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Tokyo's belated brunch revolution was boosted by the 2012 opening of the first Japanese branch ...

Found just near popular art shop Sekaido, Matchbaco ('matchbox') art gallery presents different ...

Serving hungry partiers on the backstreets of Kabukicho for almost 40 years now, Rishiri is ...

This variety store is so big you could spend a day browsing its seven floors of bags, travel ...

Founded in 1948, Tokiya is a Japanese confectionery store known for its Dorayaki (bean jam ...

Where but Kabukicho could you expect to find a late-night, multi-floor complex that combines a ...

The lavish decor that once made this Tokyo’s most prestigious hotel now looks seriously dated ...

Celebrate the season with cold-weather festivals

Shinjuku’s GB has long been the most famous bar in Tokyo for East/West encounters of the gay ...

Situated above the east exit of Shinjuku station, Lumine Est is chiefly notable for the Shunkan ...

This Shinjuku-dori location is the main store of renowned booksellers Kinokuniya, and its ...

Hidden among the tiny, time-worn yakitori stalls of Omoide Yokocho, by Shinjuku station, ...

Despite being Tokyo’s most decorated hotel, the Park Hyatt is perhaps now best known for its ...

This hotel in the heart of Kabukicho offers basic, no-frills accommodation aimed primarily at ...

Awa-Odori performances take place all over Tokyo in August, but true fans of the Tokushima-born ...

Going camping? You'll find nine floors of outdoor and travel gear here, including tents, hiking ...

As is the tradition with old-school 'snack bars', this spot is run by a ‘mama’, Rumi Kazama, to ...

This is the place to go for tsukemen in Shinjuku. The double soup, made with boiled chicken and ...