The Ultimate Guide To Tokyo
Find out how to save money on the way to Hokkaidō.
Heading straight from the airport to see Mickey and the gang? Here are your transport options.
See the fastest, easiest and cheapest options.
A list of Japanese souvenirs that are fun and affordable. Tea, sweets, original Kit Kats, kimono and other quintessentially Japanese gifts.
Want to book a table? Here's a list of services you can use.
Landing after dark? Here's how to get from the airport to your accommodation.
Landing at an odd time? Here's how to get from the airport to your accommodation.
Summer Sonic is coming! Here's how to get there from Tokyo quickly and cheaply.
The Japan Rail Pass is the best known rail pass for travel in Japan. However, there are also regional rail passes -- like these from JR East -- that may turn out to be more economical if your travel plans are focused on a specific area. Here's …
See the fastest, easiest and cheapest options.
Get handy transport tips to help plan your trip.
A step-by-step guide from Arrivals at the airport to the train platform (plus transfers).
Leaving Japan? Here's what you need to take care of before you go. A guide to tax, closing accounts, and the other admin that awaits.
Easy to find and often covered by Japanese health insurance, kampo is worth knowing about.
Hundreds of new energy providers have popped up. Which Tokyo energy company is cheapest? And how to change providers?
See the cheapest, fastest and most convenient options for home connectivity.
Need to get those choppers checked? Find out about fees, procedures and where to find English-speaking dentists in Tokyo.
This man-made dam, just a couple of hours from central Tokyo, is an excellent—and different—place to walk, hike and chill. Great for the family.
The lowdown on prices, providers, pick-up points and more, to help you scoop the best deal.
Updated with the latest rules & restrictions.
Everything you need to know about getting those keys.
A fun way to experience Japan, wherever you are in the world. Reviewed with cats, as usual.
Cycle around Lake Kasumigaura, and get a taste of country life in Inashiki City.
