Tokyo’s skyline is dominated by two iconic landmarks: Tokyo Tower and Tokyo Skytree. These two iconic structures make the city skyline look like something from a sci-fi movie. 

Trains have been a part of daily life and cultural identity in Japan for over a century. But how did this train culture come to be, and why does it thrive in Japan today?

Daikanyama is one of Tokyo’s most colorful neighborhoods. Starting as an unassuming village, it’s now a hot spot for creative minds, hot talent, and trending fashion.

With a history rooted in beer brewing and a present-day reputation for elegance, this district provides a little bit of everything. Let us explore the highlights that make Ebisu a must-see destination in Tokyo!

Does it snow in Japan? Absolutely! In this article, we’ll take you through some of Japan’s snowiest cities, why they’re worth checking out, and what makes them the perfect winter getaway.

Spanning over 134 acres, Yoyogi Park offers various activities for all ages. From biking to attending lively festivals, there’s no shortage of things to do!