The Ultimate Guide To Tokyo
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.
A guide of Japanese terms and brands to help you buy ethical and free-range eggs, dairy and meat.
Head northeast for all things affordably awesome.
Get yourself a (discount) ticket to ride ... and ride ... and ride!
Shinjuku's West Exit Camera Town is where you'll find close to every camera available on the market.
You don't need to sacrifice on experience to achieve sustainable travel in Japan.
Being a vegan or vegetarian in Tokyo can be challenging. But we've got a 5-step guide to make it easier on those with even the strictest of diets.
Some fantastic shops that support craftmakers, focus on sustainable products and offer handmade creations that will make for meaninigful gifts.
Where to get your dose of cute 'n' fluffy, minus the cruelty. Includes lots of cat photos.
Fujino is an off-the-beaten-path destination and must-visit for any art lover.
Just an hour outside of Tokyo, nature-filled Akiruno makes for an easy day trip and perfect place to decompress from big-city life.
How to make meal choices that help the environment without hurting your wallet.
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.
The Institute for Nature Study is a lush forest oasis smack dab in the middle of Tokyo. Enjoy 20 hectares of ponds, gardens and winding paths.