Tokyo is a a neon-charged hive of activity, where centuries-old temples share sidewalks with towering modern skyscrapers. It’s one of the best cities in the world to see how tradition and technology ...

Forget the notion that Tokyo is nothing but a concrete sprawl, neon and crowds—that tells only a small part of the city’s story. From centuries-old festivals and calming gardens to cutting-edge ...

Sensoji, the city’s oldest Buddhist temple, is one of the best free attractions in Tokyo - ©Craig Pershouse/Craig Pershouse Tokyo may have long enjoyed a reputation as one of the more expensive cities ...

Are you ready to explore one of the world’s greatest cities? Tokyo is a true feast for the senses, and despite its massive size it’s surprisingly kid-friendly! In this family-friendly Tokyo itinerary ...

U.S. News Insider Tip: After the rush of Shibuya Crossing, walk 15 minutes to Cat Street, a pedestrianized stretch with fewer crowds and chic shopping. Pop into TRUNK hotel for a coffee or a cocktail ...

U.S. News Insider Tip: Take a 20-minute walk northwest of Ueno Park to the more than 100,000-square-foot Yanaka Cemetery, the first public burial ground in Tokyo and an oasis of foliage and historical ...

Trying to navigate Tokyo can feel like trying to eat a bowl of Ramen with your hands. Anyone who has been to the city knows that it spans forever, with things to do in every corner of town. So where ...

Located smack in the middle of Tokyo around the Imperial Palace grounds, Chiyoda is the political and financial heartland of Japan, with a daytime population of 900,000. At the same time, it’s by far ...

When I learned that Tokyo, Japan, is the biggest city in the world, I don’t think I really conceptualized what that meant... until I started doing research to prepare for my trip there in early March.