We investigate whether now is a good time to grab some beef cutlets in a popular tourist area of Tokyo.
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From ghostly processions to playful monsters, this exhibition shows off the charm of Japan’s folklore with modern visual technology.
Make a wish on not one but two little stars while you’re on vacation in western Tokyo this spring.
Even better, it’s a completely free way to spend some time in Tokyo’s upscale Ginza shopping district.
The colorful displays and activities make Tamagotchi feel a lot less stressful than what we remember.
Higashiyama doll artisans deliver some festive holiday cheer alongside their more traditional Japanese lineup.
A fully recreated Showa-style living room, with a modern surprise, awaits retro-seeking visitors.
Kids can learn about the construction and maintenance processes of multi-story residential buildings while earning their own currency.
Complete with departure bell alarms, this is a unique way to wake up for your train in the morning.
The store will be stylized after a typical Japanese convenience store and will feature goods of the beloved green owl mascot character and more.
We share a few simple tips about the dress code, performance length, and dining options if you’re headed to watch the classical performing art form.


































































