The Ultimate Guide To Tokyo
Tokyo is great. It is the only place where you can dress up as Sailor Moon in a crowded shopping district and no one will bat an eyelash. At least no one was giving me any problems. Tokyo is wonderful. […]
Make the most of the pleasant weather in Tokyo this March and April with our guide to the best festivals and flowers. This is the first instalment of a new bi-monthly events wrap where we’ll be giving you the lowdown […]
For a martial art, yabusame (horseback archery) isn’t very popular, not even in Japan. This would come as little surprise considering there are only a couple of schools/traditions that teach it or that you need an actual horse (and the […]
As a reward for scrimping and saving, every good cheapo deserves a beach break once in a while, and the Tokyo area has plenty of suitable options for just that. Donut-float-and-sandal-clad cheapos can find themselves at one of Tokyo’s nearest […]
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Just south of Tokyo is Kamakura, a very popular day trip destination—and it's easy to see why! Chock full with shrines, temples, beautiful mountains, beaches and bustling town of culture.
Too broke to make it to Kyoto? Here are 5 lovely spots reminiscent of the ancient capital in Tokyo — bamboo forest, temples, canals, torii gates and all!
Money-saving ways to see the sights while making new friends and learning about history and culture.
A chance to see the infamous penis festival, horseback archery, a courtesan parade and more!
Must-see cherry blossom locations easily accessible from Tokyo.
We're talking cherry blossoms in a cemetery, on a boat—and even in your birthday suit!
Japan's major tourist spots get crowded during Golden Week. Find out how to enjoy this long holiday while avoiding crowds.
Expect smaller crowds and fewer high-rises obstructing your view than in Tokyo.
Where to try this quintessential summertime meal near Tokyo.
See hydrangeas in spring, hills of baby blue eyes in summer, chrysanthemums in autumn and bright-red camellias in winter.
