The Ultimate Guide To Tokyo
How do the different ways of getting from Tokyo to Kyoto stack up? Should you go with the Shinkansen (bullet train), buy a JR rail pass, go by bus or book a flight?
We break down the best options for your future travels.
The autumn season is rich with sweet and savory flavors!
You'll want to bookmark this one.
Tokyo's not the easiest place for a zero waste lifestyle. But things are changing and we’re here with the low down on how to go zero waste in Tokyo.
Meander along Japan's "golden route"—taking in Nagano, Kanazawa and more.
We're not featherless bipeds for nothing! Put your feet to good use and save money by walking between central stations in Tokyo.
The Passive House methodology provides us with ways to reduce energy consumption and make living in our Japanese homes and apartments more comfortable.
Ventilation and COVID-19? Will Japan reach its CO2 emission reduction targets? That and more in our interview with Miwa Mori of Passive House Japan.
You don't even need to leave Tokyo's borders to get to most of them.
A step towards sustainability while keeping your wallet in check.
Where to buy and sell used bicycles in Tokyo.
Japanese summer foods are tasty, refreshing, light—and sometimes you have to catch it yourself! Read on for the season's top treats.
A few easy ways to support local business in Japan (while nabbing yourself a bargain too).
Don't wait to travel—start exploring now!
Introducing the 3 best (lengthy) walking routes that urban Tokyo has to offer. There's much to see along the way and even a secret or two to uncover.
Put that athleisure you love so much to good use.
A full guide to volunteering with charities and organisations in Tokyo — from riverside clean-ups to summer camps for kids!
Busy travelers can save on transport costs with this pass. Includes a sample itinerary on how to make the most of it!
Some tips on working from home in Japan from our remote-only team!
Make some yen from your overflowing closet and clutter.
Furusato nozei is a system that lets you make a donation to a municipality outside of Tokyo in exchange for free stuff!
Designer wear for a fraction of the price.
Don't know a lick of Japanese? Let us help you navigate supermarket aisles and identify the most common food staples.