If you love Kewpie mayonnaise, visit Tokyo, Japan, for a unique free experience featuring a factory tour, tasting, and ...

When it comes to enjoying a night out, Tokyo has a wealth of exciting activities to choose from. If you’re reading this, it probably means you’ve beat jetlag and can actually enjoy nighttime ...

Tokyo has captured the imagination of countless creatives throughout history, from Anthony Bourdain (who said if he had to eat in only one city the rest of his life, it’d be Tokyo) to writer and ...

They say change is the only constant in Tokyo. The capital has always been ... We’ll also be getting a host of new hotels and a fun-looking manga museum way out east. Here are eight of the ...

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.

Most attractions are open from 5pm to 8pm (until ... plays host to a literal 'fog sculpture' titled 'Life-Well Tokyo', produced in collaboration with artists Shiro Takatani, of Dumb Type and ...

Travelers appreciated that the museum featured English translations, something that some visitors noticed other Tokyo top attractions lacked (like the Ghibli Museum). Museum goers also say that ...

The oldest religious site in Tokyo is also its most visited. The Senso-ji Temple sees about 30 million annual visitors and its inception dates all the way back to year 628. Despite its claim to ...

The entrance to Grand Hammer, an entertainment complex in Tokyo's Shimbashi district. (Kyodo) TOKYO (Kyodo) -- A new nightlife spot in Tokyo's Shimbashi business district is putting a fresh spin ...

The Year of the Snake is in the celebratory spotlight at the Japanese American National Museum on the first Sunday of January ...

When you have a city that is known for its vast global reach, restaurants in Tokyo have variety. So on one hand you have a host of Michelin starred restaurants, while on the other you have local ...

This article by Lisa Vogt, a Washington-born and Tokyo-based photographer, originally appeared in the June 30 issue of Asahi Weekly. It is part of the series “Lisa’s Things, Places and Events ...