From modern art to classic Noh, with world-class shopping and dining to boot. Let’s take a look!
Tokyo (Page 81)
There’s no easier or more appropriate place to cosplay as some of the greatest heroes of the anime and manga world.
The well-known duo take us on a spectacular journey to some of Japan’s most famous sites, complete with some gorgeous Sailor Moon cosplay.
Seiji Nakazawa, our Osaka-raised correspondent, shares what he thinks the region-based criteria are for ikemen in Japan’s two major cites.
Giant statues, themed food, and exclusive merchandise are all part of the event at Roppongi Hills.
No need to wait until the workday is done before knocking back a cold one, and it just might lead to a full-time position.
Delicious maguro tuna and all-you-can-drink coffee for less than most fast food set meals.
Tokyo police say teen stole over 100 boxes of razors, and not so that he’d be freshly shaven for his beloved idol singers.
One of the most magical events of the season combines traditional bathing with the iconic blossoms of spring.
For the price of a couple beers in a Tokyo bar, you can go all the way from the eastern capital to the southwestern island of Kyushu.
Mr. Sato follows a hot lead from a Maasai warrior for some elusive Kenyan food in Japan, and isn’t disappointed.































































