Have you ever been to Tokyo International Airport to not board on an airplane, but to explore what it offers? If you haven't you should, because it has much to offer to its visitors!
The other day I visited here solely to see the Edo-koji Street because I'm a big fan of Kabuki. Since I saw on TV news a few years ago that something related to Kabuki had opened here, I wanted to see it. I found it as soon as I entered the street on the 4th floor. There were big Nishiki-e (woodblock prints) decorating the walls of some shops and they looked like a miniature version of Kabukiza theater in Higashi Ginza. Most of the shops sell retro-modern Japanese goods, but some are for visitors who love Japan's pop culture. There are many restaurants to dine in along the street, and on the 5th floor there is an observation deck to enjoy the magical twilight.
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