Living
Why Tokyo Has the Best Food in the World: From Edo Sushi to Sustainable Michelin Dining
Tradition meets innovation in the world’s most delicious city
Ramadan in Tokyo 2026: Dates, Iftar Spots and Prayer Spaces
How Ramadan is observed across the city
The Gender Politics of Valentine’s Day in Japan
How giri-choco turned empowerment into workplace pressure
R1, R2, R3 Roppongi
Building a Community with R1, R2, R3 Roppongi
Japan Drugstore Guide: Cold and Flu Medicine
Recommended cold and flu medicine in Japan
The History of Patriarchy in Japan
And how history rewrote women out of power
Strawberry Picking in Tokyo
Sweet winter berries and countryside escapes in the city
Japan Drugstore Guide: Blister Care and Podiatry Clinics in Tokyo
The best blister care, foot support and podiatry clinics in Japan
Domestic Violence in Japan: Every Third Woman
The prevalence of domestic violence in Japan
Tokyo Neighborhood Guide: Nezu
Where everyday life unfolds at an unhurried pace.
A Guide to Setsubun and Where to Celebrate in Tokyo
Where to throw beans this weekend
Where to Buy Good Deodorant in Japan
Don’t sweat it, we’ve got you covered with these recommendations
Things To Do in February 2026
Your guide to enjoying Tokyo’s coldest month
Guide to Celebrating Valentine’s Day in Tokyo
Everything you need to know about celebrating loved ones the Japanese way
Tokyo Marathon 2026: What Runners Should Know About Staying in Central Tokyo
Smart logistics, smoother race week, faster recovery
English‑Speaking Architects in Tokyo
Your guide to Tokyo-based architects who speak your language and understand your vision
What Is Japanese Tradition? — Editor’s Letter
Should Japan stay “traditional”?
Hay Fever in Japan: Mother Nature’s Revenge
How a postwar decision brought upon the hay fever epidemic
English-Speaking Moving Services in Tokyo
Make relocating stress-free with these moving services in Tokyo
Is Tap Water in Japan Safe to Drink?
All you need to know about tap water safety and hydration in Japan
Does Japan Allow Dual Citizenship?
Short answer, no, but most people have dual citizenship
Teshima: Not Just Another Island
From overgrowth to island icon, a restored 1943 residence becomes a beacon for community revival