Tokyo is a a neon-charged hive of activity, where centuries-old temples share sidewalks with towering modern skyscrapers. It’s one of the best cities in the world to see how tradition and technology ...

Here we’ve picked out some of the most brilliant experiences across the country you can enjoy this season, from international ...

Forget the notion that Tokyo is nothing but a concrete sprawl, neon and crowds—that tells only a small part of the city’s story. From centuries-old festivals and calming gardens to cutting-edge ...

Sing your heart out at karaoke, and don’t worry about stage fright—private rooms are the norm. Explore Tokyo’s dining scene, from casual izakaya meals to fine dining at the city’s many ...

Explore some 200 bars in this narrow maze of alleyways. A remnant of post-war 1950s Tokyo, this district was once a black market that evolved into a number of small, makeshift bars. Today, stretched ...

Trying to navigate Tokyo can feel like trying to eat a bowl of Ramen with your hands. Anyone who has been to the city knows that it spans forever, with things to do in every corner of town. So where ...

Tokyo is vast, vibrant, energetic and a foodie and shopaholic’s paradise in every sense of the word. It' s also more ...

An underground maze and city unto itself in Marunouchi business district, Tokyo Station is a major gateway for travelers arriving and departing the city. More than 3,000 trains come through the ...

Tsukiji Market is Japan's oldest and most famous fish market, and is best known for the unique meals visitors can have here. The wholesale tuna portion of the market moved to Toyosu, but Tsukiji still ...

Nisei Week Japanese Festival: Little Tokyo's decades-old happening unfurls, with pomp, joy, music, and community, over nine August days. There are several major events, including the Grand Parade Aug.