When the sun goes down, Tokyo truly comes alive. The city’s nightlife is unlike anywhere else — from impossibly tiny bars tucked down lantern-lit alleys to gleaming high-rise clubs and

A guide to Tokyo Tower, the red-and-white icon inspired by the Eiffel Tower, with tips on observation decks and the best times to visit.

Your complete Tokyo travel guide, linking our in-depth guides to the city’s top sights, from Senso-ji to Shibuya, Shinjuku, and more.

Few cities reward a visitor like Tokyo. Ancient temples and futuristic towers, hushed gardens and neon nightlife, sublime food and world-class theme parks — it is a dozen experiences layered

Tokyo’s cultural scene is as varied as the city itself, ranging from ancient samurai swords to mind-bending digital art you can walk right into. Whether you love history, contemporary art,

Tokyo isn’t really one city — it’s a collection of distinct districts, each with its own personality, from neon nightlife hubs to old-world temple towns and quirky fashion streets. Hopping

For all its concrete and neon, Tokyo is also a city of beautiful green spaces — landscaped gardens, sprawling parks, and tranquil ponds where locals come to relax, picnic, and

Amid Tokyo’s neon and skyscrapers lie pockets of deep calm and centuries of history: its temples and shrines. These sacred spaces — Buddhist temples and Shinto shrines — offer a

Tokyo is a city of dazzling contrasts — centuries-old temples sitting in the shadow of glittering skyscrapers, and neon-lit crossings just minutes from serene palace gardens. For first-time visitors, its

A guide to Ueno Park, Tokyo’s green hub of top museums, a zoo, temples, and famous cherry blossoms.