Tsukiji is known for fresh catches and restaurants serving mouthwatering sushi.

Coffee Sakan Shu offers a refined coffee experience that balances old-world charm with contemporary indulgence.

While Tokyo is undoubtedly renowned for its extensive and efficient train network, there’s another way of getting around that deserves some praise–exploring on foot.

Many people across the world grew up watching SpongeBob SquarePants. Well, now you can dive into the world firsthand!

Slow down and warm up in Japan’s traditional coffee houses.

Established in 1928 to serve Tokyo’s international community, the Tokyo American Club welcomes members from diverse backgrounds, both within Japan and from around the world.

Where are the best onsen hot springs in Japan? I believe it is Kusatsu Onsen.

In the northeastern part of the Kanto Plain, Narita is where most overseas visitors land when they first arrive to Japan.

Sankeien in Yokohama’s southeastern side is a traditional Japanese garden with an inviting atmosphere perfect for welcoming the change of the seasons.

Away from the hustle and bustle of Asakusa’s main streets, Kamameshi Kazu is situated on a quiet bystreet that lets you enjoy traditional dishes in a cozy and relaxing atmosphere for a reasonable price.