The oldest religious site in Tokyo is also its most visited. The Senso-ji Temple sees about 30 million annual visitors and its inception dates all the way back to year 628. Despite its claim to ...

Sensoji, the city’s oldest Buddhist temple, is one of the best free attractions in Tokyo - ©Craig Pershouse/Craig Pershouse Tokyo may have long enjoyed a reputation as one of the more expensive cities ...

Travel Well in Tokyo, Japan! Here are 10 of our favourite things to see, do and eat in Tokyo. From the very best bites and fun ways to see the city to those once-in-a-lifetime, only-in-Tokyo ...

Tokyo, Japan, is a bustling metropolis known for its cultural heritage, cutting-edge technology and innovation, cuisine, and rich history. Despite misconceptions about affordability, the city offers ...

Are you ready to explore one of the world’s greatest cities? Tokyo is a true feast for the senses, and despite its massive size it’s surprisingly kid-friendly! In this family-friendly Tokyo itinerary ...

An underground maze and city unto itself in Marunouchi business district, Tokyo Station is a major gateway for travelers arriving and departing the city. More than 3,000 trains come through the ...

Tokyo never stops. The world’s greatest city pulsates with energy whatever the hour, changing ceaselessly, always offering up something new to discover and relish. To help you make the most of the ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Joanne Shurvell writes about travel, food, culture and fashion. Tokyo is a fascinating mix of modern skyscrapers, historic temples ...

Tokyo is full of adventures and people — so many people. Japan's capital is the world's most populous metropolis, with 37.5 million people. And along with those living there, tourists have flocked to ...

“Get Out There” is a column for itchy footed humans written by Paste contributor Blake Snow. Although different now, travel is still worthwhile–especially to these destinations. Today we travel to ...

What is it about Tokyo that can make visitors feel as if the city belongs not in another country, but on another planet? Perhaps it’s the schizophrenia at the heart of what was once Edo—stately, ...

What Tokyoite doesn’t like to flaunt a little city trivia to impress a visiting friend or family member? But if you really want to appear like a local expert, not just any old fact will do – you need ...