Japanese streetwear is hands down one of Tokyo’s most iconic and legendary fashion subcultures. It actually started on the streets of New York and made its way to Japan with a twist.

Hida Furukawa is one of the few towns where you might spot a wonderful surprise: colorful carp swimming in the town’s drainage canals! Keep reading to discover more about this fun and unexpected sight!

Azabu Juban is a special neighborhood in Tokyo’s Minato Ward. It feels more like a small town than part of a big city.

Japan might be famous for its tea traditions, but did you know it’s also one of the biggest coffee-loving countries in the world? With over 1,000 Starbucks Japan stores nationwide, there are plenty of charming places to enjoy a delicious cup of coffee. Let’s check out some locations below!

Tokyo is one of the most important business cities in the world. It is home to many busy business districts that support Japan’s economy and culture. Marunouchi, Nihonbashi, Shinagawa, Hibiya, and Akasaka each have their history, feel, and modern role.

Nothing beats a good treat on the go, and after a long day of walking through Tokyo, taking in all the sights and sounds, there are few things as rewarding as indulging in yummy Japanese crepes.