Tokyo (Page 67)
Now you can nap in a $9,000 bed and enjoy mood lighting and soothing music with your coffee for a limited time in Tokyo.
Pop-up cafe caters to fans of mature aesthetics and sweet treats with customizable desserts served in cocktail glasses.
The significance of the event is being felt by everyone, even the workers who stopped to pose with photos of the mecha’s gigantic detached body parts.
The cute and fluffy bread is proving to be so popular it’s been selling out as soon as it hits the shelves.
It may not be as famous, but it’s actually the only seafood-exclusive wholesale market in Tokyo.
Planning to spend much, but not all, of your Japan trip in Tokyo? Then this could be an unbeatable deal.
Numbers alone can be hard to visualize, but this makes things terrifyingly easy to understand.
The original Gundam statue is no more, but dry your tears, anime fans, because a new mecha is on the way.
Bringing the over-the-top soccer moves of Captain Tsubasa to a live stage seems like a crazy idea, but it’s the kind of crazy Ebina has built a career on.
If it’s good enough for the country’s elite, we deign to try its surprisingly reasonable offerings.
Come for the unlimited beer, stay for the Japanese-style fried chicken (and probably the ramen).
It doesn’t have a star yet, but our research points to this Shinjuku restaurant getting the honor soon.
This expat shows us why she loves her 8 square-metre (86 square-foot) living space in Japan’s crowded capital.
We pay a midnight visit to this central Tokyo hill where rumor holds a ghost sobs in the dead of night.