The Ultimate Guide To Tokyo
"Seated in cakes and teacups, you can enjoy the different puddings as icing drips down the walls, and human-sized forks stab head-sized strawberries."
Lots of events and things to do in Tokyo during the era of COVID-19 cancellations and closures.
A must-have for easy travel around Tokyo. Don't fuss with individual tickets—just load and go!
Finding a friendly bar where you can strike up conversation with a stranger can be a lifesaver when you’re craving some social contact.
Check out the many open-mic and art nights in Tokyo — a great way to be entertained, get creative and meet new people!
Only a few weeks left to visit Japan's most unusual arcade before it closes its doors for good.
Beneath the skyscrapers, Shinjuku has a stunning park with traditional gardens, a teahouse and some of that precious fresh air.
You don't need to sacrifice on experience to achieve sustainable travel in Japan.
Japanese-style pubs for late-night eats, drinks and group hangouts.
Follow England's Rugby World Cup matches and you'll be up and down Japan like nobody's business, but we can help you make the most of it. England's games are a where's where of Japan, with matches held just days apart on the northernmost island …
From vegan junkfood to vegetarian versions of traditional Japanese sets, Tokyo has a growing scene of animal-free restaurants. If you know anything about Japan, you'll know that it isn't really a country that's well suited to vegetarian and …
Yoyogi Village is a pick-and-mix selection of eco-friendly shops, trendy cafes, terrace hangouts and a tropical garden with exotic plants.
Everything you need to know, lined up nicely.
Expect smaller crowds and fewer high-rises obstructing your view than in Tokyo.
Yoyogi Square in the expansive Yoyogi Park is a sure-fire place to find cultural festivals, amazing performances and new experiences
Todoroki Valley is only a 20-minute train ride from Shibuya. With bamboo trees, secret shrines and the sounds of the river, there's no better escape in town!
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.
Move to Tokyo, become a coding czar and change your life forever—it’s a pie-in-the-sky dream, right? Not when you put Code Chrysalis into the mix.
Some fantastic shops that support craftmakers, focus on sustainable products and offer handmade creations that will make for meaninigful gifts.
Home of the world-famous lucky waving cat.
Try one of these delicious lunch sets in Shibuya which all come in at 1,000 yen or under!
Unlike Taiwan, Hong Kong and Korea, Japan doesn’t have much of a night market scene, but there are a few dotted around Tokyo to explore! While bars, restaurants and shops have no qualms staying open late in Tokyo, for some reason night markets …
Eggs, bacon, sausages, mushrooms, tomatoes, beans, toast and at least two hash browns, not to mention a mug of tea to wash it down with. What is this glorious meal I describe? Why, it's a full English, with all the trimmings. Breakfast is a …
When you hear the word ‘museum’, it’s not not unusual to think of dusty displays and long-winded descriptions, but Tokyo does things differently.