Day: April 19, 2021

Bunkitsu Tokyo: New, Sprawling Bookstore Cafe Is a Wonderland of Relaxation

The massive new bookstore, with over 100,000 books, offers three cafes where you can choose to hang out for an hour - or even all day.

The woman who may be Japan's first prime minister is under fire for her "fossil-like thinking" on women's rights.

Here's your chance to try some of Japan's best ramen from across the country in a single location in Tokyo's Setagaya City.

Japan's most popular online marketplace is only available in a handful of other countries. That's all about to change.

Want to see something beyond Shibuya Scramble? Here's a guide to some of the chiller places outside of the city's beating heart.

The world has moved on from the NFT scam. Japan, however, thinks it's found a nifty new tool to promote regional tourism.