
There’s more to eye care than getting prescription glasses and lowering your phone’s brightness level. Between gadgets and late nights, tired eyes have become part of daily life for many people. Luckily,... Read more »

Hanami, or cherry blossom viewing, remains one of Japan’s most beloved spring traditions. Each year, families, coworkers and groups of friends gather beneath blooming sakura trees to celebrate the arrival of warmer... Read more »

Dashimaki tamago in three minutes sounds awesome, but if it tastes bad, it won’t be worth even 100 yen. Despite being a delicious part of Japanese cuisine, dashimaki tamago is a dish... Read more »

No.4 bakery in Chiyoda-ku carries some of the best sourdough in Tokyo. Sourdough bread has made a spectacular comeback, thanks to its tangy flavor and thick crust that continue to attract carb... Read more »

Shinjuku Ward Office has a restaurant that’s open to anyone, but have they kept up their quality and value since our last visit? With Tokyo being as big as it is, it... Read more »

Nanohana, fuji, and more reasons to get out and see Japan’s springtime flowers. All of the seasons are celebrated in Japanese culture, but there’s a special mix of liberation and fun that... Read more »

If you wake up in the morning craving Pinterest-perfect French toast, an eggs Benedict or a smoothie, you’re in the right place. We’ve curated a list of the best restaurants and cafes... Read more »

Driver driven to not drive by customer complaint. Late last month, someone posted online about an incident that occurred on a Toei Bus line departing from Tokyo Big Sight. At the time... Read more »

Tell the plants “No, thank you!” to stinging skin with these five popular sprays. The shift into spring brings warmer weather, beautiful flowers, and the unwelcome addition of insanely high levels of... Read more »

Enjoy a special experience at one of the best cherry blossom viewing spots in Tokyo. If you’re looking for a place where you can sip on Starbucks while admiring the cherry blossoms... Read more »