Japan insider: Bill Granger
Bill Granger has four bills restaurants in Japan, including two in Tokyo. The Sydney-based chef and restaurateur eats out a lot, especially at new Tokyo restaurants. Here's where he recommends foodies graze.
Cool, bold and exclusive
Shopping in Tokyo is not just retail therapy, it's a feast for the senses through displays of cutting-edge art and design, writes Misha Janette.
Is this the craziest place on Earth?
It's not a restaurant, but there's food. It's not a bar, but there's drinks. It's not a fetish den, but it's ... vaguely sexual.
Tokyo, Kyoto and Coco
Armed with lists and a stroller, Barry Divola and his wife head to Japan for 10 days, their nine-month-old in tow. Will they survive as a family unit?
Eyes in the sky
Danielle Demetriou climbs Tokyo's towering Skytree for an unsurpassed view of the capital.
Tripologist: No fear when going to Japan
I would like to go to Tokyo. But after the nuclear plant problems, how safe is it?
Shock of the new
Raymond Gill finds the energy of Tokyo's street life is the ideal backdrop to a tour of its contemporary art.
Word on the street
From footpath cooks to alcoves, bars and nooks, here's where Tokyo insiders stop for delicious, inexpensive meals, writes Kate Gibbs.
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An exploding pinata, all colour and energy and promise, Tokyo is a love them or hate them type of city. Tackle the city's wildest nightlife in Shinjuku; drop by teenybopper haven in Harajuku; explore old town Tokyo in Asakusa; and hit the shops in Shibuya. Slide into the city's quiet cracks for a green tea late and some downtime; but remember there's no escaping this city's bright lights.
