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Conrad Tokyo 5*
Featuring beautiful views of Hamarikyu Gardens, Tokyo Bay and Tokyo, Conrad Tokyo is located a few steps from Nippon Television. This modern hotel is located in central Tokyo. Conrad Tokyo is a 5-star…
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Imperial Hotel Tokyo 5*
Imperial Hotel Tokyo offers luxury accommodation in Tokyo, a short walk from Nippon Television. Those staying at the property have access to a sauna, a hair salon, and an indoor pool. This luxurious…
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Palace Hotel Tokyo 5*
Palace Hotel Tokyo offers 5-star accommodation in Tokyo. It also features an indoor pool, a sauna and a Jacuzzi. The hotel offers guests a variety of superior amenities and services, such as a…
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New Otani Tokyo Executive House
New Otani Tokyo Executive House ZEN offers a comfortable setting in Tokyo. An outdoor pool and tennis courts are just some of the luxury amenities available to guests during their stay. There are…
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Shangri-La Hotel Tokyo 5*
Shangri-La Hotel Tokyo 5*Questo moderno hotel si trova nel centro di Tokyo, a pochi passi da Nihonbashi. Offre inoltre Internet Wi-Fi gratuito, una sauna e una piscina al coperto. Gli ospiti possono godere…
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Mandarin Oriental Tokyo 5*
Located in Central Tokyo, Mandarin Oriental Tokyo is a short walk from Bank of Japan and Mitsukoshi, and provides an express check-in and check-out feature, a sauna and a Jacuzzi. It is situated…
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Japan Travel Info
Remember to check the weather conditions and pack accordingly for the cold temperatures. Also, make sure to book your accommodations and transportation in advance, as Japan can be quite busy during the winter…
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Water Cannons Douse Shirakawa-go
Jets of water are sprayed over the World Heritage village of Shirakawa-go in Gifu Prefecture during a fire drill on Sunday. The village is home to 114 thatched roof houses, and boasts 60…
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Tokyo-area Train Fares Raised
TOKYO (Jiji Press) — East Japan Railway Co., or JR East, Tokyo Metro Co. and other railway operators raised their regular fares for train services in Tokyo and neighboring prefectures by ¥10 on…
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Japanese man creates concept of
In Japanese, the word used for “lunch break” is hiruyasumi. Literally, though, hiruyasumi translates as “midday break,” reflecting the fact that if you’re not spending the entire hour stuffing your face, you might…
