Japanese ink painting is less about copying a picture than finding the right stroke. In this Tokyo green tea shop, […]
You handle the basics of Samurai swordsmanship in a private garden near Naka-meguro, with a master of the Tamiya-ryu school
Kamakura’s 13.35-meter Great Buddha is the star here, but this private day trip gives you much more than a quick
Yanaka is where Tokyo trades neon and train crowds for temple bells, narrow lanes, family gardens, and a shopping street
Yokohama Port is close to Tokyo on a map, but getting there with luggage, a fixed cruise departure, and unfamiliar
Japanese food can look naturally gluten-free, with its rice, fish, vegetables, tofu, and seaweed. The catch is in the details: