TOKYO EYE 2020 - Season 4 / Year 2018

Tokyo may be known for high-end restaurants, but with food stalls, trucks and take-out shops, it's got plenty of reasonably-priced food too. Today we hit the street to discover delicious snacks, meals and sweets.

Tokyo has many great sights for architecture fans. That includes buildings from the turn of the 19th century, when Japan was modernizing. This time, we take a look at some of those unique buildings.

The name Tsukiji is synonymous with the famous market. But the district where the market stands has a long and interesting history of its own. Today, we'll explore some of Tsukiji's hidden gems!

Tokyo is packed with embassies, and in this series, ambassadors and embassy staff show us what they love about life in the city. Here's a look back at some of our favorite moments from the series so far.

Ueno is known for its expansive park, museums, and historical shrines and temples. In 2017, a panda was born in Ueno Zoo, which brought a rush of new visitors to the area. We visit Ueno in the midst of its current panda-monium.

This time on our embassy series, the Ambassador of Pakistan, who spent many years studying and working in Japan before becoming ambassador. This Japan expert takes us on a tour of some of his favorite spots in Tokyo.

With just 2 years to go until the Olympic and Paralympic Games, Tokyo is making big changes to welcome visitors from around the world. We take a look at the new wave of services that make travel in Tokyo even more convenient and fun.

Over a century old, Tokyo Station has it all: history, culture, and even shopping. Thanks to its recent restoration and brand-new plaza, Tokyo Station is worth a rediscovery. Let's take a deep look at this gateway to Tokyo.

There are great tourist spots throughout Japan. But the country's local regions also have shops and restaurants in Tokyo, where you can experience their culture and cuisine without ever leaving the city.

Shinagawa was once an important stopping point between Kyoto and Tokyo. These days, close to Haneda Airport, it's considered "Tokyo's front door." And it's attracting a wave of tourists with both brand-new attractions and traditional culture.

Kristen Shinozaki has lived in Hachioji, in western Tokyo for 24 years. Her husband is the owner and chef of a Japanese restaurant and she works as its manager. She takes us on a tour of Hachioji.

Oscar Brekell is an officially-licensed Japanese tea instructor from Sweden. He's now a fixture at tea-related events and seminars around the world. Oscar shows us some cool tea shops in Tokyo.

Narita, which is centered around an ancient temple, is just minutes from Narita airport, the main gateway to Tokyo. This time, we discover this historic city, which is gaining popularity with international visitors.

Japanese martial arts are a great way to train both the body and mind. Today, we'll discover a range of places where visitors to Tokyo can give these arts a try.

This neighborhood is full of unique shops, cafes, and eateries, and is hugely popular with tourists. This time, our guide to some of the latest and greatest places in Shimokitazawa for fashion, food and more!

This time, the ambassador of Brazil, an expert on architecture, introduces us to some of Tokyo's best-designed buildings. Plus, a look at some places you can enjoy Brazilian fashion, food and more.

From world-famous Japanese cuisine to some surprising, Western-inspired dishes, Tokyo's classic restaurants have it all. Today, a tour of some iconic Tokyo eateries that have been attracting foodies for over a century.

This time, two unique towns on a day trip from Tokyo! We first visit Kawagoe, which prospered as a castle town in the Edo period. Even today, the charming, retro feel of that period remains. Plus, a look at Ogawa, a town that's been producing traditional Japanese paper for over a millennium.

Sawara is surrounded by rivers, and was an important transport hub in the Edo period. Thanks to attractions like historical riverside buildings and seasonal festivals, Sawara is always a great place to check out.

Shin-Okubo, which is right next to Shinjuku, is sometimes called Tokyo's "Korea Town." However, the area is a melting pot for many cultures, and with its reasonable hotels, Shin-Okubo is also attracting visitors from abroad.

Many venues for the 2020 Olympics and Paralympics will be located in the Bay Area, which is already a hot spot for entertainment, outdoor sports, relaxing by the seaside and more. Today we'll take a look at this trendy Tokyo location.

The island of Enoshima will host sailing in the 2020 Olympics and Paralympics. A scenic getaway since long ago, Enoshima is a great place to get away from the city, relax, and enjoy some marine activities. Today, a look at this unique island.

From a hot new spot that's attracting a flood of female fans, to sports centers where you can work up a sweat, to places to grab a special midnight snack, we go on a tour of Tokyo after dark!

This time, we're joined by Indonesia's ambassador to Japan, whose connection with Japan goes back decades. The ambassador shares some of his favorite spots in and around the city for dining, sightseeing and more.

Asakusa is one of Tokyo's most popular sightseeing spots for people from both in and outside Japan-and it's now home to places where you can go hands-on with Japanese culture.

Chofu is a Tokyo commuter town surrounded by greenery. First, we take a look at a new sports facility set to host Olympic and Paralympic competitions, then check out an ancient temple district popular with sightseers.

Known for its historic cobblestone streets and classic restaurants, Kagurazaka retains the feel of old Japan. Recently, it's also become home to museums and galleries that have given it a new reputation: as a place to see some great art

Shibamata is a historical neighborhood known for hardworking residents who charm visitors with their hospitality. We visit Shibamata and the surrounding area, home to shops specializing in traditional Japanese crafts.

Shibuya is known worldwide for its busy scramble crossing-but the neighborhood is currently going through some big changes. Shopping complexes, a reclaimed river and more are giving people a whole new reason to visit this sightseeing staple.

First, we check out the home of Japan's Emperor and Empress, the Imperial Palace. This popular spot has recently started offering tours in English and Chinese. We also visit Hibiya, an area right next to the palace, which is home to a historic hotel and a brand-new entertainment complex.

This time, we're joined by the Thai ambassador to Japan. He moved here in 2016 and has been busy enjoying all that Tokyo has to offer. Today, he shares some of his favorite spots in the city for dining, sightseeing, and more.