Tokyo Opera City, on the outskirts of the Shinjuku district (Charles Pertwee / For The Times)
The Tokyo Metropolitan Art Space’s organ can produce the sounds of Renaissance, Baroque, French Romantic and modern instruments. (Charles Pertwee / For The Times)
Tokyo’s MUZA Kawasaki Symphony Hall has excellent acoustics. (Charles Pertwee / For The Times)
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The architectural appeal of Tokyo’s MUZA Symphony Hall is second only to its superior acoustics. (Charles Pertwee / For The Times)
Jiyu-Gakuen Myonichi-kan, one of Tokyo’s oldest venues, has a modern spirit as home to the city’s only surviving Frank Lloyd Wright structure. (Charles Pertwee / For The Times)
The two-level Kohmen shop in Tokyo’s trendy Omote-sando district serves a variety of ramen in rustic bowls. (Damon Coulter / For The Times)
