Winged gyoza and other finds in the traditional heart of Ota

Standing on a lush hill and rising high above the buildings around Ikegami Station, this ...

Soak in black, mineral-rich hot spring water at this comfy sento (public bathhouse), located on ...

Fans of interesting architecture will enjoy taking in the details of this Ruy Ohtake-designed, ...

Mount Takao is one of Tokyo's top hiking spots, and is in fact so popular that it's often best ...

It's not called 'ramen town' for nothing but there's more to this lively western suburb than ...

Located in a sleepy residential area right in between Nishi-Ogikubo and Kamishakuji stations, ...

The Edo-Tokyo Museum in Ryogoku may be bigger and more impressive, but this place is where you ...

The largest Hachiman shrine (dedicated to the kami Hachiman) in Tokyo, this majestic spot is ...

This velodrome, originally built in 1942, mainly hosts Keirin cycling races and is one of the ...

Designed by Swedish architect Michael Granit, the Sweden Embassy in Tokyo opened in 1991. Not ...

This massive development fills up almost the entire area between Roppongi-itchome and ...

Zou-no-Hana is an open space that represents a link between the history and future of Yokohama, ...

This hidden greenhouse in Shibuya hosts over 200 kinds of tropical plants, including bananas, ...

The Japanese postal system is renowned for its efficiency and punctuality. If you're interested ...

With over 1,350 years of history, the shrine is most popular for its large mikoshi (portable ...

Founded by the government of Spain, the Cervantes Institute is tasked with teaching the Spanish ...

Known for the yearly Sanno Festival taking place in June, this shrine is dedicated to the kami ...

This temple of the Shingon-shu Buzan-ha sect is said to originate from the 16th century. Famous ...