April is one of the most beautiful and energetic months in Tokyo. Cherry blossoms reach full bloom in early April, spring festivals fill shrine grounds with color, and outdoor markets and cultural events take advantage of the mild weather. It is a month that blends tradition, […]
Traveling solo during the sakura season is one of the most rewarding ways to experience Japan. Hanami doesn’t have to mean crowded parks or group picnics; in fact, some of the most beautiful cherry blossom moments happen when you’re wandering alone, moving at your own pace, […]
Would you consider yourself an artist? A creative person looking to let it all out? Ever wanted to paint while enjoying a glass of wine like the artists of old? Then look no further than Artbar Tokyo. Even if you don’t consider yourself to be the […]
You’ve probably heard of Shibuya, Shinjuku, Ikebukuro, Akihabara, and many other popular areas in Tokyo. But have you ever heard of Yurakucho? Yurakucho is a unique district of Tokyo located in Chiyoda, between Ginza, Marunouchi, and Hibiya Park, offering shopping, local culture, events, street food, and […]
In the last couple of decades, thrifting has become a trendy and environmentally viable method of clothes shopping, and an efficient one at that. Whether you’re on the lookout for affordable designer items or generally curious about how weird and wonderful it can get, there’s no […]
A big part of Japan’s culinary scene with an interesting history, Ramen is not just a dish but a symbol of the country’s culture and identity. It is also historically significant, being a staple food product during the war. Ramen used to only be for the […]
If you are planning a trip to Japan, Tokyo must be one of the cities that you are thinking of visiting. And why wouldn’t you? There are a lot of things to do in Japan’s beautiful capital, from fun-filled activities such as going to the tops […]
As the days go by, many couples' favorite day is getting closer: Valentine’s Day. And to make it even more special, this year you’ll be spending it in this wonderful, magical country. In Japan, Valentine’s Day is mainly about the act of giving chocolate. Women usually […]
With the kimono being such a staple of Japanese tradition, and many people still choosing to wear them today, it’s no surprise that travelers often hunt for these beautiful garments to bring home. A kimono is more than just a souvenir; it is a piece of […]
If you’ve ever come to Tokyo and thought, “Why is everything so good? Even at a random lunch place?” then congrats, you’ve already tasted the mystery. We were recently invited to a media-only event called “The Secrets Behind Tokyo’s Deliciousness”, organized by Tokyo Tokyo: Old meets […]
