The Ultimate Guide To Tokyo
Flowers, firemen, traditional processions, horseback archery, and lots more.
Where to revel in that pretty pink stuff (in between all the rain).
So many kilograms, so many questions. We answer them with our first-hand experience.
Sumo is having its moment, and there are many ways to see the wrestlers in action — not just at tournaments.
Everything you need to know, including food, the first sunrise, and where to celebrate.
Start the new year with some festive fun — and ward off the winter blues.
Morning sumo practice, old-school boozing on a boat, and more.
Without the right prep, it's just a sweaty sardine-can situation.
A beginner's guide to the features and flavors.
Go beyond powdered green tea. Aojiru, anyone?
Where does it take place? What's it like? And what on earth is the "shiko"?
They're around — you just have to know where to look.
See the world's biggest auction of tuna at Toyosu Market (though the experience is very different to Tsukiji).
Guide to rental shops + our video on getting the best kimono experience in Tokyo.
Here's why Tsukiji should still be on your itinerary.
Experience Japanese history and nature just 90 minutes from central Tokyo.
Take a break from the neon wonderland and get out into these green spaces.
These traditional Japanese inns are right in the heart of some of Tokyo’s most historic neighborhoods, making them a perfect base of operations for your stay.
Oedo Onsen Monogatari provides the ultimate bathing experience in Tokyo with an Edo-era twist. (Money-saving tips included)
Lesser-known Tokyo fish markets and street markets.
Kimono never go out of style—read our insider tips and tricks to buying one of the most sought-after Japanese souvenirs.
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.
