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Inspiration is the seed of success—not only in art, design or creative work, but also in fresh business ideas and many other aspects of everyday life. THAI invites you to embark on a journey to discover inspiration in seven of the world’s coolest neighbourhoods, each one a place that promises to spark joy and ignite new ideas you can bring home to your life and work.
When people talk about Tokyo’s must-visit districts, most travellers think of Shibuya, Shinjuku or Akihabara. But for those seeking a break from neon lights and busy city streets and hoping to lose themselves in the comforting world of printed books, Jimbocho is the slow-paced bookworm’s haven right in the heart of Tokyo. It’s a place that gently pulls you away from the digital world and into the charm of analog life.
If you’re a fan of Studio Ghibli, Jiufen is a destination you simply can’t miss. It’s often said that the iconic bathhouse in Spirited Away was inspired by Amei Teahouse, the famous red-lantern-lined teahouse perched on a hillside in this charming old village.
If you want to experience the charm of traditional Vietnamese culture, surrounded by endless shops and quirky cafés serving unique creations like salted coffee, coconut coffee and the famous egg coffee, then Hanoi’s Old Quarter, known locally as Phố Phường or the 36 Streets, is the perfect place to explore.
If London’s West End represents classic British elegance with its luxury hotels, swanky department stores and fashion-lined high streets, then the East End is its bold, eclectic counterpart. Once a working-class industrial district and home to generations of immigrants, the area has evolved into a vibrant mix of cultures, creative energy, and unmistakable East End cool.
When people think of Paris, images of haute couture, refined gastronomy and timeless elegance often come to mind. But Le Marais offers a refreshing contrast. This neighbourhood blends deep historical heritage with contemporary culture and a vibrant street-fashion scene shaped by indie brands far from the haute couture of the Champs-Élysées or Avenue Montaigne.
Right now, no neighbourhood in Bangkok is generating more buzz than Song Wat Road—a cool, creative enclave that has quickly become a must-visit destination. Located next to the already-trendy Charoen Krung and Talat Noi districts, this short stretch of road has transformed into one of the city’s most exciting spots for culture, cafés and contemporary design.
Within an area of less than three square kilometres stretching across Thalang, Dibuk, Phang Nga, Yaowarat, Krabi Road, and Soi Rommani lies Phuket Old Town, a historic neighbourhood shaped by centuries of cultural exchange. Thai, Chinese, Arab, Indian and European traders began settling here during the reign of King Rama V, when Siam opened its doors to foreign investment in the tin mining industry, bringing prosperity to Phuket in that era.
