Some of the most famous landmarks in Japan include Mount Fuji, Tokyo Tower, Shibuya Crossing, Sensoji Temple, Fushimi Inari ...

The Prince Sakura Tower Tokyo is a hotel set within a sprawling Japanese garden featuring around 210 cherry blossom trees.

The Tokyo Tower also has its own cafe, where patrons can sip tea while admiring the views, as well as Club 333, a music venue that hosts performances daily. And if you're on the hunt for souvenirs ...

One of the world’s most populous cities, Tokyo brings together many of the elements that make Japan so popular with ... at sunset from the top of the Moro Tower building. Sushi’s 4-S rule ...

and return the distinction to Tokyo. Just four years from then, Torch Tower will break that record to claim the title of Japan’s tallest skyscraper. Many redevelopment projects are planned or ...

Almost looks too good to eat! A key landmark of Tokyo’s skyline, and the tallest structure in Japan, this broadcasting tower has two observation decks with arguably some of the best views of the ...

Golden Week is a big deal in Japan. Started in 1948 ... public spaces and Tokyo landmarks such as Tokyo Skytree (pictured). The day also coincides with the traditional Boys’ Festival (Tango ...

Korea and Japan held a joint lighting ceremony ... N Seoul Tower and Tokyo Tower, iconic landmarks located in the two nations' capitals, were lit up at the same time in the evening, an event ...

The tower sits in Ginza, right in the heart of Tokyo, a locale originally conceived to target elite businessmen seeking conveniently located private or rented accommodation or offices, towards the end ...