Tokyo’s Community Garden Movement: A Green Escape for Expats Tokyo is a bustling metropolis famous for towering skyscrapers and neon-lit streets. So, it might not be the first city that comes to mind when you think of Tokyo’s community garden and urban farming scene! However, beneath the concrete jungle lies
So, you’re in Tokyo and wondering what to do after you’ve eaten your weight in ramen and taken 300 photos of vending machines. Easy: head straight to one of the city’s robot cafés. Yes, real cafés with real robots. Serving you coffee, dancing, and possibly making you dream about a
Tokyo is an amazing place full of food options. Here are three must-visit sushi places in Tokyo! 1. Uobei Sushi Uobei in Shibuya is the ultimate fast and easily accessible sushi spot in Tokyo. It is chaotic in a fun way and great for the price. Customers order sushi off
1. Aqua Field Shiba Koen – Outdoor pool with Tokyo Tower view Located in Minato Ward, this facility is a summer-only pool operating from early July to mid‑September. It features a 50m pool with a total of eight lanes, along with a separate shallow pool, perfect for families with children. Aqua
Japan is known for using seasonal ingredients in both savory dishes and desserts. In summer, refreshing flavors take center stage. For example, lemon, melon, peach, mango, chocolate mint, and matcha are especially popular. These flavors not only taste great, but also help cool you down. As a result, many summer
Summer in Tokyo can be intense—and this year, the heatwave arrived especially early. Luckily, Japan offers plenty of clever gadgets, refreshing foods, and smart accessories designed to help you stay cool and comfortable during the hottest months. Neck cooling rings Neck cooling rings are a popular way to beat Japan’s
