What a great place to visit to try some good food and buy some great souvenoirs. Got some Mochi Balls for dessert, and they even have a Little Kittie (Sanrio) store there. Beautiful shopping area.

My doctors office, Takeshi Matsumoto and Patrick Takahashi, is located in Little Tokyo. Across the way from their office building is the cornerstone of Little Tokyo, where the names of my WWII solider uncles are engraved in the Wall of Honor. There are shops and restaurants to tempt me, but I like to visit the Japanese American museum and MOCA,... More

I love the outside noodle shops, the sushi, and the fact the Temporary Contemporary art museum is here.

Went to visit exhibitions at MOCA and JANM and had a chance to walk around this historic neighborhood. It's great to duck into a little hardware store, for example, that has unexpected antiques or tools you'd never guess how to use.

It was a fun place to go and the Metro will drop you off right there At Little Toyko. The food is great, lots of places to try different things.

Great concert Hall and marvelous food - Japanese food is my favorite

Its a great place to discover some delicious Japanese eateries or shop for almost anything. While there are the chain stores like American Apparel, you'll also find boutiques carrying Japanese housewares, clothing and art. On a bustling Weekend you may be able to see musical performers, an art show and enjoy a nice meal.

Wow, it sounds great. What did you like about it? It's clean, neat, and somewhat different from our native American cities and towns. There is still some adherence to old Japanese culture, but I think that it is fading away as time passes.

More going on day and night. Not keeping up with the times. Indoor malls or complexes don't invite the curious.