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The most unusual part of this Tokyo experience is simple: you enter Taka and Keiko’s home near JR Omori Station […]

Nikko gives you Japan in two very different moods: gold-leaf shrine halls and Tokugawa power in the morning, then waterfalls,

Shimbashi is where Tokyo’s office workers go when the workday ends, and this three-hour walk puts you right in that

Tsukiji is best understood with a guide who can explain what you are seeing and point out stalls you might

Akihabara is best known for anime, electronics, and game shops, but this experience takes you beyond the neon signs and

Tokyo is easiest to understand when you connect its old neighborhoods with its modern districts. This private tour does that

Mt. Fuji and Hakone make a powerful one-day pairing: Japan’s most famous mountain in the morning, then volcanic valleys, hot

Tokyo’s Grand Sumo Tournament is much more than a few large men pushing one another out of a ring. You’ll

Making ramen from scratch in a Tokyo home gives you more than a meal. Yoshi and Amo guide you through

Tokyo’s most memorable beef dinner may happen in a small room near the Skytree, not in a grand steakhouse. At