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With its futuristic skyscrapers, unrivalled food scene, and wild nightlife, Tokyo is a rush of pure adrenaline. The city is famously cutting-edge, yet its ancient Buddhist temples, vintage teahouses, and peaceful gardens offer a serene escape—and a reminder of its past. Spend the morning in Asakusa, Tokyo’s historical neighbourhood, to see the Sensoji temple, then take a stroll along the Sumida River (in the spring, the cherry blossoms are in full force). Or, make your way to Tsukiji Outer Market for a sushi breakfast—the narrow corridors are packed with tons of spots to choose from (most close around noon so get there early). Turn up the volume and get a taste for cosplay culture in Harajuku, or hit Akihabara for video games and anime. In the evening, take a detour down a yokocho—a little side street alleyway—to find laid-back izakayas and chill bars.
Small Planet is a channel about Travelling around the world. In this channel I, Biswanath Paul will share my travel experience which I have gathered for last 40 years while travelling 100 plus countries . I have gone through a vast array of lands and oceans located in all continents.
Life is a quest. Each one of us prefers our own comfort zone, likings, dislikings but hobbies and passions takes us beyond to a new dimention where our perception and clarity get enhananced. I have realized that all the beautiful places of the Earth are the concoction of natural beauty and human potential or I can say land and people are the two sides that made our planet so beautiful.
But a third side, travellers and spectaters, has also played an important role to make this places popular. The tireless travellers who gives the directions on how to reach these places or they make our planet small and present their travel stories reach your living room and my effort is to follow the same tradition.