Leave the neon lights of Akihabara and Shinjuku behind, and get to know the other side of the city.
Leave the neon lights of Akihabara and Shinjuku behind, and get to know the other side of the city.
For good luck in the new year, go on the Seven Lucky Gods pilgrimage (aka Shichifukujin Meguri), which involves visiting seven temples to receive blessings from the deities of good fortune.
Walking: the best—and cheapest—way to experience Tokyo. Take a look at three of our favorite (short) walking routes, right here.
Get ready for some of the best traditional Japanese festivals, fireworks, and cosplay of the year.
Summer is here, and it's time to board a "booze cruise".
Now with a shiny Guinness World Record. Ticket prices go up July 22.
Expect smaller crowds and fewer high-rises obstructing your view than in Tokyo.
Get your yukata and picnic basket ready — here's a round-up of festivals both big and small.
River rafting, cozy cafés, hot springs — and more, just 90 minutes from Shinjuku.
Full guide to the routes, rules, packing, sleeping — and sunrise.
Spoiler: It's a nifty little discount pass for art enthusiasts — and there's still time to use it.
Grab your umbrella and go have some fun.
Take your pick from lakes, rivers — and the bay itself.
Get your yukata on and get out there.
Temples, museums, robot cafés and more.