Shinjuku has more private lodging rentals than any other part of Japan, but a whole lot of them could be going away as pushback against overtourism continues.
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Workshops offer English instruction in making custom gold leaf bags, weaving bamboo baskets, and crafting samurai armor.
Visitors to 600-year-old temple prohibited from wearing traditional garment following problems caused by those prioritizing cool social media photos over basic manners.
Maps and predicated peak color dates to help you plan your autumn journey to see Japan’s natural beauty.
We check to see whether or not the rumors of Odaiba’s death have been greatly exaggerated.
J-pop superstar brings new meaning to A Room of One’s Own on Japan’s busiest bullet train.
United Airlines will soon fly nonstop to Japan’s tropical southern islands, with a new direct route to Osaka as well.
End of the line for JR East’s adorable mascot for its revolutionary train fare payment system.
Full-scale anime robot statue’s time in Tokyo is coming to an end, leading to an unsure future regarding mecha in the capital.
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.
Travelers love Sumiyoshi’s kishimen, but there’s a way to skip the long line and get a better deal on your meal.
We head to Osaka to say goodbye to Ebitsuta, and get a new view at one of the city’s most famous landmarks.






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