TRAVEL
How an Ex-Engineer Revived A Public Bath in Tokyo
Japan's neighborhood bathhouses are disappearing, but some are bucking the trend. See how one ex-engineer keeps his family's sento alive.
TRAVEL
Japan's neighborhood bathhouses are disappearing, but some are bucking the trend. See how one ex-engineer keeps his family's sento alive.
TRAVEL
Most inbound tourists won't notice it, but the increase will enable Tokyo to better accommodate the rising wave of travelers.
CULTURE
In a Ginza basement, Bar Lupin has poured drinks since 1928 for Dazai Osamu, Ango, and other Japanese literary greats.
TRAVEL
Who's making Shibuya a worse place to live? The ward rolls out a new fine targeting not just tourists, but messy locals.
FOOD
Want to eat sushi like they ate it during the time of the shogun? A shop in Shinjuku Station is offering this…
HISTORY
The Tatsumi Geisha were the first female geisha of Japan. And they owe their existence to a woman driven out of her…
TRAVEL
Kiyosumi-Shirakawa is one of Tokyo's quietest neighborhoods, where Edo history, a Mitsubishi-built stroll garden, contemporary art, and Japan's third-wave coffee scene sit…
SEX & NIGHTLIFE
What are happening bars? What actually "happens" in one? And the bigger question as a foreigner in Japan: Will they even allow…