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A 33rd-floor washi-and-stone lobby floating above the Imperial Palace.

Tokyo's oldest temple, reached through a lantern-hung market street.

Six alleys of tiny bars, most seating six people at a squeeze.

A ryokan stacked seventeen floors high, with hot-spring water beneath it.

The Lost in Translation hotel, high above Shinjuku with the city at your feet.

Aman's younger sister — the same calm, with a livelier pulse.

Mid-century Japanese modernism, rebuilt lantern for lantern.