8 Best Craft Beer Breweries in Tokyo
Craft beer is becoming more and more popular in Japan, with many on-site breweries and taprooms here in Tokyo.
Craft beer is becoming more and more popular in Japan, with many on-site breweries and taprooms here in Tokyo.
This summer, many of the traditional festivals that have been on hold are back. These are some of the matsuri to check out in Tokyo, from the Shinjuku Eisa festival to the Harajuku Omotesando Super Yosakoi and more.
Managerial coaching can help bring out your team’s best. Discover some key techniques with these free training sessions led by a business expert.
As a place where time is transcended and hearts are linked, Ryomon provides family and friends with an elegant, yet modern space to pay respects to the dearly departed.
Wayback Burgers has launched in Japan, aiming to introduce its classic American style while innovating in a new market.
It’s rare to be able to speak face to face with someone who stands at the top of their field. It may be even rarer to be able to sit down and have a conversation with an Olympian.
Read more about an exhibition featuring some of the original sketches, manuscripts and illustrations for the beloved Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts series.
One trip that you can enjoy over a long weekend takes you from Tokyo’s city center to fascinating destinations in Fukushima and Tochigi prefectures, where you can learn about the time of the shoguns, try your hand at time-honored crafts and feast on delicious cuisine.
Before the flowers start to blossom, take part in Setsubun. This year, the holiday—whose name literally means “seasonal division”—falls on Thursday, February 3. We take a look at the history and traditions of this venerable celebration.
Find out more about this venerable performing art that combines music, narration and puppetry for an unforgettable experience, and learn about how you can see it for yourself with guidance in English.
Expat Expo is finally back for 2021. The biggest expo for international residents in Tokyo has returned with a great lineup of performances, games, products, and services—all delivered in English.
Despite being a recent festivity added to the Japanese calendar, the people of Tokyo have made Halloween their own through products, events and activities that have also been influenced by Japanese culture.