Sprucing up the place? Visit these Tokyo furniture stores, from the big-name mainstream players to niche design boutiques, and practical rental options too.
What you need to know for before and after your arrival in Japan.
How to experience the hotel version of a tiny house.
Step down into Shinagawa's very own ramen street, with seven experts offering bowls of pure …
The Musashi Koyama Shopping Arcade is the biggest, longest and most bustling arcade in all of …
Located about a 10 minute walk from either Keikyu Kamata Station or JR Kamata Station, Kamata …
Bourbon Road is a lively yokocho (drinking alley) to the west of JR Kamata Station, The street …
Ryusenji Temple, more commonly known as Meguro-fudō is a large Buddhist temple in the Meguro …
As the name suggests, this little market is all about reducing waste and wastefulness—the …
Does the prospect of free fish get you excited? If the answer is yes, head down to Meguro …
The Heiwajima Antiques Fair is a popular indoor flea market that’s held five times a …
The Shinagawa Shukuba Matsuri is a festival celebrating Shinagawa’s history as the first …
Oeshiki is a Buddhist festival commemorating the anniversary of the death of Nichiren – a …
If you’re interested in trying a wide range of craft beer, then this is for you. Most of …
Travel in comfort, avoid crowds and public transport, and experience Japan's natural wonders …
One of the easiest options for long-term internet in Japan is the Unlimited Plan from our …
Get a Japanese cell phone number, with voice calling and 7GB of monthly data, quickly and …
Alaska is a healthy eating and vegetarian restaurant on the edge of über-hip nakameguro.
Ahead of their grand opening, we chatted with one of the co-founders of the newest craft coffee …
The best coffee spots in the city with reasonable prices and oftentimes free wifi.
A small mountain of refreshing, sugary delight—make kakigori your new favourite treat at these dessert spots that take …
Meguro—for when you want to have a couple (or more) decent drinks without being forced to sing, overcharged or having to …
Obscure museums, a 12 ha forest, shrines and more.
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Some fantastic shops that support craftmakers, focus on sustainable products and offer handmade creations that will make …
These Tokyo art stores are masterpieces themselves—from sheer size, to beautiful design, these shops will get you inspired!
All the budget ways of getting into town.
Transportation in Japan is expensive. Rental cars, trains, and busses can often drain your wallet faster than those …
For the most pleasant afternoon, this Daikanyama Walking tour features an historic wooden …
