Tokyo is renowned for its obscenely cute confections, but the golden rings that won over the West are still on the rise in the world’s most populous city.

When you wake up in the morning, what’s the first thing on your mind? For many, the answer is simple. It’s coffee.

Dessert in Tokyo has hit peak convenience with the opening of a Châteraisé confectionary branch in the Nishiazabu neighborhood.

Early in 2020, as COVID-19 made its sweep across the world, Disney closed all of its theme parks. As the closure was extended, Disney decided to share with its loyal fans the recipe to a crowd favorite – churros.

The approach of spring takes on a whole new meaning in Japan, and those who’ve lived here for a while know what I mean: Sakura.

As the interest in sustainable living grows, so does the number of markets in Japan offering fun ways to achieve that lifestyle.

Dive into a colorful selection of seasonal sweets inspired by the ‘Henri Matisse – ‘Forms in Freedom‘ exhibition at the National Art Center, Tokyo.

DUMBO is infatuated with the borough of Brooklyn.

As shops around the city race to reinvent the humble art of shaving ice for a smattering of social media shares, Cafe Lumiere, a small bohemian outpost overlooking Kichijoji Station, has left its competition in the dust with a truly radical approach: set the ice on fire.

In Japan, there are cafes themed around just about anything you can imagine. Whether you fancy robots, reading manga or hanging out with some furry friends, you’ll find a café for it here.