Activities in Japan

A traditional onsen (hot springs) resort that dates back to the 1870's, Arai Ryokan has a serene, old-world feel, evoked by the traditio

Established in 1560, Aritsugu is famous the world over for its high-quality knives. This Tsukiji Market shop is a branch of the original 16th-century

This centrally located store offers easy one-stop shopping for those looking for travel-related electronics: translation machines with voice output to

The pastry boutique was designed by Wonderwall, the cutting edge design firm behing Uniqlo stores.

The dark, designy, one-person deep standing bar sells single servings of sake in little jars to keep the sake fresh.

Escape the throngs of Ginza shoppers at this sleekly modern tearoom and shop. In the third-story tearoom, minimalist-white with skylights overhead, fr

The airport has several free kid-friendly (and unsupervised) areas, so find the one that best suits your needs. Both the Children’s Playrooms and Kids

Occupying the 45th and 47th floors of the Park Hyatt Tokyo, the Club on the Park is a full-service spa open exclusively to hotel guests and private me

On the day of your purchase, please take the receipt for the goods purchased at Daimaru Tokyo store on the same day

The riverside 685-year-old Zen monastery has 24 temples on the property.

Departing passengers who have gone through passport control can take advantage of the airport’s official relaxation areas, which include a bright wait

Dog's Care Joker brings Roppongi Hills pampering to pooches. Luxury stores and services abound in this part of town, so its no suprise that pets shoul

Brace Yourself: The name translates roughly to “hey, what the hell,” which is what you will hear others shouting in Japanese when you’re on this ride.

The store's tailors stitch men’s overcoats from wool, cotton, silk, and hemp.

A variety store in the truest sense, this member of the Tokyu Hands department-store chain sells everything from kitchen knives to camping packs. Most

The largest outlet mall in Japan, just 60 miles west of Tokyo in Shizuoka, is pilgrimage-worthy for two reasons. First, its 200-strong shop selection

Try to get your hands on the coveted chocolate logos.

Don't miss this sprawling mall known for cutting-edge Japanese labels.

Once the largest toy store in Tokyo, this century-old shop is still home to one of the most impressive toy collections in the city. Opened in 1899, Ha

Welcome to popular Japanese children's character (and lifestyle brand) Hello Kitty's world, where visitors can check out the friendly feline's castle,