Tokyo (東京, Tōkyō) is Japan's capital and the world's most populous metropolis. It is also one of Japan's 47 prefectures, consisting of 23 central city wards and multiple cities, towns and villages west of the city center. The Izu and Ogasawara Islands are also part of Tokyo. Prior...
If Tokyo is the crazy and cutting-edge city and Kyoto the tempered and traditional, Japan’s third-largest city, Osaka, is the rebellious and edgy one that many overlook or only scratch the surface of. Osaka holds historical and cultural importance as an ancient capital that grew into a maj...
Stationery is one of those life essentials. Even with the growth of digital this and AI that, we use some form of it everyday. Japan is known in the stationery world for its top quality products. Peek into anyone’s pencil case and you’ll see at least one, more often two, Made in...
Children and adults alike love to spend time here, as its attractions are suitable for all ages. The icing on the cake is a free cup of Dippin’ Dots, but it doesn’t need to be cake flavored. For birthday haters Shibuya, where anything can happen. | Photo by Chris Kirkland Unable ...
As Japan’s…wait no…the world’s largest and most populated metropolis, Tokyo has a lot to offer but hands the main attractions are the restaurants and the main activity is eating. It’s no surprise that the city is renowned as an eating capital especially with the 230 restaurants that ...
Explore the best resort hotels in Hokkaido, Japan. Discover top accommodations, itineraries, travel tips, and more for a luxurious stay in Hokkaido. READ MORE Discovering Tokyo: An Insider’s Guide Explore the gems of Tokyo with this detailed travel guide. Perfect for first-time visitors and...
September 1 was named National Disaster Prevention Dayin remembrance of an earthquake that devasted Tokyo in 1923. Disaster preparedness is taught from a young age; most people in Japan are aware of the necessary precautions and happy to comply. You can also take part in disaster prevention simul...
Tokyo’s coolest neighbourhood Manin Densha Train travel sardine-style Shibuya A playground for Japan’s youth Shinjuku Station The world’s busiest station Meiji Jingu Tokyo’s royal shrine Super Sento Getting naked with strangers Depato Temples to consumerism ...
Population of Shibuya is less than 0,2% of whole of Japan. Maybe it's not easy to get ...
6. Best places offering unforgettable Izakaya experiences in Tokyo! Many young people love going out in SHibuya Shinjuku(新宿) One of Tokyo’s most popular entertainment districts is full of reasonable dining options, cultural experiences, natural attractions as well asshopping spots. Shinjuku is also...