Dutch Influences in Japan: Historical and Cultural Landmarks
The connection between the Netherlands and Japan spans more than 400 years. It began in 1600 with the arrival of De Liefde, the first Dutch trading ship to reach Japan.
Tokyo’s Shōtengai: A Shopper’s Paradise
Tokyo’s shōtengai, or traditional shopping streets, are the lifeblood of the city’s commerce and culture.
Most Popular Anime in Japan Today
Japan’s anime industry is reaching new heights this year, delivering breathtaking animation, gripping stories and unforgettable characters that have fans hooked worldwide.
Exciting Hobbies to Try in Japan
If you’re looking to try something new, Japan offers a wide range of hobbies that allow you to immerse yourself in local culture, explore nature or develop new skills.
Top Fine Dining Restaurants in Japan from Asia’s 50 Best
Japan is renowned for its meticulous attention to detail, and this dedication extends to its world-class dining scene.
Ginza: Tokyo’s Ultimate Blend of Luxury, Culture and Innovation
Ginza, one of Tokyo’s most iconic neighborhoods, has long been a symbol of elegance, high fashion, fine dining and cultural sophistication.
Is Your Country Among the World’s Most Prosperous?
Where does your country come in the latest Legatum Prosperity Index, which evaluates 167 nations using 104 different variables categorized into nine equally weighted sub-indexes: Economic Quality, Business Environment, Governance, Education, Health, Safety & Security, Personal Freedom, Social Capital and Natural Environment?
Best Spots to Enjoy Mexican Food in Tokyo
In recent years, the diversity of cuisine available in Tokyo is increasing as rapidly as the number of restaurants. Among the most popular options recently is Mexican food, which has found its home all around the city.
5 Best Public Art Installations in Tokyo to See in 2025
Tokyo is a city that never stops surprising you. Every neighborhood has a unique vibe, and there’s always something new to explore. Even after years of living here, you will still find hidden gems in unexpected places.
Highlighting Hokuriku After the Shinkansen Extension
On February 21, The Foreign Correspondents’ Club of Japan (FCCJ) hosted Hokuriku Night, to showcase the cultural and culinary richness of the northwestern part of Honshu, the main island of Japan.
Art of Living: Timeless Elegance in Interior Design and Furniture
In the world of furniture and interior design, the perfect space is more than just a collection of objects; it is a reflection of identity, culture and craftsmanship.
Sakura-Inspired Food and Drinks for Spring
Celebrate cherry blossom season in Tokyo with sakura-inspired food and drinks! From seasonal Starbucks drinks to luxurious afternoon teas and cocktails, explore the best limited-time treats to enjoy this spring