For about 2,000 yen more than a regular reserved seat, you can spend the night on board the bullet train instead of paying for a hotel.
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Overlooked luggage-forwarding service will become easier to use this autumn, especially for tourists staying in private rentals like Airbnbs.
This upcoming doggy express offers a new option for long-distance travel in comfort with your Best Friend.
There’s good reason why this burger chain is ranked in the top 100 Best Hamburgers in Japan.
Sumo and chanko nabe are just some of the highlights of this new Japanese culture experience.
What makes this bowl of noodles cost around twice as much as a regular ramen, and is it worth it?
Upgrade your wardrobe with custom clothes featuring the iconic font of a Shinjuku Station legend.
Pedestrian crossing outside Shibuya Station to lean even harder into tourist selfie appeal.
The rise in the entry fee comes amid an increase in public bathhouse users in Tokyo and a decrease in the total number of sento.
“Hands-Free” service lets Shinkansen travellers send their suitcases by bullet train without carrying them onboard.



































































