Tokyo’s New Sushi Bus Takes to the Streets
Eat as much sushi as you like on a double-decker bus shaped like a giant piece of tuna sushi. The 70-minute tour leaves from near Tokyo Station and passes some of the city’s best-known landmarks.
Eat as much sushi as you like on a double-decker bus shaped like a giant piece of tuna sushi. The 70-minute tour leaves from near Tokyo Station and passes some of the city’s best-known landmarks.
Shibuya, one of Tokyo’s culture centers, has a new place to stay. VADE HOTEL SHIBUYA, an apartment-style hotel opened recently in Maruyamacho, with room to settle and the neighborhood just outside the door.
A father and son ride along the Arakawa River, from Tokyo’s eastern edge to riverside parks, lakes, farms and a much-loved gelato stop.
An unplanned trip to Kozushima, thrown off course by storms and cancelled flights. Clear-water swims, 38,000-year-old obsidian voyages, aged sushi, and a hunt for dark skies foiled by a full moon — traveling to the Izu island with a toddler in tow.
The Tokyo City Pass was renewed last September. It now starts with a Base Pass, and travelers can add the attractions they want.
NINJA HARAJUKU Hair & Makeup Studio has launched a program that combines kimono dressing, creative makeup, and a studio photo shoot.
Tokyo City View, the observation deck at the Roppongi Hills complex, has traded its usual skyline for a stage set.
NEON PICKLEBALL CLUB, Japan’s first neon-lit pickleball facility, opened in Shibuya, Tokyo this past August.