Discover thoughtful Father’s Day gift ideas tailored for dads in Japan, including traditional items like tamagoyaki pans and Daruma dolls, as well as unique experiences such as onsen-inspired spa sets and samurai photo shoots.
With warmer weather arriving, it’s time to take your meals outside and make the most of Tokyo’s BBQ-friendly spaces.
If you have just welcomed a baby in Japan, congratulations! One important task for international families is translating their child’s Japanese birth certificate into English.
Discover Tokyo’s most serene parks—from vibrant hanami hotspots to off-the-beaten-path green retreats—perfect for a mindful afternoon stroll.
Each year on the second Sunday of May, families across Japan take time to honor one of the most respected figures in their lives—their mother.
Japanese culture has long been a source of inspiration for the fashion world, and its influence on French luxury fashion is more pronounced than ever.
Relocating to Tokyo with your furry friend can be an exciting adventure—but navigating a new language, cultural expectations and unfamiliar systems, especially when it comes to healthcare, is a daunting challenge.
Do you enjoy Japan’s hot springs? These natural retreats, known as onsen, offer the perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of city life.
Finding trustworthy, nurturing childcare as a foreigner in one of the world’s most densely-populated cities comes with a unique set of hurdles that can be hard to manage.
Whether it’s because of remote work, family life, or typhoon season, Tokyoites are spending more time at home.
Tokyo’s cherry blossom season offers a unique opportunity to explore the city’s scenic beauty and cultural charm.
The Shonan-Shinjuku Line, operated by JR East, runs across Tokyo and its surrounding Kanto region, including Gunma, Saitama, Kanagawa and Tokyo prefectures.