The Ultimate Guide To Tokyo
Coal? Sweet Potato? Cherry Blossom? Try these odd flavors (and your fav traditional flavors too!) at these ice cream shops in Tokyo.
Famed for pandas and whale sharks, these Tokyo zoos and aquariums have some high-profile guests and are perfect for a rainy day in the city.
Japanese cultural experiences first hand—take your pick from tea ceremony, bonsai, martial arts, origami, sushi-making and more!
For an alternative to the usual shopping options, try out some of the fantastic Tokyo markets that'll get get you exploring. Discover the 7 best, with us.
11 things to do in the area on a shoestring, all of which are located a hop and a step away from Ueno Station. Explorers, get ready.
A handy guide to Japan temples and shrines. We cover the difference between the two, etiquette and practices, and lucky objects.
This colorful festival takes place Dec 17-19. Take in the atmosphere, eat some street food and try to spot a geisha!
Christmas shopping season is upon us, but we're here to make it a whole lot easier.
Experience another era inside one of the city's many established old-school coffee houses.
Some of the historic cherry tree sites in Tokyo that makes it one of the most popular spring destinations in the world!
Looking to visit Asakusa? Here are 11 ways to experience the best of the neighborhood.
Try your hand at Japanese flower arrangement at these ikebana workshops in Tokyo—with English-speaking instructors.
The yukata is the casual summer cousin of the kimono. Lightweight and eternally in style, yukata are great for personal wear and gifts. Here's how to buy them on the cheap.
The shell of history’s unluckiest boat, the Daigo Fukuryu Maru, is housed in a special exhibition hall in Yumenoshima Park in Tokyo’s Koto Ward. The Titanic hit an iceberg it could have avoided. The Lusitania was sunk by torpedos during a war. The Costa […]
Katsushika Hokusai—you may not know him by name, but surely you've seen his (in)famous artworks.
Where to go when you need a cuppa and connectivity.
Kick summer into high gear with an outdoor BBQ party. You can even arrive empty-handed—most spots supply both the equipment and the food!
Cherry blossom season isn't the only time to roll out your mat and prepare your picnic basket! Check out the top picnic spots in Tokyo.
Kimono never go out of style—read our insider tips and tricks to buying one of the most sought-after Japanese souvenirs.
Lesser-known Tokyo fish markets and street markets.
Our Tokyo Michelin star restaurant mega-guide will have you not only eating some of the best food in the world—but the chance to try it on a budget.
Looking for a good scare? Thrill-seekers, take note: here's our roundup of the top (by top we mean creepiest) haunted house attractions in Tokyo.
Having a tour guide in Tokyo can be useful, particularly if this is a first visit, or you don't have much time. But not everyone needs one. Do you?