Information on accommodation, sightseeing, maps, dining out, transportation, and Internet access. Also hosts a weblog-style online magazine featuring movie-style destinations and ways to save money in the city.http://www.digi-promotion.com/
Weekly English city guide on clubs, bars, music, movies, TV, restaurants, exhibits, life and business guides. Messageboard and chat plus 1,500 jobs and classifieds.http://metropolis.japantoday.com/default.asp
Picture Tokyo
Guide to Tokyo neighborhoods. Features history, sightseeing, and shopping-related information.http://picturetokyo.com
Provides information for sightseeing, dining, shopping, and attending festivals in Asakura. Site maintained by Tokyo Ryokan.http://www.tokyo-ryokan.com/
Tokyo Club Guide
Information on upcoming events at locations in several popular Tokyo nightlife areas.http://www.cyberjapan.tv/
Tokyo English Life Line
Tokyo events, information, and assistance for foreigners in Tokyo.http://www.telljp.com/
Tokyo Journal
Ex-pat magazine in Japan, specializing on life in Tokyo, including events, news, arts, and entertainment.http://www.tokyo.to/
Informative site that seeks to introduces modern-day Tokyo and its historical background. Includes general knowledge, Edo history, and sightseeing advice.http://web-japan.org/tokyo/
Offers an assortment of information for tourists including airport arrival tips, how to see Tokyo for free, where to shop, and neighborhood guides.http://www.tokyoessentials.com/
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