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A guide to Ebisu and Daikanyama, taking in Daikanyama T-Site, Yebisu Garden Place, YEBISU BREWERY TOKYO, Log Road Daikanyama and practical travel notes.
Kagurazaka mixes geisha heritage, French cafes and historic temples, with Edo-period alleys and a pedestrianised main street.
A guide to Koenji's vintage shops, record shops, live houses and the Awa Odori street festival, with practical travel notes.
Meiji Shrine, Omotesando's architecture and Yoyogi Park offer a quieter side of Harajuku, with practical details on opening hours, access and facilities.
A Tokyo neighbourhood along the Meguro River, with 800 cherry trees, a spring blossom walk, riverside cafes, design shops and access from Nakameguro Station.
A guide to Asakusa's Senso-ji, Nakamise-dori, Kappabashi and nearby streets, with practical tips on opening hours, transport and evening illuminations.
A guide to Yanaka and Nezu, Tokyo's old downtown, with Yanaka Ginza, Yanaka Cemetery, Nezu Shrine and Kayaba Coffee.
A walkable Setagaya district known for secondhand clothing, small live houses, independent bars and local ramen, with practical tips for shopping and gigs.
Miyazaki Prefecture offers surf beaches, the mythological Takachiho Gorge, local beef and chicken nanban, with Miyazaki City as a relaxed base.
Tottori's dunes, sand museum, Kurayoshi storehouses and Misasa Onsen pair with Matsue Castle on Japan's less-visited San'in coast.
A guide to Ise Grand Shrine's Naiku and Geku, Okage Yokocho, and Mie's Shima Peninsula, with visiting customs, transport and admission details.
Toyama Prefecture offers the Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route, UNESCO-listed Gokayama farmhouses and Toyama Bay seafood, including spring firefly squid.
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