At an upscale cafe in Shinjuku, one of Tokyo’s busiest metropolitan areas, Kinga Skiers explains the guiding principle behind the community service project Food Not Bombs. “We’re a community, and our work... Read more »
It should come as no surprise that an island nation such as Japan would have a rich, flowing river of legendary tales and folklore that have streamed through the centuries of its... Read more »
The only thing better than a nationwide ice cream tour is doing it without leaving the city. Local specialty foods are one of Japan’s many delights, giving both domestic and international tourists... Read more »
Gransta Tokyo have selected the best travel lunches for your next long train ride. One of the many social etiquettes surrounding Japanese trains is to not eat food in them beyond simple... Read more »
First-time visitors to Japan are often advised to “stay on the Yamanote Line” — and for good reason. The circular train line loops around central Tokyo, covering many of the city’s major... Read more »
Image Credit: Yobab Japan does not officially recognize dual citizenship for adults. According to Japanese law, citizens who hold more than one nationality are required to choose one before turning 22 (or... Read more »
Katsu Kaishu. Ota-ku Katsu Kaishu Memorial Museum. It was at a bend in the path that he first caught a glimpse of the water, a blue sliver that flashed through a gap... Read more »
Got athletes foot in Japan? We’ve got you covered with this comprehensive guide. 水虫 (mizumushi) in Japanese refers to the fungal infection commonly known as athlete’s foot. Symptoms like itching, burning, stinging,... Read more »
Geneva – Talks aimed at striking a landmark global treaty on plastic pollution fell apart Friday as countries failed to find consensus on how the world should tackle the ever-growing scourge. Negotiators... Read more »
When getting an ear, nose or throat check-up, the last thing you want is to get an inaccurate diagnosis. But thanks to English-speaking ENT doctors in Tokyo, you don’t have to worry... Read more »