station (Hachiko exit) There is always a line...

Toby Phipps: Fantastic coffee, simple un-pretentious decor, lots of laptop power and fast WiFi (password = HiroshiSawada). Did I mention the incredible, smooth coffee? 2008 Seattle Latte Art champion.

Kirill Soloviev: A very cool museum devoted to the inventor of instant noodles, Momofuku Ando. Design your own noodles' taste and package, and take the result home - or enjoy the world noodle varieties at the cafe!

Priscilla Yeo: Go in the evening during the golden hour and watch the sunset. Then wait for the sky to turn dark and the city ligjts to light up. That way, you get to see 2different sights with one ticket.

ToryBurch: The awe-inspiring main residence of Japan's emperor. Apply online in advance for a guided tour.

Andreas Cohen: Absolutely amazing Japanese cuisine here in a cozy elegant ambiance. Just let them serve you their multi-course menu. No need to decide

Jon Steinback: On a Sunday, swing through and see the Dancing Elvises (Elvi?) and wander down towards the Harajuku entrance from some Harajuku girls. Good Okonomiyaki from street vendors, too!

Benedict Corpuz: Since movie filming permits are not granted in Japan, the crew for 'Lost in Translation' had to shoot the Shibuya crossing scene guerrilla-style from the second floor, through the window.

kim l: The best udon with regard to flavour and quality of ingredients I've ever had! Yummooo!

SonyMobileWTA Manager: Muji is known as the no-brand designer. The big outlet in Tokyo has everything from women's and men's clothes to accessories in an eco friendly style.

Kevin Fink: Largest Uniqlo in the world. 12 floors of very cool clothes.

Alex Mironesco: Reminds me of the Allianz Arena football stadium in Munich, by the same excellent architects.

mark hull: Gaijin tip. Go to first floor to the food department. 100% awesomeness. Makes Harrods in London look like chumps.

Mehdi Hakah: Excellent restaurant, great hospitality and a truly culinary journey!

Meredith Peruzzi: Enjoy the shopping arcades between the gate and the Senso-ji Temple.

Jon Steinback: Japanese people will remind you that's it's 13m taller than the Eiffel Tower. Take that, France!

George Joseph: 50 cats. 2 floors. Ca(n)t get better!

George Joseph: Possibly the best burger you'll get in Tokyo. Don't forget to have the skinny fries!

Alper Çuğun: This place offers all of the good things Scandinavia is known for: wood based interior design, excellent coffee, a wide selection of craft beer and spectacular cocktails.