Tokyo Daddy Issues: Shall We Slay Demons or Sith Lords? Tsuyoku… nareru… riyuu wo shitta… Rarely a day goes by that these magic words (and the…
What’s New in Shinjuku This Month: February 2021 Whether you’re interested in trying the newest gourmet trends, unique art exhibitions or finding the…
Three Reasons to Visit Tachikawa in 2021 Paella with Friends Tempranillo Tapas & Wines is a Spanish oasis in Tachikawa. The owner,…
Tokyo on Sustainability: Time To Act Conference Key Takeaways On February 17, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government (TMG) held its “Sustainable Recovery: TIME TO ACT”…
The Scourge of Spring: How to Get a Handle on Hay Fever in Japan Hay fever, seasonal allergic rhinitis, seasonal allergies, pollinosis, kafunsho: Call it what you will, the…
What’s New in Ginza This Month: February 2021 As we approach the end of what is hopefully Tokyo’s final state of emergency this…
10 Things You Didn’t Know About Emperor Naruhito Emperor Naruhito turns 61 today and to mark the occasion we thought we’d take a…
17 Things To Do in Tokyo and at Home This Weekend: February 26-28 The weather is warming up and with it the compulsion to explore and discover. Luckily,…
In the Shadows of Tokyo Skytree: An Area Guide The world’s second tallest man-made structure, Tokyo Skytree, dominates the Oshiage neighborhood. But take the…
An Urban Redevelopment “Unlike Anything Ever Seen in Tokyo” An exciting addition to a much-anticipated project has recently been announced. Mori Building, the leading…
Tokyo Architecture: 5 Famous Japanese Architects’ Buildings to Visit Architecture in Japan, and Tokyo architecture in particular, has always been shaped by an intersection…
Olympic Minister Seiko Hashimoto Named New Tokyo 2020 President All eyes in Japan will be on Seiko Hashimoto in the next five months leading…
Inspiring Japanese Women in Power Pushing for Change Yoshiro Mori has resigned from his position as Tokyo Olympics organizing committee head for his…
Where to Find Tokyo’s Streetlights of Yesteryear Tokyo is a world of lights. From neon billboards, glowing vending machines and traditional lanterns…
What to Pack for Your First Ski Vacation in Japan Winter is a blessing for those who love snow and skiing. A winter ski vacation…
