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…
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…
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…
What’s New in Kamakura: February 2021 New isn’t always the word that comes to mind when thinking of Japan’s ancient capital…
Tokyo Coffee Shop Mia Mia Fosters a Sense of Community During the Pandemic Danish-French Impressionist Camille Pissarro once wrote, “Blessed are they who see beautiful things in humble…
ONE DESIGNS is Your Bilingual, Go-to Interior Designer in Tokyo In this age, the home has become the crux of our lives. It’s no longer…
4 Pro Tips from Aoyama Style that will have You Staying Home and Loving It “Location, location, location” used to be the mantra of most city dwellers when choosing a…
What’s New in Shimokitazawa This Month: February 2021 Shimokitazawa remains resiliently cool as we move into the second year of the pandemic. While…
Tokyo’s Best Spots for Valentine’s Day: Inside and Out Love is in the air but so is Covid-19. The renewed state of emergency means…
A Guide to Plum Blossom Season in Tokyo: How and Where to Celebrate Come February in Japan, most people have had enough of winter and are already daydreaming…
The Meiji Jingu Story: Creating a Sustainable Ecosystem in Tokyo People often assume that a city the size of Tokyo could be nothing more than…
