The Ultimate Guide To Tokyo
Take part in this VR experience and discover the world of Japanese sword making for yourself.
The islands of Hahajima and Chichijima offer white-sand beaches, whale and dolphin spotting and hikes with spectacular views.
Cycle around Lake Kasumigaura, and get a taste of country life in Inashiki City.
Thinking of going freelance? Here's our advice on how to transition from employee to self-employed in Japan. It's not …
International travel is on the horizon with talk of a Japan vaccine passport for travelers. Here's what we know so far …
The lowdown on prices, providers, pick-up points and more, to help you scoop the best deal.
Updated with the latest rules & restrictions.
There are so many elements to planning a trip to Japan. Follow our veteran advice so your once-in-a-lifetime adventure …
Tokyo Ramen Street located in Tokyo Station is the place to go for some of the most delicious and most famous ramen in …
Everything you need to know about getting those keys.
Leaving Japan? Here is a list of COVID test centers in Tokyo that issue fit to fly certificates to present at airport …
Obscure museums, a 12 ha forest, shrines and more.
A fun way to experience Japan, wherever you are in the world. Reviewed with cats, as usual.
Sakura Furusato Square in Sakura City, Chiba Prefecture, is the ultimate spring day trip. See fields of tulips blooming …
Once-off cards, rechargeable cards, virtual cards—here's the lowdown on alternatives to regular credit cards.
A short walk from Ryogoku Station and just down the road from the Sumida Hokusai Museum is Edo-yu Spa, a 24-hour oasis …
Exclusive rooftop cherry blossom viewing, anyone?
Tucked away in little-known corners and against Tokyo Tower views.
Walk among the glowing mushrooms, see a rare species of seahorse and swim with the sea turtles.
UPDATED: How to get your (sanitized) hands on those discounts—when it's safe to do so again.
Looking to explore the sun-kissed islands of southern Japan? Here's how to get yourself down to paradise.
Tokyo's had its fair share of dark times. [Content warning: Article covers themes of violence, torture, and death.]
Study less, practice more—and master those particles!
Tokyo’s love for monuments gets a little strange.
