The ultimate guide to Japan travel
Explore retro shopping streets, a legendary hot-spring theme park, and museums galore.
Slurp up some of the best ramen in Japan, and see what else "the city of two halves" has to offer.
Old-school arcades, Japanese knives, and the lucky Billiken await.
Janjan-Yokocho is a 180-meter shopping street in Shinsekai.
If Osaka is the kitchen of Japan, Dōtonbori is the chef's table.
A huge shopping mall in Fukuoka, featuring over 200 different shops and a 24.8-meter tall Gundam statue that moves on the hour.
See our six top picks for high-quality green tea.
Get to know the city's retro scene, through the eyes of local experts.
The ultimate guide to what is where and which exit you should take to get there.
Walk, hike, and cycle through some of Japan’s most iconic nature and enjoy some of the freshest and tastiest seafood, beef and sake the country has to offer.
Otaru is a port city in Hokkaido known for its picturesque canal district, Sakaimachi shopping street, and Otaru Snow Light Festival.
Why Japan’s sixth-largest metropolis is attracting more and more foreign residents.
Oita Prefecture is perfect for those who love hot springs, the outdoors and adventure.
For a nice cheapo day of retail therapy, try one of these outlet malls in Osaka and let the bargain-hunting begin!