Winter in Japan can be enjoyed in a myriad of ways, and not just by skiing and snowboarding – although those are popular options, too!

In Japan, there are countless yakiniku or Korean-style barbecue joints.

For decades, Tsukiji was synonymous with the early-morning commotion of the world’s largest fish market.

An event here brought about 50 American and Japanese teens together for two days of cultural exchange activities meant to cultivate diverse perspectives and enhance mutual understanding.

More than 200 local community leaders and Camp Zama personnel celebrated the holiday season and their connections here Monday evening as U.S. Army Garrison Japan hosted its annual holiday reception.

The Camp Zama Exchange’s You Made the Grade Program is back for its 24th year, rewarding students who earn good grades with exclusive discounts, prizes and savings.

Now there’s no excuse not to hit the slopes on your winter weekends off.

Artistry and flavor at Teppanyaki Ittetsu located within the Dai-ichi Hotel Tokyo

Sushi is one of the most popular washoku dishes in Japan. No matter where you go in the country, you’ll have plenty of options of fresh sushi and sashimi spots to choose from.

Live the holidays to the fullest with Metropolis’ recommendations.