Originally from the UK, Rebecca first came to Tokyo for what was supposed to be a short stint adventuring in Asia. Four years on and she’s still living the dream — which sometimes involves being dressed as a giraffe.
Made-from-scratch American-style meats for only one more week – get it while you can!
Feel like a kid again at Japan’s biggest international toy show happening this weekend at Tokyo Big Sight.
Look good and support a worthy cause at the same time with Gekka clothing and accessories, an Osaka-based group of artists on a mission to change the world
Maishoku is a fully bilingual online food delivery service that lets you order from more than 250 restaurants for a fast, convenient and well-balanced meal.
In a city of 24-hour noise and neon, there’s a place that time, and Tokyo, forgot. Get lost among the charming Edo temples, pre-war alleyways and lazy cats of Yanaka’s old quarter.
Looking for an apartment in Japan? You’ll need a guarantor. Read on for tips on guarantors and what to do if you don’t have one
Ryozan Park share office in Otsuka is a brand-new workspace that won’t just benefit your business but your social life too.
Baseball, beer and free wifi at the home of the Seibu Lions
It's time this outdated practice is stopped. Only rent from landlords who don't charge any key money.
Renting an apartment in Japan doesn't have to be difficult. Learn more about the GaijinPot Bilingual Brokerage Assistance service.
Grab a book from one of the sleek shelves of this bookstore/‘zakka’/café’ and try not to spill any of your delicious lunch on it.
Head to Coco Farm & Winery for this year’s popular autumn Ashikaga wine festival.