Twenty reasons to visit Tokyo
No one mixes tradition with off-the-wall quirkiness quite like the Japanese.
No one mixes tradition with off-the-wall quirkiness quite like the Japanese.
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It's the most liveable city in the world. Here are four things visitors will experience that explain why.
A guide to Tokyo's most bizarre sights, from owl and bunny cafes to pachinko parlours, robot cabaret and cosplay.
Automated baristas, android check-in staff ... welcome to the future of hospitality.
The rugged, forested Izu Peninsula juts into the Pacific Ocean just an hour south of Tokyo, making for a convenient escape to the country.
An ex-Sumo wrestler owns a chain of restaurants devoted to Sumo-style food.
Perhaps you don't recognise his name, Katsushika Hokusai. But you'll certainly recognise his most famous artwork.
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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.