Tokyo

The Tokyo Olympics is set to continue with limited spectators. But that may change to no spectators at all due an increase of COVID-19 cases in Japan. That and restrictions that are unlikely to lift soon.

Fall in love with these independent stationery stores that are preserving and elevating the joy of writing.

Kabukichō is one of the liveliest – albeit slightly dodgy – nightlife and entertainment districts in Tokyo, Japan. It’s located in the Shinjuku ward of Tokyo and is well-known as a red light district.

Omoide Yokocho - or Memory Lane as it's called in English – is a small group of alleys filled with around 60 tiny restaurants and bars. It’s also just around the corner from the world’s busiest train station – Shinjuku.

Formerly known as Tokyo International Airport, when it comes to things to do and see, Haneda Airport is seriously giving Changi Airport in Singapore that’s known to be the best in the world a run for its money!

With over 37 million inhabitants, Tokyo is one of the most populous cities in the world. Despite that, most tourists love spending their precious time within Japan’s capital city. Here’s where to stay.

Modernity is one of the things that adds to Japan’s appeal. However, if you’re yearning for a more historical atmosphere, head over to Yanaka in Tokyo.

10 incredible destinations for older couples that’ll ignite your passion for exploring the world.

Here are seven urban wonders you can experience throughout Asia Pacific and how to appreciate them to the fullest.

Volunteers for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics are required to work for eight hours a day for 10 days.

Here are some cities where you might want to just splurge on a hostel or hotel (instead of an airbnb) when visiting.

If you’re planning on travelling to Japan for the cherry blossom viewing anytime soon, here are the best spots to check out.