- teamLab Planets: Immerse Yourself in Digital Art
- After the international success of teamLab Borderless, it didn’t take long for the teamLab group to create a follow-up exhibition, teamLab Planets. At
- JR East Japan Station Work: Your Office on the Go
- Although Japan's population continues to decline, the same cannot be said about Tokyo. Despite the government's best efforts, the nation's economy is
- Nihonshu Genka Sakagura: Serving Sake at Cost Price Around Tokyo
- If you feel unsure what sake to choose when eating out, or if you aren’t comfortable spending a lot of money on an unfamiliar drink, the sake restaura
- The Best Places to Live, Work, and Play in Tokyo: A Tadaima Japan Roundtable Discussion
- Tokyo is massive. The megacity, which doubles as a prefecture, includes endless urban cityscapes, tropical islands hundreds of kilometers off the coas
- The Toyosu Fish Market: A Behind-the-Scenes Experience with Restaurateur Nobutaka Tsuchida
- In the fall of 2018, the world-famous Tsukiji Inner Market shut down permanently, and all of its primary activity was relocated to a brand-new facilit
- ‘Becoming Like the Sky’: an Encounter with a Street Monk in Ginza
- In Tokyo, Buddhist priests chanting sutras in the streets, with their traditional robes and straw hats, have become an exotic sight not only to foreig
- The Burger Shop: Try Abe & Trump’s Cheeseburger
- If you are looking for a new place for lunch, and craving an American-style burger, how about trying the very special burger they created for Presiden
- The Natsume Soseki Memorial Museum: Celebrating the Life of Japan's Most Influential Modern Novelist
- Natsume Soseki is a name that is immediately familiar to anyone who has endeavored to study Japanese. Born in 1867 in what we now know as Shinjuku, To
- Three Tokyo Ramen Restaurants Featured in Michelin Guides
- If you are interested in Michelin restaurants and the Japanese dish of ramen, you’ve no doubt heard of Tsuta and Konjiki Hototogisu both places have b
- Travel through Time at the Minato City Local History Museum
- Tokyo is a city of cities, officially divided up into 23 wards. Each ward has its own unique character and history, however Minato Ward (also known as
- The Joys and Challenges of Japanese Traditional Painting: an Interview with Allan West
- You may have seen his elegant kimono-clad figure on television, in newspapers, or in your Tokyo guidebook. After almost 40 years of career in Japan, A
- Okaka Shabu Shabu in Shinjuku: the Taste is All About the “Dashi”
- If you’ve had shabu shabu in Japan before and are interested in trying a sophisticated take on this dish, Okaka might be the right place for you. Enjo
- Toyota Mega Web: A Celebration of All Things Automotive
- This year marks the 20th anniversary of Mega Web, a free theme park in Tokyo dedicated to all things Toyota. Mega Web is more fascinating than ever be
- Through the Ages: The Greenhouse of Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden
- If you are planning an extended trip to Tokyo, chances are that at least one of your days will be rained out. Don’t let that stop you from emerging fr
- Does teamLab Borderless Deserve a Spot on Your Tokyo Travel Itinerary?
- With countless articles and videos covering the world-famous teamLab Borderless digital art museum, I was hesitant to add yet another write-up to the