Located in the Asakusa district, Sensoji is Tokyo’s most famous Buddhist temple, and undoubtedly deserves a spot on the itinerary of any first-time visitor to the city. It’s particularly popular with ...

TOKYO (TR) – Tokyo Metropolitan Police have arrested a 36-year-old Mongolian woman for allegedly stealing a wallet from a ...

Nishiki Market in Kyoto is famous for its wide variety of artisanal goods. Spanning over five blocks, this market has over 100 shops selling everything from handmade pottery to traditional sweets. You ...

Anime is inspired by real-world locations, from Tokyo's neon streets to tranquil villages, allowing fans to experience their ...

Half the fun of going to Japan is shopping for all the things to bring home for yourself to enjoy and to spoil all your ...

Kimetsu no Yaiba is no stranger to recap films, the franchise has a brand-new way to get caught up with the anime.

There are plenty of laundry machines available if you’re here for a long stay. The staff was incredibly kind and helped us ...

Asakusa Monja Kanoya serves Tokyo-style Monjayaki grilled at your tablegreat for first-timers keen to try a fun and authentic ...

Fuglen is a Scandinavian-style café in Asakusa offering light-roast coffee, Norwegian waffles, and vintage vibes near Tokyo’s ...