These stunning images show how craftsmen keep their UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage alive during the coldest months of the year.
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With themed rooms and waiters who act as teachers and nurses, you’ll never want to leave elementary school again!
Encourage kitty to step up its love for cardboard boxes with a new lineup of elegant bath designs.
We’ll show you how to order off the menu at Starbucks to create a mind-blowingly delicious frappucino that tastes like a cheesecake-based Tiramisu.
The reasons they give will make you think twice about the way men and women act in the workplace.
If you’re saving up your yennies for a trip to the the Pokémon Center Mega Tokyo store, here are some of the awesome items available to purchase.
We visited Mariko’s home near Shinjuku for a variety of unique cultural experiences, including a lesson in making gyoza and a homemade feast complete with sake and shochu.
This is one clever workaround for animal-loving renters who aren’t allowed pets in their home.
It’s known as one of the nation’s top three most bizarre festivals and has resulted in deaths when it’s held every six years, but now you can experience the ride first-hand at any time of year!
Samurai warrior designs get a warm-weather overhaul with colourful patterns and unique sheer fabrics.
Tokyo’s version of the naked dining experience is slightly different to its overseas counterparts.
Contribute to the cause and keep a centuries-old tradition alive on the streets by wearing 450 years of history on your feet.
Designed to resemble traditional uchiwa fans, these exquisite lollipops are amongst the prettiest sweets in Tokyo.





































































