Ultimate Guide to Japan For Naruto Fans
Where to get the best merch, ramen, and—what was that about whirlpools?
Where to get the best merch, ramen, and—what was that about whirlpools?
Explore Nishi-Ogikubo's answer to the famous Shinjuku drinking street—and do some shopping, too.
Choose your own kawaii-filled adventure—without getting lost along the way.
Where to go—and when to score the biggest discounts.
If you like your holiday season with a bit of European flair.
With tips from people who've done it — in some cases more than once.
See the heights of Japanese architecture and design.
From rooftop bars to public baths, art spaces, and more — there's lots to keep you busy.
A new 24-hour spa and entertainment complex will be opening in Toyosu in February 2024.
Skytree, step aside: This is Tokyo's hottest new attraction.
Snag bargains & sell unwanted items—all while extending the shelf life of the planet.
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 a bustling town of culture.
Come for the trendy shops, stay for the rainbow candy floss. We've got all the best tips here.
A list of Japanese souvenirs that are fun and affordable. Tea, sweets, original Kit Kats, kimono and other quintessentially Japanese gifts.
More hip things to do in Shimokitazawa than you can shake a stick at. Visit Tokyo's trendiest neighborhood for shopping, sweets, people-watching & more!
You can ride on the world's shortest escalator, visit an arcade or museum, and take a tour of the Ajinomoto Umami Science Square.
Getting a credit card in Japan can be difficult—see our guide on securing that plastic and how to use it.
Japan is famous for robots, Godzilla & lots of neon, so embrace the clichés, hop on the bandwagon and get that only in Japan experience.
From concert tickets to hangover cures, the local conbini has you covered!