Every once in a while, it is a good idea to get out of Tokyo and go on an outing. Here are some recommendations throughout Japan, including short trips to places of abundant nature and places that are ideal for day trips.
Here, we’ll introduce some illumination spots in Tokyo where you can enjoy a particularly dazzling atmosphere. Keyakizaka Illuminations Keyakizaka Illuminations “SNOW & BLUE” ...
October brings cooler weather, making it more pleasant to spend time outdoors. In this article, we’ll introduce events in Tokyo—including art events, food festivals, and outdoor movie screenings—that let...
Tickets for “Arte Museum Nagoya” are 15% off through October 5. Don’t miss this 7-day limited-time offer. “Arte Museum”: Experience the Essence of Nature Through Light, Sound, and Scent “Arte...
In this article, we’ve carefully selected summer spots you’ll want to visit, ranging from hotel pools in Tokyo to beer gardens with night views. Grand Prince Hotel New Takanawa “Sky Pool” ...
“Tim Burton’s Labyrinth,” the first-ever immersive experience event inspired by the world of Tim Burton—one of the world’s most beloved filmmakers—will be held at CREVIA BASE Tokyo in Toyosu from Wednesda...
During this special viewing, four works by Tsuguharu Fujita will be displayed in the East and West Entrances, and two works not normally open to the public will be specially exhibited in the “Flower and B...
The Akasaka Palace State Guest House, the government’s active state guest facility that hosts distinguished guests from overseas, will hold a special four-day extended evening opening from Saturday, Septe...
Contestants are required to sit quietly for 90 minutes. Any behavior deemed to be “not zoning out”—such as using a smartphone, sleeping, talking, or laughing— will result in disqualification. The winne...
The space where visitors enjoy the refreshing dance of goldfish transforms into a somewhat mysterious and eerie atmosphere as dusk falls.At the Art Aquarium Museum GINZA, “Mysterious Goldfish Museum: Eerie Sounds and L...
Set against the backdrop of the Seibu Shibuya Store—which will close its doors at the end of September 2026 after 58 years of history—the interactive paranormal photography exhibition “What Those Who Can See Can See” w...