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1. Tokyo to Test New Coronavirus Contact-Tracing App: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-06-08/tokyo-to-test-new-coronavirus-contact-tracing-app-in-july 2. Tokyo Olympics 2020: Japan PM Shinzo Abe says Games will be held in 2021: https://www.bbc.com/sport/olympics/53059693 3. Tokyo Olympics will go ahead in 2021, Japan PM Shinzo Abe says: https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2020/mar/24/tokyo-olympics-will-go-ahead-in-2021-japan-pm-shinzo-abe-says 4. Tokyo plans to offer free coronavirus tests to all residents: https://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronavirus-japan-tokyo/tokyo-plans-to-offer-free-coronavirus-tests-to-all-residents-idUS
Tokyo’s autumn isn’t only a daytime show. Across the city and nearby prefectures, gardens switch on evening illuminations that set fiery maples and golden ginkgo aglow. The blend of light, water, and seasonal color creates a calm, cinematic mood you can only feel after dark. Below, we’ve picked the most impactful places to see illuminated autumn leaves at night, with easy access and clear details so you can plan smoothly. Many think of visiting Kyoto for fall colors, but Tokyo’s night views hold their own; come see a different side of the season in and around the capital. (This article contains affiliate links)
There will be over 450 Hokusai works on display!!! Manga, anime, and the Japanese culture that is celebrated around the world all began with one man who called himself a "mad artist" - Katsushika Hokusai. Tickets are on sale now at Lawson Ticket!
Whether you’re wandering through the cobblestoned streets of Florence, hiking to a scenic overlook in the Rockies, or power-walking your way through a packed itinerary in Tokyo, one thing’s certain: the right pair of boots can make – or break – your trip. When your adventures take you from bustling city squares to misty mountain […]
Holidays with kids to any country can be challenging, especially when it involves a long-haul flight to a completely different culture. But visiting Japan with children doesn’t have to be overwhelming. With a bit of planning, your family can have an unforgettable and stress-free adventure. In this guide, we’ll walk you through everything you need to know about arriving in Japan with kids—focusing on the country’s top three international gateways: Narita International Airport, Haneda Airport, and Kansai International Airport. From airport arrival tips to advice on family-friendly transport, accommodation, meals, and more, we’ve got you covered. Let’s get started. (Main image: Mahathir Mohd Yasin / Shutterstock.com) (This article may contain promotions)
If you are looking for a hotel to stay in Shibuya to enjoy sightseeing and a special experience along the way, then this article is for you. As a trendsetting hub of Tokyo, Shibuya attracts travelers from all over the world. While it is a district that symbolizes youth and pop culture, it is also home to numerous luxury hotels where you can spend a relaxing and refined time. In this article, a travel writer knowledgeable on Shibuya has selected 8 popular luxury hotels that offer elevated stays like no other. (This article may contain affiliate links or coupons. All featured facilities, stores, and products are selected based on our editorial standards)
Find your next escape at Monozuki, a traditional coffee shop in Tokyo's Nishi-Ogikubo, just one stop from Kichijoji. Its interior is a delight, boasting tasteful, classic décor that whisks you away into a storybook world.
Hyatt Hotels Corporation (NYSE: H) today announced the opening of Caption by Hyatt Kabutocho Tokyo, located in Nihonbashi Kabutocho, Tokyo. Steps away from Kayabacho and Nihonbashi subway stations, the 195-room hotel places guests within easy reach of Tokyo Station, Marunouchi, and Ginza, with convenient connections to both Haneda and Narita airports. Caption by Hyatt Kabutocho Tokyo serves as a new neighborhood hub anchored by Talk Shop—an all-day social space where guests and locals can eat, drink, work, and meet.